New Tesla FSD Capabilities Uncovered: Autonomous Driving Now Boasts a "User Model", Enabling Highly Personalized AI Drivers That Offer Unique Experiences for Every User. ChatGPT can remember your chat history, understand your expression habits, and even adjust its response style based on past interactions. Now, this kind of "memory capability" is stepping into the physical world. A single tweet from Elon Musk has revealed new ongoing changes in Tesla FSD: FSD is beginning to gain the capability of "personalized experiences for every user". From parking preferences, driving interventions, to long-term driving habits, FSD is attempting to memorize the distinct traits of each individual. It is evolving from "one AI serving all users" to "everyone having their own dedicated AI". Elon Musk Confirms: FSD Starts to Gain "Long-Term Memory" The story originates from two recent public replies made by Musk. The first one in June was related to parking habits. A user suggested that they hoped FSD could remember their parking patterns at fixed locations, such as where to park when arriving home or at the office. Musk responded: FSD will soon be able to remember users' parking preferences. The more recent reply is even more critical. Some users reported that FSD's driving decisions did not align with their personal habits in scenarios like lane selection and lane-change timing. Musk stated that future vehicles will record users' specific takeover behaviors and gradually match each individual's driving preferences. Essentially, these two replies point to the same core fact: FSD is evolving from handling one-off driving tasks to achieving long-term understanding of the driver. In the past, autonomous driving systems were designed for an abstract, generic user. No matter who sat in the driver's seat, the underlying model remained identical. It knew what kind of road was ahead, what other vehicles were nearby,