Tesla's Latest Autopilot Drives Cross-State, Performs 'Better Than Human'
Scobleizer · x · 2026-08-01
Tech blogger Robert Scoble shared his experience using Tesla's latest autonomous driving feature. He took a ride from Puyallup, WA to San Jose, CA, stating that its overall performance is already better than human.
During the long trip, the system made only one mistake: taking an off-ramp unnecessarily. However, the car realized its error on its own and successfully got back onto the interstate. Scoble marveled at how a single OTA update can push such massive computer science advancements to millions of robots (cars) simultaneously.
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