Cybercab AI Training: FSD v15 Handles Multi-Lane Stops at Giga Texas

Tesla Cybercab vehicles are being tested at the Giga Texas track, specifically learning to handle multi-lane stop signs. This training uses an earlier version of Full Self-Driving V15 software, which is designed for unsupervised operation. A Tesla enthusiast, David Moss, recorded footage of the AI fleet training outside the factory at 1 Tesla Road. Engineers are using a test track loop to simulate real-world scenarios, with multiple Cybercabs driving in both left and right lanes. The AI Vision system is demonstrating its ability to detect and stop at signs even from the left lane, further from the sign itself. What's interesting is that FSD v15 is not yet available to customer vehicles, as it's built for completely autonomous driving without human supervision. This intensive AI training is happening as Tesla prepares to launch its autonomous ride-hailing service in Austin, Texas, using these Cybercab vehicles. The bottom line is that Tesla is actively working on advanced AI training to ensure safety for its upcoming autonomous taxi service.