@Tesla: FSD Supervised has superhuman reflexes & eyes everywhere at once
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Tesla FSD Supervised reportedly avoided a crash by reacting 0.17 seconds before the at-fault vehicle moved, demonstrating superhuman reflexes and 360-degree awareness.
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FSD Supervised has superhuman reflexes & eyes everywhere at once
TeslaZoa (@TeslaZoa): Tesla FSD reportedly avoided a crash by moving onto the shoulder just before impact.
According to the driver’s frame-by-frame analysis, FSD began reacting about 0.17 seconds before the at-fault vehicle started moving toward the Tesla.
The other vehicle ultimately crashed into
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