Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed the date of Full Self-Driving’s next massive release: v14.3.<\/p>\n
For months, Tesla owners with Hardware 4<\/a> have been utilizing Full Self-Driving v14.2 and subsequent releases. Currently, the most up-to-date FSD version is v14.2.2.5, which has definitely brought out mixed reviews. With releases, some things get better, and other things might regress slightly.<\/p>\n For the most part, things are better in terms of overall behavior.<\/p>\n However, many owners have been looking forward to the next release, which is v14.3, about which Musk has said many great things. Back in November, Musk said that v14.3 “is where the last big piece of the puzzle lands.”<\/p>\n He added<\/a>:<\/p>\n “We\u2019re gonna add a lot of reasoning and RL (reinforcement learning). To get to serious scale, Tesla will probably need to build a giant chip fab. To have a few hundred gigawatts of AI chips per year, I don\u2019t see that capability coming online fast enough, so we will probably have to build a fab.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Initially planned for a January or February release, v14.3 aims to add some reasoning and logic to the decisions that Full Self-Driving makes, which could improve a lot of things, including Navigation, which is a major complaint of many owners currently.<\/p>\n Tesla Full Self-Driving v14.2 is a considerable improvement from early versions of the suite, but we have written about the somewhat confusing updates<\/a> that have come with recent versions.<\/p>\n Tesla Full Self-Driving v14.2.2.5 might be the most confusing release ever<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n