adiggs
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My understanding was they are not going to turn it on for about another year of shadow mode. Once they do, people can use it the same way they use AP today, with supervision, and after a certain number of those miles/kilometers regulators will likely allow full FSD.
I always considered the "feature complete" designation as Tesla internally being ready with all big features of the puzzle, if you will, like highway driving, city driving, traffic signs and lights, road markings, navigation integration, obstacle detection etc, however they have decided to slice it. Then they can run it in shadow mode and refine it for about a year.
My thinking is similar.
On feature complete, the way I think about it is it's sort of like a home builder getting a full box of tools. Before you go build the house, you need the box of tools. Possession of the box of tools doesn't mean you have a house yet. Or even that you're close.
But if you don't have the box of tools, you're not going to get a house.