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At the close of January, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the company intends to roll out a fully self-driving (FSD) paid taxi service in Austin, Texas, by June, with ambitions to gradually expand to other markets. This strategic shift signifies a pivotal moment in Tesla's evolution into a mobility service provider. Nonetheless, the lenient regulations governing such services in Texas have sparked concerns regarding the safety and legal implications of deploying under-tested technology. Tesla insists that its autonomous driving technology surpasses human driving safety, yet the increasing presence of driverless vehicles on Texas roads has already generated apprehension among both residents and the government. Musk anticipates that the profit margins of the autonomous driving business will vastly outstrip those of traditional car sales.
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