A Tesla owner said self-driving mode got him home 'flawlessly' when he was 'probably drunk'
"I was probably drunk," he added."But with FSD, it drove me home, I mean, flawlessly."
"Don't do that," another user, @eriz35, said while interrupting the driver and booing him."Please don't do that again." Tesla's Full-Self Driving mode is beta software claiming to be a fully autonomous system, and"designed to provide more active guidance and assisted driving under your active supervision," according to the company's website. It works in conjunction with the Autopilot and Enhanced Autopilot systems tailored to freeways and highways. The probe is considering whether Tesla's claim to offer"full-self driving capabilities" defrauds consumers.
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