Lawsuit claims FSD/Autopilot failed to follow overpass curve at highway speed, driver disengaged but too late to avoid barrier hit. The question is did the system create unrecoverable high-speed situation for the driver ? If so then it’s the FSD fault, but as Tesla says the drive should have been alert during this critical turning and avoided it a bit earlier
In short, Tesla has delivered approximately 1.1 million Full Self-Driving (FSD) vehicles out of a total of around 8.9 million vehicles delivered by the end of 2025. It’s true that there aren’t many cars equipped with FSD at this point. I own both a Rivian and a Tesla, and I don’t pay for FSD, even though it’s a great feature.
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe: "The next 10 years will be the most important period in human history."
The full interview:
2:45 Rivian’s big 2026 moment
4:23 The origin of Rivian
6:25 The pivot that changed Rivian
7:21 Rivian’s core mission
9:06 Obsessing over details
9:57 Why R2 matters
12:07 Cutting cost, keeping quality
15:21 One brain, thousands of decisions
18:56 Rivian’s software advantage
19:02 Autonomy and the physical world
20:28 The AI shift in self-driving
23:26 Rivian’s autonomy roadmap
25:26 Training AI from real driving
28:41 R2 as a data machine
29:45 Vision vs LiDAR
35:43 Safety and corner cases
37:35 Fewer cars or more driving?
40:03 Robotaxis vs car ownership
42:21 RJ’s robotics thesis beyond the humanoid hype
47:59 How to raise kids for an unrecognizable future
50:40 The timeline that should worry everyone
@wholemars The Cybertruck is an absolute beast. Why compare it to R2, which is more like a Model Y? Who would even buy a Cybertruck at that price? It was initially priced at $37k, but ended up being double that.
@freddy_bell@wholemars I agree that it’s very good. I have a Hw4 model 3, and it works very well in all conditions. It would be great if it were truly hands-free. Hopefully, they will release it soon, current price of $100 subscription is quite steep.
@adamhorning@wholemars It’s an excellent option for individuals who require assistance with driving, such as the elderly, but it still seems quite expensive for regular driving, subscription fee of ~ $25 would enable more people to subscribe.