Tesla is set to expand its robotaxi service to San Francisco, following challenges in Austin. The rollout will feature a human safety operator in the driver seat, indicating a lack of confidence in fully autonomous operations. Tesla's AI head stated they are collaborating with the government for regulatory approval. Elon Musk is exploring new revenue avenues amid declining sales, aiming for broad implementation of autonomous ride-hailing. However, previous technical flaws in Austin's service have raised concerns about the feasibility of achieving full autonomy soon.
Tesla's plan to launch an expanded robotaxi service in San Francisco includes a human safety operator in the driver's seat, highlighting regulatory hurdles and safety concerns.
Elon Musk aims to compensate for declining sales by introducing millions of humanoid robots alongside a robotaxi service, despite past technical issues.
Internal memos from Tesla reveal that regulatory approvals are still pending, with the robotaxi service relying on human operators to expedite its rollout.
The reliability of Tesla's robotaxi service in Austin has been challenged by a series of technical failures, raising doubts about its future success.
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