There is a difference between technical capability and usability. Posts like this highlight the former in a way that suggests the latter is true today. It obviously isn’t, and anyone using FSD today knows it isn’t. Someone who hasn’t ever tried FSD and reads an official post like this from Tesla is mislead. Everyone, including whoever posted this at Tesla, knows that FSD supervised cannot drive you 25,000 miles without touching the steering wheel unless you are willing to let it break the law, take wrong turns, park in the wrong place, etc. It is an incredible statement. It proves that the system is very safe and can cook unlike anything else of its kind. FSD supervised is the most incredible technology I’ve ever used, and I am 100% certain it would save many lives today if adopted at-scale. But why mislead the average person into thinking they can get in a Tesla and replicate this today in a way that is actually practical? There is a reason almost nobody else has a streak of over a few hundred miles. Idk man. Just feels weird to me seeing Tesla post stuff like this. There is still more work to be done before official D swinging like this should occur.