Germany's top automotive magazine just dropped a bombshell review on Tesla's self-driving tech. Auto Bild's Robin Hornig tested the FSD Supervised system and his takeaway? Brutally honest.

"This thing sees details I'd completely miss," Hornig admitted. "Zero distractions. Never fatigued. I've been driving for decades and consider myself pretty skilled—but competing with this system? Not even close."

What's striking here isn't just the praise from a traditional car journalism heavyweight. It's watching old-school automotive media acknowledge they're witnessing something fundamentally different. The German testing ground is notoriously harsh on anything hyped, yet the supervised full self-driving stack apparently delivered beyond expectations.

The gap between human attention span and machine precision keeps widening. Whether that's exciting or unsettling probably depends on how much you trust algorithms with your commute.