Tesla crashes into police cruiser while on auto-pilot
A man driving a Tesla recently crashed into a police cruiser while checking on his dog in the backseat. The driver claimed the Tesla was on autopilot and assumed it would be able to safely maneuver for a short period of time. Tesla has released a statement saying that drivers must keep their hands on the wheel at all times, even on autopilot.
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Tesla’s new Autopilot pedestrian animation update
Tesla has recently updated its Autopilot-powered driving visualization and this time, it features a cool new pedestrian animation. In the latest updates, Tesla is representing pedestrians with much more complex animations that show them moving on the screen accurately in an impressive way. It's a major improvement from the time when Pedestrians used to look like chess pieces moving on a board in Tesla’s Autopilot driving visualizations
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More worries for Elon Musk
More worries for Elon Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been in the news recently due to his “Interesting tweets” and views about coronavirus lockdown, now, Tesla has been ordered to keep its biggest plant in the US closed adding worries for Tech Entrepreneur. "Tesla has been informed that they do not meet reopen criteria and must not reopen," Alameda County authorities said in a statement
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TikTok bans under-16s from private messaging
TikTok bans under-16s from private messaging
New rules on the hugely popular TikTok app mean under-16s will no longer be allowed to send or receive direct messages. NSPCC child safety online policy head Andy Burrows said: "This is a bold move by TikTok as we know that groomers use direct messaging to cast the net widely and contact large numbers of children.
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Tesla sales exceed expectations despite virus outbreak
Tesla has managed to sell 88,400 vehicles in its first quarter this year, surprising most analysts who anticipated much lower numbers due to the coronavirus outbreak. The company has managed to continue producing in its Shanghai factory and is still selling cars to consumers all over the world. It's factories in the US have been forced to shut down.
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