Robot Taxis release delayed

It's still going to be released in the end; there's no mention of canceling it. James Douma, the tech giant in the autonomous driving industry: Tesla's driverless taxi will be significantly different from other companies; it will rapidly scale up. If you have a system that's data safer than human drivers but isn't perfect, should you scale up the system quickly, or wait until it gets better? If you scale up quickly, while reducing the overall traffic accident rate, there will be more autonomous driving accidents, and your company's reputation may be affected.

Until now, other driverless taxis have been deployed to avoid expanding when the system is imperfect to avoid public opposition. But that's not the right thing to do; the right thing to do is to scale it up as soon as possible. This is exactly what Tesla is going to do, and they've said it and shown it. Musk is very clear about this: Tesla will do the right thing, even if it causes them trouble.

Once Tesla has solid statistics showing that unsupervised FSDs are safer than human drivers, they will scale up driverless taxis as soon as possible. This is no small moral dilemma. More than 1 million people die in traffic accidents every year, and 50 million people are seriously injured. Every day the development of driverless taxis is delayed, tens of thousands of deaths and injuries will occur.

Delaying early deployment may slow broader deployment, and hesitation about rolling it out will definitely slow wider deployment. We need to expand this technology, and actively expand it, not wait for it to be perfect, but for it to be good enough. Once it's good enough, it should expand right away, because millions of lives are at risk.

Coolant was injected, and the profit chip ratio decreased.

The high degree of range overlap indicates that the stock price is expected to stabilize rapidly.

They rush to buy when they go up, and they also like to operate full positions. It was only when it reached a low level that no funds were being poured out.

Is this what the world calls a “trend”?

160.510 and 138.800 also said they would collapse; they would fall to 100, 70, 50, 14... and delisted.