Tesla FSD Drives Hundreds of Miles, Self-Corrects Single Off-Ramp Mistake
Scobleizer · x · 2026-08-01
Tech blogger Robert Scoble shared his experience with autonomous driving, marveling at how a single software update can upgrade millions of cars into robots. He drove from Puyallup to San Jose, during which the system made only one mistake (taking an off-ramp needlessly) but autonomously realized the error and got back on the interstate.
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