Elon Musk Announces Removal of Safety Nags for Tesla Full Self-Driving in v12.4

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, recently made a groundbreaking announcement on his social media platform X regarding the upcoming Full Self-Driving (Supervised) v12.4 update. In a series of short replies to Tesla enthusiasts, Musk revealed that the new update will completely remove the nag alerts from the system, which remind drivers to keep their hands on the steering wheel and eyes on the road while using the Autopilot Full Self-Driving feature.

This bold move by Musk has sparked excitement among Tesla owners and enthusiasts, as it signifies a major upgrade to the FSD system. Musk also mentioned that the current build being tested by Tesla employees may need some fine-tuning, as it can be too aggressive in acceleration and braking for most people’s liking.

Furthermore, Musk hinted at the development of FSD v12.5 and v12.6, showcasing Tesla’s commitment to constant innovation and improvement. The CEO also mentioned that the rollout of the FSD v12.4 update is expected to start next week, promising that it will “blow your mind.”

While the removal of nag alerts is a significant development, the addition of the “Supervised” suffix to the software release notes raises questions about the future direction of the FSD system. As Tesla continues to push the boundaries of autonomous driving technology, only time will tell how these updates will impact the overall driving experience for Tesla owners.

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