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The article focuses on operational restrictions and safety design choices—specifically the absence of LATCH anchors and age limits—for Tesla's fully autonomous Cybercab. These details are critical for assessing the current maturity and liability landscape of a vehicle that relies entirely on AI vision systems rather than traditional sensor suites.
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No little kids allowed, and other new info about Tesla’s Cybercab
TechCrunch5 min read
The company says no children under 13 can ride -- even with a parent. That's more restrictive than the Model Y SUVs it's using as robotaxis.
Tesla’s private Cybercab event has come and gone, and it was very different from the large, loud, live-streamed events the company usually puts on – an odd choice for the launch of a product CEO Elon Musk has spent years building towards. In fact, it doesn’t even appear that Musk spoke at the event, the keynote of which, by all accounts, only lasted around 15 minutes. The promise of the Cybercab is massive: a fully autonomous vehicle that uses only cameras and AI to drive itself, all for…
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