[Source Monitoring] TeslaFi sample observes software 2026.33.100 installation for the first time Original version label: 2026.33.100 14.2.2.6 Sam…
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🟡 [Source Monitoring] TeslaFi sample observes software 2026.33.100 installation for the first time
Original version label: 2026.33.100 14.2.2.6 Samples involved this time: 49 vehicles installed, accounting for 0.4%; 18 vehicles pending installation. This is sample data from TeslaFi-participating vehicles and does not represent the global Tesla fleet, official rollout proportions, or release timing.
First observation of this change: 2026-10-07 16:12 UTC
[Source Monitoring] TeslaFi sample first observed software 2026.33.5 installation Original version labels: 2026.33.5 14.3 Lite & 14.3.11 Samples…
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🟡 [Source Monitoring] TeslaFi sample first observed software 2026.33.5 installation
Original version labels: 2026.33.5 14.3 Lite & 14.3.11 Samples participating this time: 3 vehicles installed, accounting for 0%; 0 vehicles pending installation. This is sample data from TeslaFi participating vehicles and does not represent the global Tesla fleet, official rollout proportions, or release timing.
[Media report] Former Tesla Optimus project lead prepares robotics startup Intelligent Machines Summary: Sina Finance, citing reports, says the f…
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🟡 [Media report] Former Tesla Optimus project lead prepares robotics startup Intelligent Machines
Summary: Sina Finance, citing reports, says the former Tesla Optimus project lead is preparing to found the robotics startup Intelligent Machines, and may raise about $100 million.
Content summary:
Sina Finance Global Express shows that the former Tesla Optimus project lead is preparing to found a robotics startup, and the company is named Intelligent Machines.
The report mentions that the company may raise about $100 million.
[Media report] Former Tesla Optimus AI lead Kumar founded Intelligent Machines to develop non-humanoid robots Summary: Two people familiar with t…
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🟡 [Media report] Former Tesla Optimus AI lead Kumar founded Intelligent Machines to develop non-humanoid robots
Summary: Two people familiar with the matter said that Ashish Kumar, former AI lead for Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot, co-founded the San Francisco-based startup Intelligent Machines to develop non-humanoid robots, and is currently raising a seed round.
Content summary:
Two people with direct knowledge said that the startup co-founded by Kumar is named Intelligent Machines and is located in San Francisco.
The company develops non-humanoid robots that can take on work in manufacturing, aerospace, and other industries that previously required highly skilled technical workers.
The company has recruited several former members of Tesla's Optimus team and is currently raising a seed round, with the funding amount expected to reach about $100 million.
At this stage the focus is on robot software development, and management is also exploring developing its own hardware.
Two people familiar with the matter said that the company uses reinforcement learning technology to train robots, teaching robots to perform complex tasks by giving rewards for achieving goals and imposing penalties for incorrect actions; Kumar's doctoral research direction at UC Berkeley was precisely reinforcement learning.
Summary: Media reports show that Musk welcomed Germany's support for Tesla's driver assistance software system, as Tesla seeks approval for the t…
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Summary: Media reports show that Musk welcomed Germany's support for Tesla's driver assistance software system, as Tesla seeks approval for the technology across the EU.
Content summary:
Media (Reuters) reported that Musk responded to and welcomed Germany's support for Tesla's driver assistance software system.
Tesla is seeking Europe-wide approval for the technology; traffic safety researchers have warned that the technology has issues with exaggerated safety claims.
Original version label: 2026.33.5 14.3.11 Samples involved this time: 2 vehicles installed, accounting for 0%; 1 vehicle pending installation. Th…
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Original version label: 2026.33.5 14.3.11 Samples involved this time: 2 vehicles installed, accounting for 0%; 1 vehicle pending installation. This is sample data from TeslaFi-participating vehicles and does not represent the global Tesla fleet, official rollout ratio, or release timing.
The poster @TheNewGrid posted a video yesterday, and it has already gotten over 420,000 views: His Model Y drove up to a four-way stop intersecti…
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The poster @TheNewGrid posted a video yesterday, and it has already gotten over 420,000 views:
His Model Y drove up to a four-way stop intersection, with FSD v14.3.10 enabled at the time, and the speed mode was "Hurry" (aggressive). A car was coming from the cross direction, and it looked like it would stop before the stop sign, so the car drove into the intersection. But the other party did not stop at all, and FSD suddenly braked in the middle of the intersection, while the other car sped past in front.
The poster said: "Thank you Tesla FSD for saving my life. If I had been driving manually at the time, I definitely would have crashed."
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At the time it was in "Hurry" mode, and FSD's driving style is already somewhat aggressive
The poster confirmed this was a four-way stop intersection, but the stop markings on the ground had faded very badly
The comments were almost unanimously praising it, and some also took the opportunity to call for buying more $TSLA
[Media report] Tesla bull Gary Black reminds investors to distinguish between a "good company" and a "good stock" Summary: Tesla bull Gary Black…
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🟡 [Media report] Tesla bull Gary Black reminds investors to distinguish between a "good company" and a "good stock"
Summary: Tesla bull Gary Black posted a reminder to investors not to conflate a "good company" with a "good stock," and mentioned the issue of valuation.
Content summary:
Gary Black said the mistake investors often make is equating a "good company" with a "good stock."
Black mentioned the valuation factor (Valuation Matters).
[Source Monitoring] TeslaFi sample first observed software 2026.33.5 installation Original version label: 2026.33.5 Samples involved this time: 2…
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🟡 [Source Monitoring] TeslaFi sample first observed software 2026.33.5 installation
Original version label: 2026.33.5 Samples involved this time: 2 vehicles installed, accounting for 0%; 1 vehicle pending installation. This is sample data from TeslaFi participating vehicles and does not represent the global Tesla fleet, official rollout proportion, or release timing.