The Tesla Cybercab was designed without traditional manual controls like a steering wheel and pedals. However, shortly after its launch in Austin, Texas, some riders discovered the vehicle has a virtual joystick that allows manual control despite the apparent lack of physical controls.
Source: The Verge
The Tesla Cybercab was built without a steering wheel or pedals, marking a departure from conventional vehicle design. The autonomous vehicle was intended to operate entirely without manual intervention.
Less than a week after the official launch in Austin, Texas, riders found a workaround: a virtual joystick that enables manual control. This discovery suggests the vehicle's autonomous-only design has a hidden fallback option that wasn't immediately apparent to early users.
This report was prepared using information from The Verge. View original listing →
OpenAI announced what it described as a landmark mathematical discovery, but the announcement has been met with criticism from academics who have raised accusations of impropriety.
20m ago · Source: Wired
Samsung, the leader in foldable smartphones, has welcomed the competition from Apple's expected folding iPhone, but emphasized that device weight is a critical factor in the success of such phones.
50m ago · Source: Wired
The White House has taken down a Tetris clone called 'Build the Wall' from its arcade games website just days after launch. The game involved stacking blocks to prevent a 'zombie border siege.' The reason for removal is unclear.
50m ago · Source: The Verge
Google Cloud has partnered with Accenture to accelerate enterprise AI adoption, deploying engineers to help customers overcome deployment challenges.
50m ago · Source: TechCrunch
No comments yet — be the first to share your thoughts.