[temp_account_32]

I watched the video, those graphics on the screen seem so glitchy, jumping all over the place every second, like from some bad physics simulation in a video game. Can't believe it's something that is in production and being sold with a "luxury" car.

[dividuum]

This is really impressively bad (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1g1okoQJEE). The glitching alone is enough to not trust this thing one bit, but it's not even able to prevent other predicted cars from clipping into each other, detecting a person right behind the car and so on. What a joke. Combining all the raw camera feeds into a virtual overhead view would be so much more useful that this computed mess.

[HeavyFeather]

Same exact thought. Imagine dropping 50-100k on a car and getting a UI that looks like pre-alpha.

I suppose car owners are used to junk UIs, but this feels like a polished turd.

[stefan_]

It's funny we got all the people pointing out their great software because not only did the "feature" randomly crash multiple times in that video, the UI is also busy drawing random Tesla semi trucks everywhere. It's embarrassing.

I guess we can laugh about it but the real problem is that this is what the "self driving" thinks is the environment.

[phailhaus]

This was what I noticed the first time I rode in a Tesla uber, and I was shocked. While driving down the street, cars would flicker in and out of existence on the screen constantly.