Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) version 13.2 showcases significant advancements, impressing testers with its new features. The update allows the vehicle to autonomously start from a parked position and search for parking at the destination. Despite the progress, achieving fully autonomous driving remains a challenging goal for Tesla, with a target launch for a driverless robotaxi by 2026 or 2027.
Testers have noted that while FSD 13.2 is a remarkable improvement over previous versions, it still exhibits some bugs. The ability to navigate complex traffic situations and make real-time decisions demonstrates the potential of Tesla's AI technology. However, the journey to true unsupervised driving is still ongoing, requiring further refinements and testing.
• FSD version 13.2 shows significant improvements but still has bugs.
• Tesla aims for fully autonomous robotaxi launch by 2026 or 2027.
FSD refers to Tesla's advanced driver-assistance system that aims for autonomous driving capabilities.
Autonomous navigation involves a vehicle's ability to move and make decisions without human intervention.
A neural network is a computational model inspired by the human brain, used in AI for decision-making.
Tesla is a leading electric vehicle manufacturer known for its innovations in self-driving technology.
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