Tesla's Robotaxi Ambitions Face Safety and Reliability Challenges

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Elon Musk's Tesla robotaxi program in Austin has operated without major accidents for 16 days, but a recent minor collision raises concerns about liability and safety, especially as Tesla's fully autonomous ride service could increase legal risks for both the company and vehicle owners who participate in the network. Experts question the readiness of Tesla's technology, the legal standards for liability, and the insurance implications for owners, highlighting potential challenges in scaling and regulation.
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