The latest iteration of the Tesla FSD Beta software is version 10.69.2.3 and beta testers have been analyzing it for a few days now.
Various testers are reporting through social media and their YouTube channels that 10.69.2.3 has actually made some improvements in unprotected left turns and phantom braking.
FSD Beta 10.69.3, the next version update that Elon Musk promised would roll out after AI Day 2022 is still unheard of even 10 days after the event.
For example, Chuck Cook tested his famous unprotected left turn (UPL) in Jacksonville, FL. Out of the 8 times he tried this difficult UPL, FSD Beta 10.69.3 failed in only 1 attempt. It’s a big improvement compared to the old versions.
For the unsuccessful attempts where the driver has to take over the steering wheel from Autopilot, Tesla urges drivers to tap the snapshot button to send a feedback video clip back to the Tesla engineering team. This set of data helps the automaker’s software Autopilot AI team to assess the reasons for FSD Beta’s failure to perform the specific moves.
At this year’s AI Day, Tesla engineers told Chuck to keep his car on Sentry Mode and Connected to Wi-Fi at home so that these feedback clips can easily
In another instance, a beta tester drove on FSD Beta across the road that had lots of trees and in the afternoon created a lot of shadows. FSD Beta 10.69.2.3 drove through these shadows without any incident of phantom braking.
Phantom braking or false slowdown happens when Tesla Autopilot falsely renders a large shadow of a bridge, tree, or vehicle to a physical object. When the car thinks this is a physical object, automatic emergency braking (AEB) kicks in and the car starts to brake.
Phantom braking has been a chronic issue with Tesla Autopilot. FSD Beta 10.69 release notes suggested that the automaker focused on these false slowdown issues. But the results have truly started appearing the in the latest sub-version 10.69.2.3.
In another test, FSD Beta 10.69.2.3 easily navigated to an unmarked lane and flawlessly took the roundabout next. Let’s watch.
Impressive sequence here:
— 4X Mil Mile Battery ~ Ryan (@MilMileBattery) October 9, 2022
Lane split onto unmarked road followed by a flawless roundabout 🚗🛣
Absolutely loving my #FSDBeta subscription @elonmusk ❤️ pic.twitter.com/ael37r4OBB
FSD Beta tester Omar/Whole Mars Catalog did some extensive testing of version 10.69.2.3 and drove from Downtown Los Angeles to Downtown San Francisco with 0 disengagements (no human interventions). He recorded the entire ride you can watch it below. And let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
It has been 10 days since the Tesla AI Day 2022, hopefully, Tesla starts rolling out FSD Beta 10.69.3 with some major improvements to keep the excitement alive and going.
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