Tesla's FSD system was blinded by a carriage and identified as a truck, etc.

According to CTOnews.com8 news on March 16, recently, a video showed a carriage in front of Tess while he was driving on the road, and Tesla's FSD (fully autopilot) system could not accurately identify the carriage.

According to the video shot by foreign netizens, Tesla soon identified the carriage as a large truck.

And then it was recognized as a pickup truck.

He even recognized the carriage as a car followed by a man walking.

The video of Tesla unable to recognize the carriage went viral on TikTok, and even Igor Susmelj, co-founder of artificial intelligence software company Light, asked: "I want to know how many carriages this model has seen during training."

Although Tesla FSD could not correctly identify what the carriage was, it slowed down and maintained a certain distance. As for the unidentifiable reasons, as Igor Susmelj said, Tesla FSD's carriage model looked too little.

CTOnews.com learned that since 2015, Musk has repeatedly stressed that his company will soon solve the technical problems of self-driving, but they must continue to overcome difficulties if they are to achieve this goal in the future.

Musk also said that Tesla's FSD Beta program currently has about 100000 public testers in North America, while the FSD Beta test team has traveled more than 3500 million miles, far surpassing its competitors.

Musk tweeted on August 7 that the FSD Beta10.69 version of Tesla's autopilot software will be launched on August 20.