When AI meets the real world. FSD tester and progress tracker, Builder of @CamCutApp dashcam manager and telemetry visualizer. Tesla fan
Los Angeles, CA
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My jaw is officially on the floor
This video scene is not AI video generation. AI didn’t just spit out a video.
This was actually built in 3D, in Blender, by Opus 5.5.
It modeled the CamCut mascot, built the scene, the motion physics, designed the mechanism for the little robot arm that swings around to clean its own lens, animated the whole thing, and even created the sound effects.
There have only been two moments where AI genuinely felt alive to me.
The first time I used FSD v12.
The first time I made a song with Suno 4.5
And now this.
Opus 5.5 feels alive.
Call it AGI or whatever. This is just wild.
What an incredible time we live in.
I have massive respect for solo builders and always happy to support people in the Tesla community who take that risk and build something.
Shoutout to @JSX423 for creating @RepeaterShield. It’s a small cover that fits over Tesla’s repeater camera housing, helping keep rain and road grime off the camera sensor so the view stays clear, especially in wet climates.
It also comes highly recommended by @dirtytesla someone I’ve always respected for giving honest opinions. He made a review recently on his YouTube channel.
After spending the last six months building my own products, I’ve learned just how much time, money, and risk goes into bringing an idea to life. You can pour months into something without ever knowing if people will care or find it useful.
If you live anywhere that experiences rain or snow (or mud), try these out...
projrcc.github.io/RS/
DM for additional details/codes
@RepeaterShield
Some other AVs out there block emergency vehicles while FSD makes room for them! 👏
Amazing FSD maneuver, wow!
I’m at a red light in the middle of 5 lanes of traffic.
My Cybertruck sees an ambulance approaching from the rear… but the intersection is mostly blocked.
So, it turns right across 3 lanes into a safe pocket, leaving a clear lane for the emergency vehicle to proceed without pause.
After confirming it is safe, my truck then merges & continues onto the new road, automatically updating my nav to reflect the unplanned turn.
Has anyone seen FSD do something like this before… this wasn’t just a pull over while driving.
It was a full ‘let’s make a gap for that emergency and keep them on their way’ purposeful action from a full stop.
@Tesla @teslasi @yunta_tsai @aelluswamy @elonmusk
Cybercab gets stuck in a loop by blocked road. Surprised it didn’t reroute rather than trying the same way. Perhaps because it was so close to the final destination or just a short term memory issue
Edge Case retweeted
This case highlights an edge case where FSD could still improve.
A long pipe was extending far beyond the back of a truck, and the shadows made it difficult to notice even for a human driver.
FSD needs to get better at recognizing the full size and overhang of unusual cargo—not just the position of the vehicle carrying it—and predicting whether that object could enter the car’s path.
Cases like this are exactly the kind of rare scenarios that can help make FSD’s perception and risk prediction even stronger over time.
I wish I could clone myself 10 times and build infinite things with Claude Opus 5.5
Or give me superpowers with Neuralink so that my brain can keep up
Edge Case retweeted
This is one of the few safety-related disengagements I have to make frequently.
The car switches lanes when there are bollards at highway speeds. It also procrastinated on getting in the exit lane, so it is rushing to do so right here.
Please give this a look @teslasi. I have seen this 10+ times on Houston highways. This was on version 14.3.10.
@elonmusk @aelluswamy
.@teslasi Throw this shit straight into the training vault because this is not smart defensive driving. I get so mad when I see this. Accidents like this happen all the time and FSD needs to be smarter. Cars in adjacent lane are stopped and you’re still going 40MPH no no no
Critical disengagement for me
I guess this guy didn’t have the new Automatic Collision Evasion enabled 😐
BREAKING a @tesla has crashed into the fremont factory showroom due to driver error
no one was injured
Here is my solution to this edge case
If(sees emergency lights AND hears siren) then (pull over) else (keep going);
@teslasi Did I get the job?
Tesla FSD v14.3.10: Emergency Vehicle Detection Still Needs Work
While running a few errands tonight, I hit back-to-back false positives where FSD incorrectly detected the setting sun as an emergency vehicle. Both times the car signaled and started pulling over to the right even though there was no emergency vehicle in sight. I had hoped this would be fixed in FSD v14.3.10, but it looks like there’s still more work to do.
Anybody else experience similar behavior w/ v14.3.10?