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I'll accept $99/month to test his product. To emphasize my sincerity, I will add two deliverables: 1) I am going to find all the bugs; and 2) this will be binding on my heirs.

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Don't bother, they keep pushing it for free.

My car force updated today. I cancelled it twice. They forced an update on my 6 yo car for the first time ever just to push FSD.

How do I know? I got an email telling me I have free FSD for a month immediately after the update.

What if I had to drive? They would have stranded me for an hour. So nuts.

I’m happy to pay $99/month for this product. Been driving it last 2 weeks and don’t want to go back to AP. It makes mistakes, sure, but it is predictable. I can chill out in the car with 2.5 hr commute 3 days/week

This is not a legally approved FSD. Elon never bothered to get it certified in some safety lab. There are currently 200-300 court cases where a Tesla has caused injury or damage to property:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_lawsuits_involving_T....

The point is, if it makes a mistake and kills someone, _you_ will end up in jail.

Does this look like chill to you? https://twitter.com/TaylorOgan/status/1542552674880704515

That's an old video from 2 years ago. FSD changed a lot in the mean time. I would agree with you then, and I had the car for 4 years now, and I am only planning to subscribe because it seems dependable enough. I am aware it is not scientific and I won't let of the steering wheel until it is. Nevertheless I can be half present in most of the circumstances. Unless it is a busy, tight street it won't matter to me, because all I am doing is commute on the interstate with lane switching for the most part.

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