I understand the reasoning behind it, but watching the video () of the test shows that the car did not warn the driver, and even if it did it was speeding too much leaving almost no time for a driver to respond
Disclaimer- I have never used FSD before
() https://dawnproject.com/the-dawn-project-and-tesla-takedowns...
The warnings occur when you look away or don't touch the steering wheel for a while. Not saying that Tesla is without error (it isn't), but just clarify what the warnings are for.
So they are useless. My car warns me even if i don't look.
Heck, my car not only warns you, it slams on the brakes for you.
Scared the heck out of me when it happened, but it saved me from hitting something I didn't realize was so close.
No, they serve a very specific purpose -- (attempting) to ensure the driver is at the controls and paying attention.
Don't confuse the FSD attention "nag" warnings with collision warnings. The collision warnings will sound all the time, with and without FSD enabled and even if you're not looking at the road. If you don't start slowing down quickly, Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) will slam on the brakes and bring the car to a stop.