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@0xWuki Absolutely

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Tesla’s Cybercab event was more important operationally than informationally.

A purpose-built vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals is now carrying public riders in Austin. That is a genuine execution milestone.

But Tesla still provided no active fleet count, deployment target, deadline or operating economics.

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Against the four-part scorecard we established before the event:

• Public access: achieved, but limited

• Fleet target and deadline: absent

• Ownership model: partially answered

• Onboard computer: undisclosed

Cybercab is now a service. Tesla has not yet proved the network can scale.

[StratyQ @StratyQ]

Tesla’s Cybercab event was more important operationally than informationally.

A purpose-built vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals is now carrying public riders in Austin. That is a genuine execution milestone.

But Tesla still provided no active fleet count, deployment target, deadline or operating economics.

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The regulatory question also became more immediate: NHTSA has opened an audit into the basis Tesla used to certify Cybercab without permanently attached conventional controls.

We published the full strategic breakdown, and the scorecard, before the event:

https://t.co/bBWt5EXcmD

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Against the four-part scorecard we established before the event:

• Public access: achieved, but limited

• Fleet target and deadline: absent

• Ownership model: partially answered

• Onboard computer: undisclosed

Cybercab is now a service. Tesla has not yet proved the network can scale.

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We explored these arguments in more depth in our latest StratyQ breakdown:

https://t.co/rmBfRoq4eO

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https://t.co/1kfYNrVMMZ

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In the full breakdown, we take a closer look at what the new FCC rules do; and do not; cover, and what they could mean for the wider physical-AI landscape:

https://t.co/xwCq1MNcE2

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Unitree’s IPO was more than 8,000 times oversubscribed shortly after it warned that new US rules could shut future models out of the American market.

While incredible on its own, the IPO frenzy is not the main story. It shows that China can keep financing scale even as Washington builds a wall around strategic technology.

Reuters reported on August 10 that the FCC has emerged as one of the administration’s most aggressive instruments against Chinese technology, with a US official describing it as the “tip of the spear” in Washington’s economic policy toward China.

In nine months, the FCC has moved from drones and consumer routers to robots and connected power inverters, started restricting Chinese testing laboratories, and is reportedly drafting controls on optical transceivers used inside AI data centres. The mechanism matters: impose category-wide restrictions based on foreign production, then offer exemptions and conditional approvals tied to trusted supply chains and detailed US manufacturing plans.

This is obviously more than device security. It is an attempt to prevent Chinese hardware from becoming embedded in America’s AI economy before it reaches Huawei-like scale. The security risks are real, but the economic objective is now explicit: buy time for American reindustrialization.

The unresolved question is whether that time produces factories, suppliers and falling costs or simply a protected, more expensive American market while China continues scaling elsewhere.

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Produced our 10 millionth Tesla globally at Fremont Factory this week!

Only 6 years ago, Fremont Factory made our 1 millionth vehicle

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I covered this story in the latest StratyQ breakdown:
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https://t.co/AyUXaGRFa1

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1/ An OpenAI agent escaped a cybersecurity test.

It reached the open internet, accessed Hugging Face infrastructure, and found the answers to the benchmark it was taking.

Many headlines stop here, but the bigger story is what happened after the breach.

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7/ That does not mean open models are “safer.”

It means they are more available.

And availability cuts both ways.

The same unrestricted access that helps defenders also gives attackers tools that cannot be centrally revoked.

That is the uncomfortable tradeoff exposed by this incident.

[Tesla Europe, Middle East & Africa @teslaeurope]

In the last 4 months, FSD Supervised has been over 5.2x safer than manual driving – across 65 million kilometers in 5 EU countries