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User reports FSD v13.3.14 avoided hitting a kitten at night
Unconfirmed: A Reddit user recounts that their '26 MYP, with HW4 and standard driving profile, was driving at night on a very poor road. According to their account, the day was also the day the v13.3.14 update was installed. The driver says FSD reacted to a kitten on the road faster than they could have, and that they had not seen the car until it was almost in front of them. There is no official confirmation from Tesla or independent verification of what happened. This is a personal account shared with the community.
- User testimony; no official confirmation from Tesla.
- Version v13.3.14, HW4, standard profile, night driving on poor roads.
🔎 Why it matters: Without official confirmation from Tesla, the case claims, according to the driver, that FSD v13.3.14 reacted to a kitten at night on a poorly maintained road. No verifiable data supports the account.
📈 Upside: According to the driver, FSD reacted faster than they could in a night-time situation on a poor road surface.
📉 Risk: The driver admits they did not see the car until it was almost in front of them, so safety depended on the system's reaction.
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