Humans temporarily win at parking; ex-Tesla engineers say human takeovers improve FSD
Scobleizer · x · 2026-08-10
Tech blogger Robert Scbles visited Tesla's Fremont factory, noting the employee lots were full, suggesting around 4,000 people are inside building cars and working on the Optimus robot.
Regarding Full Self-Driving (FSD), he observed that the system's automated parking still falls short of human skills, prompting him to manually take over. However, Tesla AI engineers he met at the We Robot event explained that such human interventions actually provide valuable data to improve the system. Predicting based on Tesla's massive accumulation of real-world driving data, Scbles believes FSD will park better than humans by the end of the year.
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