Tesla Bet On 'Pure Vision' For Self Driving That's Why It's In Hot Water

Tesla's decision to rely solely on cameras for its autonomous driving tech, known as "Pure Vision," is facing increased scrutiny after a tragic accident involving a pedestrian. In this video, we delve into Tesla's latest investigation by the NHTSA and explore the potential safety concerns with its camera-only approach, especially in low-visibility conditions like fog or dust. With Tesla removing radar and lidar from its vehicles, we examine whether this strategy is ready for the real world and how it stacks up against competitors. Will Tesla's AI-driven system prevail, or is it time to rethink the need for additional sensors? Join us as we explore the future of Tesla's self-driving ambitions.

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