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🚨 HISTORY MADE: TESLA JUST LAUNCHED UNSUPERVISED ROBOTAXIS ON PUBLIC STREETS - WATCH ONE OF THE FIRST RIDES A passenger records the entire trip from start to finish on public streets in Austin, Texas. There’s no safety driver, no human monitor, and no remote takeover. The vehicle is being...

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