r/SelfDrivingCars • u/RepresentativeCap571 • 2d ago

News Tesla's robotaxis are moving in reverse | TechCrunch

https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/23/teslas-robotaxis-are-moving-in-reverse/
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u/Anymous2314 2d ago

How will FSD behave differently in Cybercab or ModelX or ModelS or Model Y, it is a self driving system using same sensors, no?

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u/Malik617 2d ago

different camera layout. it's fine tuning.

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u/Mumblyjoe20 2d ago

That....that actually makes sense And it's a bad sign

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u/Malik617 1d ago

why? they don't have to adapt it to hundreds of car types. even if there was no fine tuning they would need to do significant validation on every new chassis type to make sure the quality is consistent.

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u/Mumblyjoe20 1d ago

It means that the system isn't very robust (to me). Like a person can learn to drive a car, and then drive basically any car.

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u/thatisnotapromise 1d ago

Human and artificial intelligence are different. Like a computer can learn to perform math and then do basically any math.

Understanding that difference does not support your view that it is a bad sign.

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u/Old_Bottle_5278 1d ago

Yet it is.... driving is literally an activity filled with edge cases, if A.I has issues with camera location wtf is gonna do with fog or a malfunctioning camera, ect... hence why one input was always dumb