Leaked Tesla Self-Driving Settings Reveal Humorous Developer Options
A recent leak of Tesla's Full Self-Driving developer mode exposes a wide array of hidden settings, including amusing options like "California Stop." The company continues testing the software with a select group of drivers before a wider rollout.
A leaked look into Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta developer mode exposes a wide array of hidden settings and capabilities. The leak comes from a well-known Tesla hacker named "green," who gains access to the system's backend to show what the autonomous software currently handles behind the scenes.
The FSD system builds upon Tesla's standard Autopilot feature by utilizing new neural networks to navigate city streets. Despite these advanced capabilities, the system still requires constant human supervision, meaning the driver holds full responsibility for the vehicle's actions at all times.
Among the serious technical toggles, the leak reveals several humorous settings that draw attention to common driving habits. These funny options include a "California Stop" feature for rolling through stop signs, a "California Boost" mode, and a bizarre setting playfully named "Chiropractor Adjust Skeleton."