Tesla began rolling out the latest version of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) suite earlier this month, which is the most significant update to the Level 2 self-driving system in about a year. Several smaller updates have come out since then, and the feature that’s getting the most attention is the return of Mad Max mode. Think of it as the polar opposite of the new Sloth mode, with Mad Max preferring higher speeds, quicker acceleration (always a Tesla strength), and more frequent lane changes. Mad Max has previously been used on Teslas with FSD, but its reintroduction at a time when the self-driving system is being investigated for safety concerns is a ballsy move from the EV giant.Is Self driving a good or bad idea for humanity ?
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