According to Bloomberg, Musk has already asked Tesla engineers to meet with Twitter product leaders to examine the latter’s code, citing unnamed sources.
Sources say earlier today, Tesla engineers were shown Twitter’s source code, to then examine and report back their findings to Musk about what needs to be changed.
With the Twitter deal set to close on Friday, the code of the social network can no longer be altered, say sources. A similar freeze on code changes was also implemented back in April, when the Musk-Twitter deal was first announced.
Tesla has quietly pulled in another major AI hire — this time straight out of Apple’s ranks. In social media posts over the weekend, former Apple engineer Yilun Chen announced he has officially joined Tesla’s Optimus AI team, capping off nearly four years at the Cupertino giant working across hardware, engineering, research, and early-stage product […]
A Tesla Cybertruck owner is turning heads across the EV community after sharing proof that his truck drove more than 1,200 miles entirely on its own using Full Self-Driving (Supervised). The owner, who goes by @brunitatoiu on X, posted screenshots from Tesla’s new Self-Driving Stats interface — introduced with FSD v14.2 — showing 1,285.8 out […]
Tesla’s push to bring Full Self-Driving (Supervised) to Europe continues picking up momentum, with Spain now emerging as one of the most important testing hubs under the country’s new Evaluation of the Safety and Technology of Automated Vehicles (ES-AV) framework. The Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) published updated authorization data this week, confirming Tesla is […]
