A Tesla owner says his car tried to drive him into a lake while using the automaker’s latest “Full Self-Driving” software. The incident, captured on video and posted to social media, has gone viral with over 1 million views, adding to a growing list of dangerous FSD edge cases that raise serious questions about the system’s readiness.

Tesla’s first Cybercab has officially rolled off the production line in Texas, a milestone that Elon Musk shared enthusiastically on social media platform X. A two-passenger, self-driving electric vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals,

Top officials from Waymo and Tesla are en route to the Capitol on Wednesday as lawmakers contemplate future regulation of the self-driving car industry.

Tesla will start producing a steering-wheel-free vehicle in April, CEO Elon Musk says. In a post on X, Tesla ( TSLA 2.59%) CEO Elon Musk confirmed that the company is still planning to bring to market a steering-wheel-free, pedal-free all-electric vehicle -- and he confirmed that it's coming soon.

"Right now we have the Wild West. I want to see some rules of the road," said Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal.

A Tesla owner had to intervene and prevent FSD from driving into a lake, showing that Tesla FSD is not a solved problem, as Elon Musk and his fans claim

Tesla’s Full Self Driving is revolutionizing how we think about cars. “It drives itself!” perfectly captures the awe behind this technology. In this video, we break down how Tesla’s FSD works, from cameras and sensors to AI decision-making.

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