Every man’s dream garage:
Cybercab - future passive income machine
Cybertruck - daily-driving beast
Roadster - the supercar for the pure love of driving
Tesla’s Model Y Robotaxis caused zero crashes or accidents from mid-June through mid-July, according to newly released NHTSA data.
The only two incidents cited involving @Tesla’s Robotaxi fleet were caused by human drivers in other vehicles making mistakes:
• Incident #1 summary (in Dallas): The robotaxi was stopped at an intersection on a four-lane street in Lane #1, at a red left arrow light in the left-turn-only lane. An SUV behind the robotaxi activated their right turn signal and initiated a lane change into Lane #2, a straight-through lane, and collided with the left side of a passenger vehicle that was proceeding straight in Lane #2, before colliding with the right side of the robotaxi. There were no passengers.
• Incident #2 summary (in Austin): The robotaxi was pulled over and in park on the right side of an alleyway. A passenger vehicle that was parked to the right reversed and collided with the right side of the robotaxi. There were no passengers.
Explaining the same job over and over is annoying.
Grok’s answer is basically: create your own AI co-worker and give it a name.
Build a Grok Bot for writing, research, design, coding or whatever else you keep repeating, then show it your workflow once.
It remembers the process, can run it again whenever you need and can even work with other Bots while you’re off doing something else.
You teach it once. No retraining every Monday.
@Grok@SpaceXAI / Writer: Annette, Grok Imagine Designer: Janné
BREAKING: AMD has disclosed a $565.5 million stake in SpaceX.
First, NVIDIA revealed more than $20 billion in SpaceX stock. Now, AMD has joined in with over half a billion dollars.
Two of the world’s biggest chipmakers are loading up on SpaceX. Bullish 🚀