Edge Case

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@edgecase411 I'm in love with the song 😍😍♥️

@edgecase411 , trust you're doing great. I'm still waiting on the completion of this sound track. I actually bookmarked it. Please, hit me up immediately it's on Spotify. Thank you 😊.

@oi8achevy True. All FSD can do is reduce the risk whenever possible. That’s why I don’t like driving adjacent to another car for longer than necessary because you never know when an evasive maneuver is required

@edgecase411 Physics will always win, those situations where it does will always be scrutinized as “the human could’ve saved it”👍😏

This is probably the most wild edge case scenario I’ve ever seen FSD encounter. I wanted to wait before commenting on this video until there was clearer evidence about how FSD was involved in this situation. From what this footage shows, this is V12 on HW3 and the human driver took over at the very last possible moment to avoid crashing into the boat. Based on the video, FSD appears to have had roughly one second to react from the moment the boat became visibly airborne over the divider. During that brief window, there’s no clear indication that FSD initiated any evasive response. To be fair, we can’t draw any conclusions about how HW4 FSD v14 would have reacted in this situation. Tesla can run scenarios like this through their simulator to evaluate how the system might respond. It’s also worth noting that this is an extremely difficult situation that most human drivers likely couldn’t have handled safely. The advantage that FSD has here is that it knows at all times what’s around it and can maneuver safely in a split second if possible.

@econan2723 A couple of things. License plate starts with an 8 (California) and the dashcam viewer on the screen is not the same as my hw4 car

@edgecase411 How do you tell its v12 ?

@onxlink Incredible. And lucky no one was in the adjacent lane

@edgecase411 Good FSD Supervisor. That reaction time was good! 😌

@MichaelPhippen No one is gonna see this post though lol

@edgecase411 In the original post they mentioned that don’t know if FSD would’ve handled it because they took over, don’t understand how it spread that it was FSD

@MichaelPhippen Because on X you can say anything and people will believe it. And this misinformation was spread by big accounts I believe

@RealDanODowd Probably the most sensible thing Dan has ever said

All that this video shows is that FSD was slower at reacting to a danger than the human was. The driver says that they took over to save themselves without waiting to find out what FSD was going to do.

Let’s unpack this crazy video. This looks to be in China which means they are likely running FSD V13. All versions prior to V14 are notorious for reacting late to slowing traffic. It has always been my biggest concern and you have to watch it like a hawk because of situations like this. The driver should have taken over earlier to avoid the evasive maneuver and would have likely prevented the resulting crash. Luckily he managed to save himself last second. For those running V13 and V12 be extra cautious!

Another Tesla owner turned a close call into a safe outcome.

@kylaschwaberow Beautiful! I always wondered when this feature will roll out. I’ve never been able to make it up the mountain without disengaging for this reason

I think I just discovered a first! Driving down a curvy mountain road, my car PULLED OVER for a speeding tailgater! 🤯 Notice my car doesn’t even stop, just pulled over long enough to let the dude by. 🔥 $TSLA

@ArthurFromX @OGMarsLife Remember back in the day you used to do “guess the visualization” lol time to bring that back for the algo

@OGMarsLife lol I just woke up, I was wondering the same

@HustletownTX832 I’m just pointing out that humans have a flaw that FSD exposes that’s all. Where did I say that FSD was at fault. Clearly it’s the human’s fault. I’m the guy pushing to ban human driving

@edgecase411 The more I hear this, the more I shake my head in disbelief. The things we tell ourselves to justify human driving… I’m done with that

Another Accident Caused by a Distracted Human I suppose it could be worse... All I know, though, if the lady had Tesla Self Driving she would not have rear-ended me. (The more observant of you might notice that this little love tap didn't even take me out of Tesla Self Driving 😅 I had to hit the break and take over)

@Cyber_Trailer FSD doesn’t have the smarts yet to understand a heavy traffic situation where completing a turn would be practically impossible (rush hour in LA traffic would be prime for that scenario). This example is probably extreme because it’s also an unsafe left turn.

@edgecase411 Think so? We will definitely tries this a lot, but I have not experienced it or seen FSD try it. I suppose if FSD wanted to attempt a hair brain maneuver like that the driver would immediately pull out of it.

West Los Angeles, CA- Apparently, this is impossible to fix. Not sure what else to say.

@Cyber_Trailer Love testing FSD on these narrow streets in Silver Lake. It does great there. I wonder if the Waymo thinks it’s going the wrong way

Los Angeles, CA (FEB.19.2026)- Manila, we have a problem. Waymo hitting the #FullRetard logging category very hard in the last few days. Seems like the platform is executing a general attack on all narrow streets around the Silver Lake area. Sucks for the people in those areas. Any chance this can be improved on before the platform is scaled to 20 new cities? #SunsetProject

@edgecase411 was their a car behind you? I honestly think you shouldn't pass the big truck unless you're willing to push the car ahead. slow passers are a scourge. now, if no one was behind you then it's a little aggressive for standard mode.

Lately I’ve noticed a bit of impatience creeping into FSD’s driving style with the last few sub-point releases. In this clip you can almost feel FSD pushing the vehicle ahead even though there’s no lead traffic. The follow distance feels too close for comfort, and then as it tries to pass, it gets right up on the driver’s tail, which is unnecessarily aggressive. this is standard mode on FSD V14.2.2.4 @Tesla_AI

@magnitorious I get it there are a lot of unsafe drivers out there hence why this behavior has creeped into standard mode

@edgecase411 Your definition of aggressive is way different than mine apparently.

@BStarr119 That driveway got you back good

Cybertruck owner won’t shovel the drive what an idiot!