With Tesla's recent update on the Full Self-Driving (FSD) roadmap, particularly the focus on HW4/AI4 and the apparent stagnation of HW3/AI3, it raises some intriguing questions about the future of FSD technology.
What are your thoughts on Tesla's decision to prioritize HW4/AI4 vehicles? Do you think this is a necessary step for advancing FSD, or could it alienate existing HW3/AI3 owners? Additionally, how do you feel about the potential for HW3/AI3 vehicles to be left behind in the FSD evolution? Should Tesla offer upgrades to these owners sooner rather than later, or is it more beneficial for the company to focus on the latest technology?
Let’s discuss the implications of these developments on the Tesla community and the broader landscape of autonomous driving!
With Tesla's recent update on the Full Self-Driving (FSD) roadmap, particularly the focus on HW4/AI4 and the apparent stagnation of HW3/AI3, it raises some intriguing questions about the future of FSD technology.
What are your thoughts on Tesla's decision to prioritize HW4/AI4 vehicles? Do you think this is a necessary step for advancing FSD, or could it alienate existing HW3/AI3 owners? Additionally, how do you feel about the potential for HW3/AI3 vehicles to be left behind in the FSD evolution? Should Tesla offer upgrades to these owners sooner rather than later, or is it more beneficial for the company to focus on the latest technology?
Let’s discuss the implications of these developments on the Tesla community and the broader landscape of autonomous driving!
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