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Musk Says Robotaxi to Launch in Austin, Texas on Sunday Afternoon
(Reuters) -Tesla has started testing robotaxis with passengers in Austin, Texas, CEO Elon Musk said on Sunday, with customers paying a flat fee of $4.20, as the electric vehicle maker looks to roll out the much-anticipated service and gain a foothold in the self-driving technology race.
Elon Musk “does not use a computer,” his lawyers claimed in an artificial intelligence-related court filing, despite Musk’s ...
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Elon Musk has long promised to put a fleet of driverless Tesla “robotaxis” on the roads, but fans and shareholders have been ...
After apologizing to Trump, the Tesla CEO returns to his favorite battleground: attacking liberals and “wokeism," as he tries ...
Elon Musk wants to give Grok a makeover because, he said, there's too much "garbage" in it.
“Straight out of 1984,” Gary Marcus, professor emeritus at New York University, specialising in AI research, posted in ...
Media Matters asked a court on Monday to block the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's probe into whether media watchdogs ...
In the most ambitious U.S. stealth strike in decades, seven B-2 bombers flew 7,000 miles to Iran to drop 30,000-pound ...
Musk Must Fall' protests will target the billionaire CEO of Tesla and former top White House DOGE advisor on his birthday.
Another batch of Jeff Bezos’ Kuiper broadband satellites are now operating in low Earth orbit as Amazon prepares to light up ...
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov commented on Elon Musk's decision-making, Mark Zuckerberg's "fundamental values," and Sam Altman's ...
Musk says Grok will erase errors and rebuild a cleaner version of human knowledge, but critics say it sounds a little too ...
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