Tesla's Biggest Update Ever Has Arrived.

[@farzyness]

Check out JD's video here (AI DRIVR): kzbin.info/www/bejne/npWvhZRtbt-dorssi=PVCeDdhKuKrF9gFs

[@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler]

The worst part with some of the coding was that previously learned information couldn't be translated over with each new update so with each update it was pretty much having to relearn all of the roads it's already driven on before... Imagine having your memory wiped as a driver and having to be dropped in to a place that you normally drive all the time and not knowing that area at all... When the driver is new to the area they make more problems for the system...

[@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler]

It's not that hard to navigate a parking lot when you're going very slow and you have cameras to prove that you're not at fault so if someone hits you and your Tesla that's driving itself then they will have to pay because Tesla won't be at fault unless there's a rare scenario that happens.

[@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler]

The robot economy would not be as efficient as a Ubi based off the total automated production percentage of the GDP...

[@ericdelevinquiere9902]

If it can make it in Costco’s parking lot, it’s mission accomplished!

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

Nahh, much too much space over there. Went to the Shopping City Sued today. When it can handle this or some of the larger sites in Italy where they drve everywhere it is usable.

[@pokerchannel6991]

Actual smart salmon, dude!

[@Gunter_Custom]

No kidding what a nightmare with every idiot person that does not know how to drive in that parking lot .. 😂😂

[@nextechsolutions5955]

My favorite thing is they named the feature A.S.S. 😎

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

Even better, the "old Smart Summon" is now called Dumb A.S.S.

[@DouglasJMark]

Ummm…I wonder what they’ll call it when it becomes really refined and smooth?

[@steveo1574]

@@wolfgangpreier9160 LOL it was just Smart summon but now it's Actually Smart

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

@@DouglasJMark Generalized AI supported Smart Summon. G.A.S.

[@decourter]

You guys talk like everything is happening on 10/10 but the way TESLA usually works is they do a show and then a few years later it actually happens or comes out.

[@retiredbitjuggler3471]

Pothole reporting to local government idea is brilliant! My son is a local township foreman for a road crew and one of the worst jobs he has is having to deal with irate taxpayers who have encountered a newly formed pothole. The faster he gets notification, the faster he can address it. Now, if they can also report flooding (caused by sewers plugged by road debris) would really make life easier for him. Hey, while they are at it, include roadways that are blocked by snow or downed trees. 😊😊😊😊😊. I’m sure there are other ideas, but these are the ones he feels bad about responding to because he has to calm down enraged victims and he becomes the target of that emotional rollercoaster. He’s there to help resolve the issue but is also burdened with social work to boot. ☹️☹️☹️

[@bobwheeler8101]

That would be an excellent use.

[@JackLemp-tm8fg]

“Waymo, didn’t do end to end because they didn’t have the data”. All the Teslas collecting data are the key.

[@T_Time_]

In AI, you wouldn’t use all of the data, you only need to use like 1 percent. All of the other car companies are waiting to see if tesla can get regulated to autonomy 5 with just cameras. Tesla going to AI instead of handwriting code and testing, was gift and curse. Their handwriting code would giving them an multiple year head-start, now any other car company can put specific drivers on the road and train an ai, to cut into the market share that Tesla would have had. That is why Elon pivoted to Robots as another hype engine, because he know even if they get FSD, their competitors will be there to cut into the market with there own AI.

[@erikbarsingerhorn4485]

@@T_Time_ Wrong ! You need all of the data, to get 1 percent of useful data.

[@PhilipAndreGjone]

@@T_Time_ To cherry pick you have to pick from all of it

[@rare_wubbox360]

Waymo has a lot of data.. but its more or less useless Billion and billion of laserpoints wont work.. it cannot be used to understand what the different objects are

[@T_Time_]

@@erikbarsingerhorn4485 you don’t know what you are talking about. Good and Bad Data is subjective, there isn’t any good objective data to AI.

[@LovetheTesla]

Did I hear you say “time magazine” is still in business, I didn’t even know they were still around

[@joshlitman8310]

“That fuuukin Tesla is driving by itselv”

[@nextechsolutions5955]

😂

[@ZaphodTube]

@@nextechsolutions5955I want a video with reactions only

[@MKilmer-e9y]

FSD has been incredible for months. Then yesterday it tried to run a red light . Just a reminder to pay attention 100% of the time.

[@gcauldwell]

36:46 - the difference between Tesla and Waymo, is like the difference between a bunch of cell phones and a bunch of pairs of walkie-talkies.

[@robertberton1638]

@@gcauldwell I thought Waymo was working in Phx Az. Is Tesla doing that ????

[@PlausibleParadymes]

​​​@@robertberton1638If Phoenix has any parking lots then yes Tesla autopilot is driving driverless in Phoenix now - as well as any other city in the United States that has parking lots. And this is the technology that will allow Tesla to expand OUT of these several parking lots as they continue to demonstrate their ability to drive regardless of whatever US city you happen to be wondering about. Is Waymo doing THAT?

[@travisjazzbo3490]

@@robertberton1638 To understand the difference between Waymo and Tesla. Waymo can be set up to work in any area that they 'geofence' and of course whatever car they outfit to work which is much more expensive than a Tesla by at least double. I don't believe Waymo is looking to get into the business of selling cars to the general public, but I could be wrong. IF, and this is a big IF STILL, if Tesla gets to full level 5 FSD, then the idea is they work in the whole country, suddenly. Also, Tesla is not just potentially a Robotaxi service at that point, but every Tesla has the potential to be an "Uber" theoretically on its own for people that own a Tesla, but most importantly, every Tesla owner would theoretically have the technology to do all of its own driving, but far, far safer than if they did it on their own. That is the idea... So a TON happens if Tesla gets to where they are looking to go, which is 50-fold more difficult than Waymo, but maybe a thousandfold more potential or more

[@robertberton1638]

@@PlausibleParadymes Waymo drives on the streets in Phx with no driver, are Teslas doing that ???????

[@Vancouver_Island_Guy]

🤡​@@robertberton1638

[@chrisRevGenetics]

Repeating that the “TeslaAITaxi is the first profitable AI”, at the event and by all Tesla supporters, this will shake up Wall Street and open their eyes to the juggernaut of Tesla being a technology company and make the stock go crazy

[@flwi]

+1 for stories of ex Tesla employees. The process improvements you were talking about were kinda crazy. I would be very interested in that conversation. I had some projects with German companies and have also talked to someone who worked at VW. It's a difference like day and night.

[@cyberbull23]

When will we talk about the real time connectivity that teslas could have with starlink? It’ll make connecting the cars easier and it’ll provide car owners and robotaxi riders such a beautiful experience.

[@DouglasJMark]

I think it’s only a matter of time before Starlink is added to Teslas.

[@tryhardfpv5351]

No need, Starlink Cell service will be used by Teslas soon as it's released. Every existing Tesla will work with it already.

[@cyberbull23]

@@tryhardfpv5351 I didn’t know that was coming. Good to know!

[@Dr_MoosaMD]

It seems like an all or nothing situation. If FSD works, the bot will work and Tesla becomes the greatest company ever. If FSD fails, chances are the bot will also fail and Tesla just sells cars and batteries.

[@robertberton1638]

That would be the best thing. Where is the Roadster ??????

[@ihearttesla]

Super excited for A*S*S!!!!!😆

[@anotheryoutubechannel4809]

wanna get me some of that A.S.S. 🔥

[@pokerchannel6991]

I don’t mind that there are no hints of of the actual smart salmon before it just came out. I’d rather have it this way. I’d rather know nothing about it and then one day, boom.

[@pwdrhrn]

ASS is a critical step for Robotaxi because it’s learning how to navigate the first/last 100m and pick somebody up. A new feature that hasn’t gotten much awareness is ‘sub-location’ like take me to the airport, terminal 3, arrivals level. Anybody tried that? Robotaxi is very close, I think you will see trials in the spring. Exciting!

[@bodyweightbob8669]

I feel like ASS is explicit foreshadowing for those that believe autonomy will be solved. As stated, the confidence to release it means they’re comfortable letting their cars drive remotely and do pick ups and drop offs. Albiet if ASS is being used, the user would not be at risk of injury but would they be at risk of liability if an accident occurred?

[@RyoshiKuraOka]

Per an earlier reply: The "summon" feature is still SUPERVISED. You are responsible for monitoring the car and taking action if there is a problem. Tesla assumes NO liability if there is an accident. You should check with your insurance company regarding coverage before using this feature.

[@RyoshiKuraOka]

The "summon" feature is still SUPERVISED. You are responsible for monitoring the car and taking action if there is a problem. Tesla assumes NO liability if there is an accident. You should check with your insurance company regarding coverage before using this feature.

[@rafal5863]

Car that can repo itself.

[@jebediahkerman3946]

Whole Mars Catalog showed smart summon doing a 3 point turn, which requires reversing.

[@marky3870]

Love the name as well. It's great to see a sense of humor in a company as large as Tesla. The feature itself isn't something I'd use very often, but that's just me. It's still cool though.

[@DouglasJMark]

Brings joy to us. I hope ASS becomes super smooth one day. I wonder if they’d rename it then? 🤔

[@lucadellasciucca967]

I don t think you guys realise how precious and entertaining these insider Tesla experieces are. How is this the first time you talk about it? PLEEEEEESE, i want to know EVERYTHING

[@appl314]

Farzad should work on trump's efficiency team with elon...maybe a position for a lot of tesla millionaires. Let's start a movement!!

[@YT-MY]

Does FSD recognize potholes and avoid them? Haven't seen anyone test for these. One annoying issue with autosteer is not adjusting road track to avoid ruff pavement.

[@markrolls5905]

Wamo is a baby in a play pen. Tesla FSD is morphing from a teenager to an adult getting out there in the world navigating life based on its parental, life’s lessons & university training.

[@DouglasJMark]

Well said. Although my 15 month old grandson is already dreaming about exploring the world already!

[@Farken_JacksFacts]

Yes please do an episode “War stories from Tesla” i would love to hear your thoughts, opinions, suggestions and experiences working for Tesla, and along with any other people that have worked there as well. Please do this episode a lot of people would love this !!!!!!!

[@cyberbull23]

Tesla, Palantir, Nvidia, and (some of) the LLM players are the only ones really providing ROI on AI right now.

[@michaellatta]

Elon has said they are reserving FSD 13 for feature complete, so I expect 10/10 to announce the first locations where the network will be operating with safety drivers.

[@DouglasJMark]

Agreed. FSD is approaching level 4 autonomy.

[@gefu7578]

Smart for Tesla is to be just behind Waymo cruising on 3rd gear. When some states fully approve self driving then whip out rest of gears.

[@grannietesla]

I can’t wait.

[@armandacosta1914]

I have FSD here in Dallas, Texas, and nobody that I know can trust it in this area. It’s still a long way to go for them to solve FSD. The only time I use it is if I’m getting closer to my neighborhood and there’s not too many cars and when I do use FSD sometimes it doesn’t take the best route. It just takes the route that is closest.

[@MrPbologna]

Why r we so amazed that a Tesla can drive itself. They have been self driving for months now. Just bc ur sitting in drivers seat does not change self driving of car.

[@nguyep4]

Perception. It is one thing to have a driver in seat versus no drive at all.

[@DouglasJMark]

True. 🤔 Also, it’s because they’re driving around parking lots, even reversing.

[@wendydomkoski140]

Must have this car! Perfect for condition, optic nerve aplasia (absence of), in one eye with blindness and partial nerve formation, w/ limited sight in other. Let me know when such a car is available for purchase at attainable price. Opportunity to help me purchase something never, before, thought possible. What a time for me, with optic nerve aplasia, to be alive! Blessings

[@genecaton9275]

I have a model y on v12.5.1.5 and my car is doing crazy dangerous moves where I am constantly having to disengage. Is anyone having similar issues?

[@gardens]

Farzad is the man, how is it this channel does not have at least a million subs , get the word out people

[@nolimit7185]

The day Tesla's self driving option can survive east asian (India, vietnam etc) traffic and self drive, it has arrived to a solid stage.

[@nettlesoup]

In a way it's easier in these countries. Fewer rules, just go with the flow like water. With so many cameras seeing everything, there will be fewer accidents.

[@noisypl]

Please publish regular "public reactions for Actual Smart Summon" - this will be great to watch!

[@Johnrowland1982]

I very much enjoyed the Tesla employment stories. 👏

[@PlainObserver]

This along with the soon to come self parking is as big as an entire new model!

[@bobtiburzi7682]

Elon should tell the people that if they own a Tesla they will be part of the Tesla family. Almost like you're a part of the company. And the more Teslas that gets sold the less each Tesla costs and the more FSD gets used the less FSD will cost per month. That way more people would just want to own a Tesla because it's going to drop their own price like their part of a family. In addition if he published the amount of car is sold in the amount of people using FSD and then set goals that if they reach those goals it would drop the price of the car and it would drop the price of the FSD. That would make people want to be involved in the numbers that are taking place in the Tesla family business. And then when the Tesla bot comes out you would have credit because you would acquire credit from owning the car and from driving the car and that credit would be applied towards a Tesla bot purchase price. It would be just exactly what Apple does only better cuz Apple doesn't give you any discounts.

[@mattsenkow6986]

Let’s be real: if Optimus bots are operating in public-like at a Supercharger station plugging in cars-criminals are likely to incapacitate them, throw them into RF-shielded bags, and sell them for meth money.

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

Yes, and your solution is to forbid Optimus. Right?

[@mattsenkow6986]

@@wolfgangpreier9160 I'm not advocating for banning Optimus. The solution is either using wireless inductive charging or creating secure spaces for Teslas and Cybercabs to charge and compute. Doing both would be overkill and doesn’t really make sense. It's about choosing the most efficient and secure option to ensure safety while maintaining the flow of autonomous technology.

[@chelsiestinson9494]

Self defense mode.

[@Skyking6976]

That’s dark bro…

[@donfields1234]

You don't actually think an optimus would work if stolen do you. Humans like to look for problems but engineers st Tesla solve problems before they occur... the best problem is no problemo amigo

[@zstacker6119]

I love the farzad and hans duo

[@wayofflow955]

All the Tesla in 10/10 will be robotaxi and it will demo what the future will be like in the future!

[@davidhealy7743]

Nice A.S.S. AI.

[@planetmuskvlog3047]

Ok, so ASS has heuristics. It will likely go through a similar development cycle like FSD proper… heuristics are training wheels.

[@wolfgangpreier9160]

We are waiting for the 100 GW AI cluster Elon has promised us.

[@jlljjl]

would watch more of these long videos if you segmented/chaptered the program... Respectfully you're missing $ by not using this feature...

[@feedvid]

Excellent video! Thanks 👍

[@Antcarhuman]

When can I get my M3 fsd to have a snap on lawnmower fitting to mow my yard. Robo lawnmower would work for me.

[@jamesdillon3320]

Hello Dad!! Good to see a new video!! Send my best regard's to PW!! Thanks for your continuing efforts!! Greetings from the beautiful sandy shores of Lake Huron!! Ontario, Canada!! GIDDYUP!!

[@robfisher3790]

Love this conversation❤

[@DouglasJMark]

Potholes fixed by Optimus bots in Cybertrucks. Can’t wait!

[@JAM4111]

Hans, maybe it will be like Matrix, where they have cartridges that you load to teach a robot a new task. I agree that it will "evolve."

[@robertgamble7497]

For Optimus: teach Optimus how it’s hands work, show it how real people use their hands, and have options do those things. When I grew up my parents showed me how to pickup a ball, a block, clothes, etc. so when I went to work I knew how to use my arms, and hands for similar tasks. When I went to work a factory, I went to a few days of training to learn some functions, then went into the work area and did as I learned. Teach Optimus the basic functions of its body, then show it other things to do, and have it learn how to use it’s parts to do those new things. Teaching Optimus how to do one thing, and never having it do anything else, is inefficient. Give Optimus examples of how to do something, and soon Optimus will figure out how to do those things in ways we never thought it could be done. Similar to how the “GO” game learned to play better then any master player, Optimus can teach itself how to do things better then we ever imagined! Don’t limit Optimus to our limitations, let Optimus be Optimus. For that matter, let FSD be FSD!

[@JohnBrown-pw3bz]

War stories would be so cool, bring it on. We'd like to see what it's like to work in A. Tesla factory under the tesla method.

[@warmac57]

Ok, but when do I get it in my 2023 MY?

[@chrismai1889]

I do own the smart summon feature, but I am sure it won't be available in France until Renault has something similar, so maybe in 10 years.

[@DouglasJMark]

Hope FSD Supervised is approved for you within a year 🙏

[@gcauldwell]

1:01:05 - “not a lot of boundaries between teams” - not a lot of boundaries among companies either (in Muskland)

[@DishNetworkDealerNEO]

This is is much more than a demonstration that will happen on 10/10/24 at Warner Brothers studio. The robots there will be staying there and Warner Brothers will use them as transportation for their personnel and for public tours of the studio lot,as an ongoing basis! WB will be the first Robotaxi customer in a partnership within the studio lot and eventually on the city streets around the lot!

[@bru512]

12:00 Disagree. AI potentially could see the patterns and display the messages. It does not need to be heuristic code. We just need to build the model

[@financialliteracy8204]

I'd watch a Tesla war stories episode for sure!

[@reaganviking]

Do Starlink satellites have photo/radar capability for mapping? Could Tesla through its Megapack/utility connection get permission to install cameras at traffic intersections - and then have connectivity to Tesla vehicles & then the cars have connectivity to eachother to share real world, real time data with each other, solving blind corners etc?

[@alexander-xb9oq]

Well to be honest I'm like that with pedestrians unpredictable 😅

[@DouglasJMark]

💯🤣 Although, I think people get intimidated by the reverse flying saucer warning noise 😎

[@brianp8384]

If they demonstrate an actual working driverless RT on 10/10, wouldn't that mean that every Tesla would also at that time be full L4?

[@brianp8384]

Why did they even release the old Smart Summon? I tried it once or twice and then haven't used it once in the past 4 years.

[@wwkropp]

I called Tesla as my clock doesn’t work. It’s losing time and was informed this is a known issue so I hope after the abandoned features done, they can fix my clock issue.

[@ChitFromChinola]

My automatic windshield wipers still don’t work right, either.

[@tubetop123]

A few months ago when I used smart summon, it almost hit the car beside it. Hope this update has improved it

[@benediktfreude]

I would LOVE a war stories podcast!! Have Hans as moderator and see if you have other ex-employees to join

[@michaelbartell1166]

What happened IF OR WHEN Google buys GM, FORD OR Volkswagen

[@teowes7528]

OMG the liability. None of the people in those parking lots agreed to be involved in the testing. Personal injury attorneys tend to look for the deepest pocket they can associate with an incident. Imagine what will happen if one of these cars injures someone and the attorney goes after Tesla.

[@arleneallen8809]

On the anime: the american people have spoken. On the learning aspects of FSD for local circumstances not likely present in public maps, I totally agree with JD. If we take Musk's approach to FSD, i.e. how humans do this particular party trick, and extend it, the local learning makes perfect sense. I would guess most people have had the experience of being in a major shopping center parking lot for the first time, and wondering about which rows go where. Where's the exit, etc? After brailling around the lot, we add to our knowledge base and no longer need to do that kind of exploration. Seems reasonable that the ASS module would do the same thing. One could certainly get by without any learning, but it would be a permanent first time experience. Comes down to efficiency, and we know Musk really focuses on that.

[@B.H90]

FSD also leaves too much space between the car in front of you when approaching traffic light or in slow-moving traffic ,

[@anotheryoutubechannel4809]

yes. that needs to get adjusted a bit. Same when parking.

[@DouglasJMark]

I’m on 12.3.4 still and have to step on the accelerator a lot. The car drives like a tourist in a new town, well but enjoying the scenery 😝

[@B.H90]

@@DouglasJMark Yeah, on local roads, FSD only allows 5 over teh span limited, not that I'm an aggressive driver, but I slow down the traffic, LOL

[@B.H90]

@@anotheryoutubechannel4809 It's not new; I wonder why Tesla is not improving it. Isn't the V12 more of machine learning than human drive? But We dont leave 1.5 cars space in between when stopping at the traffic line; something to do with no more sensors in the number?

[@DouglasJMark]

@@B.H90 LOL And you’re alive and can teach others the same!

[@lucadellasciucca967]

Oh my god pls. I need all the stories, anecdotes, good, bad. EVRYTHING!!!!! I m begging you!

[@docdurdin]

It should be able to make rude remarks like a real driver. " Mover it or Lose it."

[@DouglasJMark]

Or just fart at them a lot 🤣

[@Tjmalloy2]

I woke up to the end of your show, I thought that's tenacious D was playing on my phone lmao

[@rcarmack]

1:10:20 yes yes yes

[@jonathanmelhuish4530]

I would love to hear so much more about the culture there at Tesla. Your stories are multiple years old and don't need to go into much technical detail so I'd hope NDAs would be a problem

[@kuhnology8803]

The Government should hand out Bots first to those in need, then roll out for general income. Disabled persons can get use from a bot to aid in many ways, this is the human thing to consider.

[@swhbpocl]

The GOVERNMENT? Scaaary…

[@YT-MY]

I would think satellite images are used to navigate the route through parking lots. It appears satellite images are used by the app to select the locations to go to.

[@shenye7635]

Europe parking lot is gonna be the end boss of parking .

[@DouglasJMark]

Can’t wait for FSD roll outs to EU and China.

[@markrolls5905]

my apologies in advance for this analogy however to put a finer point on it Wamo is a baby playing in a fenced off play pen that was unfortunately born disabled from an expensive IVF program & Tesla FSD is a young adult finding its way out in the world having benefited from good parental guidance who happen to be from one of the wealthiest families on the planet, life’s lessons & topped its peers at a top university, has the whole wide world at its feet & is ready to find its way in the world 🤔

[@mhfs61]

Robot will not plug in superchargers in the car. Induction charging is the next step.

[@jlljjl]

some type of auto plug will charge much faster... will see the solution on 10/10

[@DouglasJMark]

True, but it’ll be a while due to current pricing I think. I watched Bjorn Nyland’s video showing this now running at about 98% efficiently. Should see this at city BEV bus stations first.

[@oliver-münzberg]

But we should all remember: Until now it is only a "look-alike" as driving without a driver - the one with the finger on the button is still responsible for anything that happens. It is very nice, I would love to use it here in EU, but it is not more then it is

[@howardrodack6191]

Can someone answer this question. With the rapid improvements in AI and LLMs getting smaller and smaller yet maintaining high performance, is it possible in the not too distant future that Tesla loses it's massive data advantage because autonomy will be able to be accomplished with infinitely less data?

[@newworld6474]

full on FSD will take 6 months to 24 months from initial release to basically fully polished version ? give or take several months ... maybe? FSD in semi trucks will be worth more than robotaxi I hear ? ... etc etc this will lessen pollution, make more countries energy independent as renewables like solar, wind, hydro, wave cobined battery storage ....etc fsd will not only save lives but also give more freedom to the elderly/some disableds etc etc etc etc etc

[@michaelbartell1166]

❤I think you guys are either not talking or something. Software updates are monthly if not by weekly.

[@brianscott1978]

I think we can all agree AI SW needs to be solved, not HW. Something I think you guys are missing. Tesla is using mostly the same AI methods as everyone else. Someone comes up with a better AI function, Tesla adopts it. Tesla is singularly developing it's AI FSD model. Tesla as more data, but AI abilities are about the same level. Nvidia is letting every company that wants to use their AI models, use them. So 5, 10, 30, 100 companies are all adding functionality to Nvidia's AI models. Lets say safe/useful FSD AI is 1000x more difficult then a safe/useful robot AI. Basic robot AI is good enough that anyone can now train an AI to control a robot. As everyone trains Nvidia's robot AI, every future companies robot will learn how to walk upstairs faster, with less attempts. At some point, no one will need to train basic skills to any robot AI. Robot AI is far more profitable then FSD, with a far lower bar to achieve profit. AI FSD will become the same. Those 20-30 companies working on Nvidia's FSD AI, will solve different problems. Each of those solutions will be added to the basic functionality of Nvidia's AI FSD. Collaboration will outpace a single company, no matter how far ahead they are. This is where I think Tesla will lose it's advantage over time. Why being able to mass manufacture robots, will be the profit center. Like Apple, their App store makes the majority of their profits, but it's only because they are mass manufacturing iPhones.

[@DarylOster]

If for every bot sold (at cost X 3) to industry (to replace human labor) one bot was given to the local library so anyone could check it out for a couple weeks - then Tesla would learn diverse skills much faster by having the public train bots to meet their needs. Industry gets labor for less than a tenth the cost; public gets free bots; Tesla gets free training for wildly diverse skills...

[@DarylOster]

Library bots could be used for other public service for instance in an emergency- or fix potholes...

[@DarylOster]

The library bot "donation" could be in lew of taxes...

[@KrisTC]

1:10:00 yes please. That would be awesome. This we bit off working at Tesla insight is very interesting. Care less about war stories /gossip. More about why it is different from normal companies. I watched some interviews with Joe Justice on agile etc. but it is do different. It would be good for you guys to give truth without fluff

[@h-e-acc]

when Tesla perfects FSD + Actual Smart Summon + Banish, Tesla would also need to install an upgrade that includes evading a potential stalker or carjacking if they’re driving on their own or automatically calling 911 if it detects a potential stalker or carjacking, carjacking is obvious but I’m guessing the algorithm for a stalker/jugging would be it would dial 911 if it’s being trailed by the same vehicle for one hour straight or if that vehicle has been trailing the Tesla and gets within 300 feet of home. That’s going to be one of the primary security/law enforcement concerns that will come up when this tech is completed and perfected.

[@DouglasJMark]

Excitement guaranteed.

[@donfields1234]

The pothole fixer automatic is a killer idea, insurance alone would cover the costs and ... Tesla insurance duh. Tesla should solve it on auto with one vehicle filling potholes perfectly and just put that fleet out there for public safety alone. Some type of plasma heated and sealed perfect pothole remover, Super heat the entire hole so it all sets as if its a new road. You just know tesla engineers will be capable of making the pothole never return either... it is just how the Tesla team works. They do not just fix things but make the issue disapear forever. New potholes are instantly located by the fleet and the pothole fixing vehicle is deployed immediately. Call it unit 420 ... the bong hit burner or dugout. 😂🤯

[@Eric2x1]

I'm retired at 27, went from Grass to Grace. This video here reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, honest wife, $35k biweekly and a good daughter full of love 🤍

[@KristynFerratella]

I'm inspired. Please spill some sugar about the bi-weekly stuff you mentioned.

[@Eric2x1]

I raised 75k and Christina Ann Tucker is to be thanked. I got my self my dream car 🚗 just last weekend, My journey with her started after my best friend came back from New York and saw me suffering in dept then told me about her and how to change my life through her. Christina A. Tucker is the kind of person one needs in his or her life! I got a home, a good wife, and a beautiful daughter. Note: this is not a promotion but me trying to make a point that no matter what happens, always have faith and keep living!!!

[@IsabellaStoneEva]

Wow 😱 I know her too Miss Christina Ann Tucker is a remarkable individual who has brought immense positivity and inspiration into my life.

[@IsabellaStoneEva]

I started with a miserly $1500. The results have been mind blowing I must say TBH

[@AdellSpang]

< I know that woman(Christina Ann Tucker) If you were born and raised in new York you'd know too, No doubt she is the one that helped you get where you are!!!!

[@lomayllano9309]

Doesn't actually look like Waymo given the lack of bulky sensory equipment.

[@kuhnology8803]

NASA's Bot for hazardous use cases, EVA's, repetitive actions on station, experimental craft interface verifications...etc.. Higher pay, more aid in financing future space flight applications, multi planetary multi-year travel cases.

[@bschultz213]

I feel like the android Optimus latest has gone silent. I want a fucking robot man!😂

[@pshattuck1]

How do think our typical Auto Insurance companies will cover our liability, if our Tesla does cause an accident, while in the Smart Summon mode? I wish I could be insured by Tesla, but they don’t offer insurance in my State (MT).

[@zarroth]

hopefully they pay through the nose. Machines break down, tech ALWAYS fails at some point. Having no one in the car to handle those situations needs to be against the law. Cars going down the street with no one in the drivers seat, then the person that sent it off needs to be in prison. The risk is just too high, no matter how "polished" the tech becomes.

[@chrispapanastasopoulos9192]

Let the insurance companies figure it out. There will be no shortage of data and since the accident will be recorded it will be clear why the accident occurred.

[@shannon6876]

@@zarroth You need to be against the law.

[@DouglasJMark]

Big concern. Wait, I bet all the Tesla’s cameras will be recording the whole time when in ASS mode. This will determine who’s at fault in the rare case of a collision with another vehicle or, God forbid, another person.

[@JohnBrown-pw3bz]

Here is a great suggestion for the gender of the bots, you could have one bim and another, one called bo.

[@minhktu8]

“I wish the government can run like this” Love that comment.

[@tompava3923]

Love the shirt.✌😎

[@bengednmunie110]

I wouldnt want everyone to have a bot ever.

[@MrMobile247]

Any parting words before we wrap this sucker up? "The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades."