Elon Musk has mastered the art of selling the future, and Teslaās trillion-dollar valuation proves it. But when it comes to Full Self-Driving (FSD), are we witnessing true innovationāor just a well-marketed illusion?
š A Decade of Unfulfilled Promises
š¹ 2016: Musk claimed a Tesla would drive across the U.S. without human intervention by 2018. š
š¹ 2019: He promised 1 million robotaxis by 2020. š¤
š¹ 2025: Teslas still require constant human supervision, and fully autonomous driving remains a dream. š
Muskās FSD ambitions have fueled Teslaās stock and captivated investors, but AI experts, including Yann LeCun, argue that Teslaās approach may not be as advanced as claimed. Unlike companies like Waymo and Cruise, which rely on LiDAR and mapped environments, Tesla insists on achieving autonomy using only cameras and neural networksāa method that continues to struggle with real-world unpredictability.
šØ The Reality Check
Teslaās FSD technology is impressive, but is it truly on the verge of making human drivers obsolete? Or is it just another example of Muskās ambitious timelines outpacing reality?
Muskās bold claims have kept Tesla at the center of the AI and EV revolution, but with regulatory challenges, safety concerns, and ever-moving deadlines, one question remains:
Is Teslaās self-driving future a breakthroughāor just a mirage?
Drop your thoughts below! š
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