An awkward Tesla Robotaxi incident, where the “safety monitor” had to exit the vehicle in the middle of traffic ...

Tesla's advanced driver assistance system has been the subject of court battles and regulatory investigations.

Tesla continues to post videos of its vehicles driving autonomously, with an employee in the driver’s seat, as proof ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, or NHTSA, says it's investigating delays in submitting reports of ...

Dojo is powered by Tesla’s D1 chip, designed in-house (and manufactured by TSMC) to handle massive volumes of driving data ...

A video showcases a perfect execution of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving mode, but other incidents involving Teslas and car parks ...

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving feature, which has never been true to its name, has gotten a new label in China following a rough rollout. From Austin’s streets to Wall Street’s sell-off — a $68 ...

Tesla prepares to launch its Robotaxi service later this month, but a new test shows its FSD software struggles with school buses, hitting kid-sized dummies ...

While many Tesla owners swear by the latest versions of the FSD, the software is far from perfect. It can still make bad decisions, ignore traffic lights, or get in dangerous traffic situations.

Tesla’s FSD Context: Explanation: Insights into Tesla’s AI pipeline. Link: Tesla AI Day 2021 Conclusion Federated learning is an effective strategy for Tesla to train and localize FSD 13.X and 14.X in ...

Tesla FSD (Supervised) is an advanced driver-assistance feature that can steer, accelerate, and brake for drivers. Why Tesla says its safer than human drivers.

Unlike the training-centric approach during the Dojo era, Tesla CEO Elon Musk's new strategy revolves around two chips, AI5 ...