Why Tesla’s FSD (Supervised) is still “weak AI” — even when it feels magic
A practical breakdown from behind the wheel: how FSD actually behaves in traffic, what the safety numbers say, and why it’s powerful automation, not a mind.
AI • Vision • Health • Beyond
DGxOne is BYOK-only. Your API keys never pass through DGxOne servers — they stay on your side of the wire.
Pick one provider. DGxOne never injects a secret shared key — only the one you configure in the Vault.
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Models are mapped to what your provider supports: chat, vision, reasoning, and optional web tools.
Still BYOK-only: your device talks directly to OpenAI, xAI, Gemini, or Claude using your key.
Bench repairs, Tesla miles, late-night code, and lessons from building a private, local-first assistant.
Every post is written from the shop, the road, or the desk — no hype, just how the tools actually behave in real life.
A practical breakdown from behind the wheel: how FSD actually behaves in traffic, what the safety numbers say, and why it’s powerful automation, not a mind.
A mix of live articles and work-in-progress series that follow the real DGxOne build: from avionics troubleshooting to local-first AI architecture.
Why a Model Y with FSD(S) still counts as “weak AI” — and what that means for safety, jobs, and trust.
Using AI as a quiet copilot on the bench: wiring diagrams, procedure checklists, and keeping FAA rules happy.
Why BYOK, no tracking, and local storage matter — especially if you work in regulated environments.
Turning calculus, ML modules, and tech ethics homework into real features inside DGxOne.
How to keep “Health” helpful but humble: disclaimers, limits, and respecting your future self.
What a DIY hoop, rope lights, and a Pi 5 taught DGxOne about real-world reliability.
When the app changes — new Voice mode, Vision tools, or privacy features — you’ll see the thinking here first.