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A Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) owner shared how the automaker's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system helped his wife in a critical moment as she went into labor.

With Tesla Inc.'s (NASDAQ:TSLA) Nov. 6 annual shareholder meeting approaching, several prominent investors and industry leaders have voiced their support for Elon Musk's $1 trillion compensation plan, which has drawn sharp divisions between supporters and critics.

The reported crash raises questions over whether the technology is ready for Elon Musk’s June robotaxi launch, a core pillar propping up Tesla’s $1.1 trillion market cap.

It is not clear if Tesla used the latest neural network-based vehicle controls in this demonstration as the automaker does not say if the car ran FSD Beta V12.

Tesla's humanoid bot Optimus relies on neural networks and cameras, eschewing LiDAR for robotics.

Elon Musk compared the AI-powered FSD V12 to a traveling human, who could go to any country, rent a car, and drive around.

A company executive’s statements about a misleading-at-best video portend a long-awaited verdict on the automaker’s truthfulness.

Not only did drivers intervene to take control in test runs, a test car accidentally crashed into a fence while trying to show the vehicle could park itself.

Tesla's director of Autopilot Software said the team used 3D mapping on a predetermined route and drivers intervened to take control in test runs.