Big Controversy: Video Shows Tesla Fooled Into Crashing Through a Wall

[LevelUP]

Beyond the all-out war from the left targeting Tesla, there's a YouTube video from a creator with over 65 million subscribers showing a Tesla being tricked into crashing into a wall.

This may raise concerns among current and prospective Tesla owners about the reliability of Full Self-Driving (FSD) and the future of this technology.

Controversial Video: Can You Fool A Self-Driving Car?
https://youtu.be/IQJL3htsDyQ?si=7dgq1e_R02Reu_fe

Lie by Omission? Exposing Mark Rober’s Tesla Crash Story
https://youtu.be/QhX_fgekpk0?si=C081BS84N6dY1O6s

Retested: Can You Fool A Self-Driving Car?
https://youtu.be/9KyIWpAevNs?si=k5gA-udqDU4Aleus

Mark Rober has a relationship with Luminar LiDAR. 

Several scenes showing Luminar employees and corresponding branding raise the question of whether this is paid advertising.

Elon has said that only losers use LiDAR. While LiDAR has its uses, it has many limitations and cannot be solely relied upon for full self-driving.
https://youtu.be/BFdWsJs6z4c?si=sN-UGvhsv4HGJr45

[jg_nuy]

Wiley Coyote level at this point. EM will say anything and everything to divert attention from the issues he causes.

"Unintended disassembly."

[NotJoeBiden]

[LevelUP]

The musketeers are at it again with a new video.

The reason they called the Mark Rober video a "lie by omission" is that he was testing with an older car equipped with HW3 (Hardware 3).

HW4 has approximately 3–4 times the processing power and camera resolution of HW3. That said, it probably still is possible to fool a Tesla FSD car by displaying a pixel-perfect image on a laser TV panel—similar to a Wile E. Coyote-style tunnel painted onto a wall. Then again, humans would likely be fooled as well.

[NotJoeBiden]

Sounds like cope