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Tesla has the capacity to utilize Full Self Driving. And as with most autonomous prowess, the biggest issue here may very evident. It may be that the means of allowing for a vehicle to power through the streets. This being without supervision could very well be dangerous for everyone involved. However, the latest version of the Full Self Driving that Tesla has rolled out is beyond impressive. It’s a real killer ride.

Tesla belongs to no extreme. But down the middle.

There may be plenty to enjoy.  There’s also plenty to be get down on. It’s totally aware and totally unaware of what it’s doing. From the sophistication of turning on red to the full spectrum  of allowing for excellent weather and visibility conditions to affect the drive, the latest beta version is spotty at best. All around the Internet, Tesla has been totally beridden with both good tidings and bad luck.

This is mainly thanks to the fact that this version of the Full Self Driving is still not strong enough to handle the streets on its’ own. The strange thing about the Full Self Driving is that it happens to work well in one city and does terribly in another city.

A likely rationale as to why it isn’t working uniformly could be led to the responsibility of the coding and how it isn’t quite as well built as the human brain to work well under pressure. One might even assume that the driving capacity of a Tesla is mainly hurt by the fact that at the end of the day, this car is only a car.

And definitely lacking in all the complexities that humans possess in order to give out a real capability to navigate the busy city streets that may face you on a day-to-day basis. If this was something to be go through understanding then likely, Tesla needs a lot more than money to make EVs autonomous.