Recently, accidents involving driverless cars, especially Tesla, are not on the agenda. After these accidents, there are some questions about self-driving cars in people’s minds, while there are new developments regarding the “Full Autonomous Driving System” beta software that Tesla is working on.
The CEO of the company, Elon Musk, made an interesting confession in his Twitter post to provide information about the next version of the software. While this confession of Musk drew the reaction of people, some Tesla owners began to troll business people.
‘I didn’t expect it to be this hard’
As it will be remembered, Tesla launched the Fully Autonomous Driving System (FSD) Beta program for its self-driving cars in October 2020. Under this program, a limited number of Tesla users had the opportunity to use the software on public streets and reported any errors they noticed to the company. In fact, many users who tested the beta version in the past months encountered various errors that could endanger traffic.
However, as the beta process continued, some events began to occur that attracted the reaction of Tesla owners. On top of that, software updates were constantly lagging, and Elon Musk, the CEO of the company, kept users waiting with promises on Twitter, “Two weeks later, three weeks later”.
A new one has been added to these recently. Musk shared on Twitter about the V9 Beta update, which includes serious improvements such as the long-promised Tesla Vision, on Twitter, “Haha, FSD 9 beta is coming soon, I swear! Fully autonomous driving is a difficult problem as it requires solving a large part of real-world artificial intelligence. I didn’t expect it to be this hard, but in retrospect the difficulty is clear. Nothing has more degrees of freedom than reality. ” phrases used.
After Musk was constantly procrastinating on updates, Tesla owners began to troll business people on social media. Some users even changed the name of their vehicles to “Two weeks”, referring to Musk.
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