Tesla FSD is still a work in progress amid tech challenges, lawsuits

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Tesla FSD test by The Dawn Project

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Tesla didn't run a Super Bowl ad. But a tech CEO calling for a boycott of the carmaker did.

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The Dawn Project ran a Super Bowl ad.

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Tesla's recall on its Autosteer technology could bolster lawsuits claiming the feature is dangerous: report

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Tesla recalls 2 million cars after regulators find that its Autopilot doesn't do enough to stop misuse

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

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Serious Tesla crashes occurred on roads that were unsuitable for Autopilot use, report says

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Elon Musk said in 2016 that the company's Autopilot technology was "probably" safer than a human driver.

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After the driver of a Tesla in Autopilot suffered a medical emergency, his 10-year-old son was reportedly able to get the car off the freeway

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Kevin Turen was driving a Tesla when he suffered a medical emergency.

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Tesla's Autopilot not to blame for a crash that killed a driver and left his wife and son badly injured, jury finds

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Tesla denied its Autopilot software was responsible for a fatal crash in 2019.

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Tesla Beats Charges in Fatal Autopilot Crash Trial

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Tesla gained a victory in a lawsuit against its driver-assistance software on Tuesday.

We are decades off having self-driving cars that have the freedom to go anywhere, autonomous vehicle boss says

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Oxa CEO Gavin Jackson has said that self-driving cars are "a long way" from being able to "drive everywhere."

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Tesla Ordered to Turn Over Data on Its Safety-Disabling 'Elon Mode' Autopilot Feature

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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating Tesla vehicles for an “Elon Mode” feature that allegedly lets the driver-assistance system take over for drivers for an extensive amount of time.

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