Data Shows Tesla Robotaxis in Austin May Have Achieved Fully Unsupervised Operation
Summary
On August 20, IT Home reported that seven months after Elon Musk announced the removal of in-car safety operators for Tesla Robotaxis in Austin, there are signs that the local Robotaxi service has finally entered a truly driverless phase. Ethan McCanna, creator of Robotaxi Tracker, revealed that over the past two weeks, all 170 Tesla Robotaxi trips monitored in Austin had no in-car safety operator, involving 54 vehicles. Similar changes have occurred in other cities like Dallas and Houston, with about 30 driverless Teslas operating in the past week.
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This news is weakly related to the AI investment bubble. It primarily concerns progress in Tesla's autonomous driving technology, which may affect Tesla's valuation but does not directly involve overall AI industry investment scale or capital expenditure. Therefore, it is only tangentially related.
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