This is wonderful. My husband has FSD beta and we have been kind of afraid to use it much, but I think we will start to use it more. Your video is very charming and informative, and gives me hope for driving tech in the future.
This has been my favourite video of yours so far. The discussion with your dad was very interesting. It would be great if you could do more of these with him for each FSD version into the future. Thanks very much for your great content!
The 1.6 MP camera issue is also often misunderstood. As the camera takes many images per second it essentially integrates overtime. That is not easy (just ask Canon R5 High Res Mode), but it works (also see phone cameras). That allows it to sidestep the issue a lot.
You've got to try out Cruise although it's just 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. right now, and I'm still waiting for Waymo to give me access. I think you'll appreciate Tesla FSD even more. Although I feel safer than with an Uber driver. Great having your dad's perspective.
The best part of this would be long highways where you’re on it for like 90 miles. I feel like this car can figure that out perfectly at this point and that’s insane. Most people think of teslas as just electric cars, but they really are the only ones close to perfecting self driving.
Thank you for your video. It would be nice if you state when this latest version was released and what the last version was and when that was released to help map a timeline for us earthlings as well. Take Care!
20:46 the texture of the road changed. I think FSD evaluated that there might be an obstacle or smth, so it decided to avoid it. Probably related to the overcautious settings?
The driving in the extreme right lane thing is a huge problem for me. A lot of people park in that lane where I live and every time there is a gap in parked cars BETA tries to change into that lane. It's a delicate balance because I also deal with the opposite with left turns where it gets over way too late.
Is there no benefit in using higher resolution cameras. I had never heard that they were only 1.2 megapixel. The cost increase for better resolution would be so little that I'm guessing it doesn't affect anything but that's surprising.
I'm new to your channel and wondering how long you think it will take until FSD is capable to negotiate the last few yards, parking lots, construction zones, heavy rain, snow, etc., and be ready for governmental approval for full autonomy?
Your drives are indeed impressive which makes me wonder why they are less so in the Chicago suburbs and elsewhere outside of California. Why would FSD Beta mess up a left hand turn at a run-of-the-mill intersection that is rendered on the screen quite accurately? I can only assume it's because FSD Beta does not rely solely on its cameras and GPS to do drive path planning. It also relies heavily on the sparse street map data (MapBox). If that map data is inaccurate, FSD Beta often screws up, and, in my experience, will continue to make poor path choices, OTA update after OTA update. Where the street map data accurately reflects reality, FSD Beta performs brilliantly. Why is Tesla so mum on the role that the street map data plays in the performance of FSD? What is their plan to reduce FSD Beta's dependence on map data?
11.6.9 - at 6:02 ..i'm hoping tesla AI team makes it more natural. Can still be cautious..just continue forward but slow down smoothly 10ft before and continue to creep forward 10ft down to 0ft.
Do you have to Touch the steering wheel every 30 to 40 seconds looks like you’re not touching the steering wheel at all my Tesla model X 2020. I have to keep my hand on the wheel and give a little pressure otherwise the light on the dash comes on like to get your opinion.
Ever considered making a video with your dad walks a clearly marked pedestrian crossing while you drive your Tesla towards him in FSD. Maybe blind fold him to make it interesting. That would teach the non-believers.
Hi Omar, you and your father make a great team. I didn't see your hand touch the wheel, are you just occasionally applying pressure with your left leg?
What's sad is that we're ceding everything that's enjoyable about being human to the machines. I love to drive and there's no doubt it will eventually be illegal due to liability issues. Sure, there will be hold outs, but it's just a matter of time until it's no longer a thing people do. And this is not like the change from horse and buggy to internal combustion automobiles. Driving is one of the largest career sectors in the world and we're getting to the point there won't be a growth industry replacement to transition to. Technological advancement is exciting, but we're not far from the time it starts doing more harm to human well-being than good. Turns out Ted Kaczynski was on to something.
I think the cheapest price on goods and the overall safety and time savings makes this worth it. I agree it will be a much different world but I see more positive than negative effects. :)
@@michaelmillsap4199 There's something much worse than risk and even death. Apathy is where the human race is heading on average. We're actually already there in many aspects, but we're such an adaptive being, what we've already lost isn't apparent.
@@kenhiett5266 hmm you mean apathy towards driving? I'd agree that people are losing interest in it, I think there are many more productive things to do with the time spent driving. I'm with you in the rare group that likes driving cars, but my preferences are on the higher horsepower end and will likely be track only in the future. I'm okay with that if my wife/kids don't get killed by a random driver.
@@michaelmillsap4199 Apathetic in general. Driving is just one issue, but it's a big one because so many people do it for a living. Life will continue to get easier and easier as AI takes over and we're not all that far away from a governmental stipend for the masses. Once AI is able to repair itself, there won't be any tasks left for mere mortals. Life getting easier is a really bad thing imo. It seems counter intuitive, but adversity is what makes life worth living. All the qualities I admire in ppl are a result of adversity. If I could choose to live a brand new life 100 years in the future or a much shorter one in the 17th century, that decision would be easy for me. The latter would be consequential, exciting, surprising, and full of passion (free country and able bodied obviously). The one in the future would be predictable, far more sedentary on average, and much more restrictive.
@@kenhiett5266 interesting thought, and I'll admit I have no idea what life will be like 100 years in the future. There are too many variables such as population collapse than can dramatically change these outcomes. I guess I am looking at it from a pretty positive viewpoint, but I do think removing humans from driving is a MASSIVE step in the correct direction. A lot of people drive but it's one of the most dangerous things humans do!
Say hi to dad from all of us around the world.
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Love your Dad! Got to do more drives with him.
"It's letting everybody go. Guys behind me are pissed." Love the commentary!
Loved your dad's commentary! He doesn't try to sugarcoat it. Please try to do more drives with him.
Cool drive with you and pops. Love to hear the back and forth. Thanks as always, Omar.
I really enjoyed your discussions of FSD with your dad.
I agree with your sentiment about the warning alarm… there should be a quieter “low certainty level” alarm😊
Nice video, always informative. brought at least one tear to my eye, I lost my dad last year. Cherish the time..
Love hearing both of your perspectives as experienced FSD users
This is wonderful. My husband has FSD beta and we have been kind of afraid to use it much, but I think we will start to use it more. Your video is very charming and informative, and gives me hope for driving tech in the future.
I received my FSD update last night but, continue to view your videos for clues for what to expect. Thanks
This has been my favourite video of yours so far. The discussion with your dad was very interesting. It would be great if you could do more of these with him for each FSD version into the future. Thanks very much for your great content!
"Zero takeovers in about 40 minutes of driving." - *Major takeover at 20 mins*. LOL. Can't wait for 11.4.1, 11.3.6 has been awesome for me.
Great vid, love your father son interaction..
The 1.6 MP camera issue is also often misunderstood. As the camera takes many images per second it essentially integrates overtime. That is not easy (just ask Canon R5 High Res Mode), but it works (also see phone cameras). That allows it to sidestep the issue a lot.
This was such a good drive! Wow. I’ve had a few like this lately even on 11.3.6
Same, 11.3.6 has been so nice to me
You've got to try out Cruise although it's just 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. right now, and I'm still waiting for Waymo to give me access. I think you'll appreciate Tesla FSD even more. Although I feel safer than with an Uber driver. Great having your dad's perspective.
That wild right lane change, that’s how they drive in austin everywhere
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Exactly. They will become extra critical when you mention its self driving.
Thanks!
Smooth Af these days
Wish my dad was into tech and I could have these kind of talks with him.
The best part of this would be long highways where you’re on it for like 90 miles. I feel like this car can figure that out perfectly at this point and that’s insane. Most people think of teslas as just electric cars, but they really are the only ones close to perfecting self driving.
Thank you for your video. It would be nice if you state when this latest version was released and what the last version was and when that was released to help map a timeline for us earthlings as well. Take Care!
US suburbs are the worst use of space. Good job, Big Oil!
My mom would do the same to my dad if he had this! She gets nervous with his driving 😂
Fact:
My new “2023 Tesla X Plaid” FSD is doing amazing now, period.
Have a good day to y’all!
buy a real car
Your accent is different when you're with your dad ... it's more like your dad's :)
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Big poppa Qazi in da hizzle!
We need more Dad haha but i understand that he probably isnt free all the time.
Wow that was really good
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20:46 the texture of the road changed. I think FSD evaluated that there might be an obstacle or smth, so it decided to avoid it. Probably related to the overcautious settings?
Are you wearing sunglasses? Why do you not get a "put slight pressure on the steering wheel" message?
The driving in the extreme right lane thing is a huge problem for me. A lot of people park in that lane where I live and every time there is a gap in parked cars BETA tries to change into that lane. It's a delicate balance because I also deal with the opposite with left turns where it gets over way too late.
Does your pops have a channel? 😂😊
On that left turn leaving the house I hear you go right and then the first left do a u-turn.
Is there no benefit in using higher resolution cameras. I had never heard that they were only 1.2 megapixel. The cost increase for better resolution would be so little that I'm guessing it doesn't affect anything but that's surprising.
What year and model is this telsa ?this is very good
Nice.
You doxed your grandma 🤣
I can’t seem to find what year and model you have in your videos.
I'm new to your channel and wondering how long you think it will take until FSD is capable to negotiate the last few yards, parking lots, construction zones, heavy rain, snow, etc., and be ready for governmental approval for full autonomy?
Your drives are indeed impressive which makes me wonder why they are less so in the Chicago suburbs and elsewhere outside of California. Why would FSD Beta mess up a left hand turn at a run-of-the-mill intersection that is rendered on the screen quite accurately? I can only assume it's because FSD Beta does not rely solely on its cameras and GPS to do drive path planning. It also relies heavily on the sparse street map data (MapBox). If that map data is inaccurate, FSD Beta often screws up, and, in my experience, will continue to make poor path choices, OTA update after OTA update. Where the street map data accurately reflects reality, FSD Beta performs brilliantly. Why is Tesla so mum on the role that the street map data plays in the performance of FSD? What is their plan to reduce FSD Beta's dependence on map data?
11.6.9 - at 6:02 ..i'm hoping tesla AI team makes it more natural. Can still be cautious..just continue forward but slow down smoothly 10ft before and continue to creep forward 10ft down to 0ft.
Ditch Google maps and go full Tesla maps.
When you're coming up to a turn, does the computer turn on your directional signals?
Steering Wheel nag gone in 11.4.1?
Do you have to Touch the steering wheel every 30 to 40 seconds looks like you’re not touching the steering wheel at all my Tesla model X 2020. I have to keep my hand on the wheel and give a little pressure otherwise the light on the dash comes on like to get your opinion.
He use is left leg to keep a pressure on the stering so it doesn't the same effet then the hands.
What’s the year and model of the Tesla?
Hi Omar's dad.
So Omar, when do you reckon Tesla will remove the word 'beta'?
Discovery bay?
Have you ever done a video in the rain?
Ever considered making a video with your dad walks a clearly marked pedestrian crossing while you drive your Tesla towards him in FSD.
Maybe blind fold him to make it interesting.
That would teach the non-believers.
Hi Omar, you and your father make a great team. I didn't see your hand touch the wheel, are you just occasionally applying pressure with your left leg?
Yes
Why did you take over at 20:47 ? It looked like FSD was doing a perfect job and it was about to turn right.
The car clicked the left signal on and was about to switch back away from the right.
Does Tesla removed the nags for you. Am I right.
can the car be parked correctly? in a niche, in a herringbone or in a battle?
Are you using your knees to keep pressure on the steering wheel?
Yes he does.
wow, your dad is scottish, didn't see that comming ...
how is he not touching the steering wheel with his hands?
My question also.... Is it because its the beta version?
@@Robosan4000 maybe he is touching with his legs once in a while... risky for me
@@gdaaps I saw another video where he was on a conference call with Elon Musk, so I think he has an exclusive beta build maybe.
Using its left legs to replace the pressure from the hands.
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역시우리나라도fsd있었으면좋ㄱ0다
What's sad is that we're ceding everything that's enjoyable about being human to the machines. I love to drive and there's no doubt it will eventually be illegal due to liability issues. Sure, there will be hold outs, but it's just a matter of time until it's no longer a thing people do. And this is not like the change from horse and buggy to internal combustion automobiles. Driving is one of the largest career sectors in the world and we're getting to the point there won't be a growth industry replacement to transition to. Technological advancement is exciting, but we're not far from the time it starts doing more harm to human well-being than good. Turns out Ted Kaczynski was on to something.
I think the cheapest price on goods and the overall safety and time savings makes this worth it. I agree it will be a much different world but I see more positive than negative effects. :)
@@michaelmillsap4199 There's something much worse than risk and even death. Apathy is where the human race is heading on average. We're actually already there in many aspects, but we're such an adaptive being, what we've already lost isn't apparent.
@@kenhiett5266 hmm you mean apathy towards driving?
I'd agree that people are losing interest in it, I think there are many more productive things to do with the time spent driving. I'm with you in the rare group that likes driving cars, but my preferences are on the higher horsepower end and will likely be track only in the future. I'm okay with that if my wife/kids don't get killed by a random driver.
@@michaelmillsap4199 Apathetic in general. Driving is just one issue, but it's a big one because so many people do it for a living. Life will continue to get easier and easier as AI takes over and we're not all that far away from a governmental stipend for the masses. Once AI is able to repair itself, there won't be any tasks left for mere mortals.
Life getting easier is a really bad thing imo. It seems counter intuitive, but adversity is what makes life worth living. All the qualities I admire in ppl are a result of adversity. If I could choose to live a brand new life 100 years in the future or a much shorter one in the 17th century, that decision would be easy for me. The latter would be consequential, exciting, surprising, and full of passion (free country and able bodied obviously). The one in the future would be predictable, far more sedentary on average, and much more restrictive.
@@kenhiett5266 interesting thought, and I'll admit I have no idea what life will be like 100 years in the future. There are too many variables such as population collapse than can dramatically change these outcomes. I guess I am looking at it from a pretty positive viewpoint, but I do think removing humans from driving is a MASSIVE step in the correct direction. A lot of people drive but it's one of the most dangerous things humans do!