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Hey everybody, Rob Maower here and today, even though we are less than a day out from Tesla's Q3 earnings report, we already have news

upstaging those results.

Tesla has started to, in a very limited way, roll out the full self-driving rewrite,

beta, and we are already starting to see some videos from that

beta pop up online so today's episode is going to be focused on that because this is

game-changing technology that we are seeing happen right now so I've put together a compilation of those videos.

These have been shared on Twitter by Tesla owner Silicon Valley and Brandon E 916 and

we're using them with their permission. So let's check out these clips and

then we'll analyze a bit as we go through.

All right, so the first thing that we notice as the car autonomously approaches this intersection here is just the

new user interface. So this is not the final version.

It'll be cleaned up a lot when this actually is sort of, you know, wide release ready, I'm sure.

But the first thing that sticks out is just the amount of detail that's being captured here just from Tesla's vision system.

It's using the cameras to put this entire scene together without HD maps.

So here we go through the intersection, an autonomous left-hand turn, and it's able to complete it.

So this is one of the main missing features right now, and it is here in the

beta, unsurprisingly, but great to see that it successfully handles that turn, though in this case it did have a lead vehicle

I'm sure we'll see some other ones here in a second without that lead vehicle so again

zooming in on the UI here you can just see the massive amount of detail that's being generated again from the vision system in the Tesla.

It's seeing across the road at a T intersection here mapping the basically the outline segments of the entire road using the dividing lines here,

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