A Tesla on Autopilot veered into a driveway, colliding with a parked minivan in South Brunswick, NJ, while trying to avoid an oncoming SUV. The driver was ticketed for careless driving, underscoring the importance of staying alert even when using self-driving features. For more content like this, please visit: https://t.co/PJTKRpmV2N #Tesla# #Autopilot# #SelfDriving# #CarCrash# #SouthBrunswick#

FULL SELF-DRIVING ISN’T JUST A TECH MILESTONE — IT’S A CIVILIZATIONAL LEAP For over a century, humans have designed cities, commutes, and entire economies around one assumption: someone has to be behind the wheel. Full Self-Driving breaks that. Not incrementally — fundamentally. We’re approaching a world where cars drive themselves better than most people can. A world where traffic deaths — 1.3 million lives lost annually — become a solvable problem. Where blind, elderly, or disabled individuals move freely. But the real shift is mental. And when cars no longer need drivers, everything else follows — logistics, insurance, city planning, even home values. This isn’t just a product — it’s a prelude. Source: @SunPowerFusion, @Tesla

Full Self Driving is literally the greatest technology I’ve ever used Period I get 2 hours back of brain power every day to focus on my business while my car drives me You have legit no idea until you use it what a game changer it is No way I can go back to regular driving

🇺🇸TESLA FULL SELF-DRIVING IS A MIRACLE Tesla’s Full Self-Driving isn’t a feature—it’s a technological miracle. Elon has delivered what the experts said was impossible: real-world, real-time autonomy that navigates cities, highways, roundabouts, and chaos—flawlessly. It doesn’t assist the driver. It replaces the driver. No other company is even close. While others play catch-up with demo videos, Tesla’s cars are already driving themselves—safely, smoothly, and better than most humans. This is the greatest leap in transportation since the invention of the car. Elon didn’t just raise the bar. He rewrote the future. Source: @Tesla , @SawyerMerritt

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I had a recent conversation with both Stanford professor and another professor from Tsinghua separately. The Stanford professor kept showing me the Ghibli and toy packaging gen from GPT that maximized his dopamine. To him, this is the pinnacle of technology. I asked him what he thought on the Full-self Driving, he was not amazed, and he told me his colleagues did not believe it’s going anywhere either. The professor from Tsinghua was the opposite end of the spectrum. His main research focus had been shifted toward robotics, and he was extremely impressed by the Full-self Driving videos on Weibo. What do you think how these two professors indirectly or directly influence their students on their research topics? And how big of the gap would that be many years from now? Every new PhD students would have the influence of technology breakthroughs 5-10 years in the future. If we are incubating our brightest and smartest PhD students at > $80K per year in elite schools, should we not encourage them to think bigger?

ELON: UNSUPERVISED FSD WILL RAPIDLY EXPAND TO THE WHOLE COUNTRY “In a few months, Tesla will release unsupervised full self-driving.  The cars will be driving around by themselves with no people in them.  We'll start that in Austin in June, and then we'll rapidly expand that to the rest of the country.  In fact, anyone who has a Tesla now, if they try self-driving, it should work very well, it should be rare that you need any intervention.  In the future, I think it'll be unusual to see a manually-driven car, it'll be like seeing a horse Tesla's also creating a humanoid robot, Optimus, which I think everyone is going to want because who wouldn't want their own personal R2D2-C3PO robot buddy that will help you do anything you want to do?  I think that's going to be a massive product.  SpaceX is doing rocket launching and Starlink Internet, and hopefully we'll build the technology to make life multiplanetary, to build a self-sustaining city on Mars.” Source: My View with Lara Trump, May 2, 2025

🇨🇳 TESLA’S FSD JUST ASCENDED EVEREST—AND IT DIDN’T EVEN BREAK A SWEAT While most drivers need oxygen at 5,000 meters, Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software cruised toward Everest Base Camp like it was Sunday brunch. A Model 3 owner in China livestreamed the nearly 4,000 km journey from Henan to the roof of the world—no hands, no drama, just AI handling winding mountain passes with icy precision. This isn’t just a scenic drive—it’s a milestone in autonomy. While regulators debate lane changes, FSD just redefined high-altitude endurance. Everest didn’t flinch. Neither did the code. Source: Teslarati

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