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Despite these promises, skepticism remains. Industry experts suggest that widespread unsupervised FSD is likely years away due to regulatory hurdles, the need for remote driver support, and technological challenges. A key concern is the ability to manage corner cases—scenarios where the autonomous system might fail—and the infrastructure required to ensure safety.
Some believe that once autonomous driving becomes more reliable and legal frameworks catch up, it could revolutionize transportation. Others caution it might take much longer, potentially rendering traditional cars obsolete, or making driving a thing of the past altogether.