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Tesla's robotaxis are reportedly remotely driven by humans, sometimes

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Tesla admitted that its robotaxi service sometimes employs remote human operators to drive the vehicles when software fails, a practice that differs from competitors who typically use humans only for guidance. This approach highlights Tesla's unique strategy in autonomous driving and could signal challenges with their reliance on camera-based systems over mixed sensor technologies. The move may also face scrutiny given past safety concerns and regulatory investigations into Tesla’s self-driving capabilities.

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