Tesla patents a self-cleaning camera wiper for autonomous vehicles. Its Robotaxi fleet already has camera washers — consumer cars don't.

Inside a data-labeling office in Utah, hundreds of workers review footage captured by Tesla vehicles running FSD. The videos are used to train the company's neural

A Reuters examination found the automaker isn’t close to safely delivering self-driving vehicles at scale – a central promise underpinning Tesla's $1.6 trillion stock-market value.

Tesla's Full Self-Driving(FSD) system represents a major leap in self-driving car technology, combining eight high-resolution cameras, radar, and ultrasonic sensors with powerful neural networks. Level 2+ supervision allows the vehicle to steer, accelerate ...

A Reuters investigation found that Tesla's FSD safety stats are misleading, its robotaxi launches were carefully staged, and the people training its AI wouldn't trust the technology with their lives.The Latest Tech News,

Tesla is rolling out a new self-driving app that makes it easier for owners to subscribe to its Full Self-Driving software and see statistics on how — and how often — they use it. The app will display information about FSD, including multi-day streaks ...

Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” software has been sold to consumers as a system on the verge of true autonomy, but a trail of regulatory actions, federal investigations, and fatal crash findings tells a different story. The gap between what Tesla’s ...

The SAE Level 2+ advanced driver assistance software package that Tesla calls "Full Self-Driving" is not actually capable of full self-driving. Technically, Tesla does tack a "(Supervised)" on at the end there to officially acknowledge its many ...

Reuters investigation reveals Tesla's FSD safety statistics are built on flawed methodology, inflating results by 3x. The company's own AI trainers say they wouldn't ride in a robotaxi.