Yet another Tesla has veered suddenly into a tree, this time as a Canadian taxi.

Emergency crews responded to an incident at the intersection of Resort Drive and Tanglewood Place at approximately 2:30 p.m. where a white Tesla operating as a taxi had left the roadway and collided with two trees, according to a news release by Oceanside RCMP. The driver, a 66 year-old Parksville resident, was located deceased and there were no other occupants in the vehicle, police said.

Tesla’s self-driving AI development takes a concerning permanent improvisation approach, prioritizing selfish and bad behavior over adherence to social good and traffic laws. Some employees reveal that the AI is intentionally trained to ignore crucial road signs and safety.

…workers said they were told to ignore “No Turn on Red” or “No U-Turn” signs, meaning they would not train the system to adhere to those signs.

“It’s a driver-first mentality,” one former worker said. “I think the idea is we want to train it to drive like a human would, not a robot that’s just following the rules.”

This “driver-first” mentality, reminiscent of the controversial “America First” nativist and racist slogan, potentially endangers road users by normalizing lawless driving behavior. It starkly contrasts with Tesla’s public claims of enhanced AI safety, exposing a troubling disconnect between the company’s marketing and its actual practices.

The consequences of this approach are already evident in the explosion (pun not intended) of Tesla AI-related traffic incidents, including fatal head-on collisions such as unexplained “veered” crashes. These tragedies underscore the risks of Tesla’s cavalier attitude against care for human lives.

As Tesla continues to promote its AI capabilities, their deliberate flouting of safety for selfish-gains raises serious questions about the company’s integrity and the true cost of its rapid technological advancements.

Another day, another doctor is dead from a Tesla crash. It’s yet more evidence that medical school doesn’t teach even the most educated people how to avoid a fraudulent car brand.

According to the Opelika Police Department, on Saturday, September 7, at approximately 7:17 p.m., Opelika dispatch received a call about a multiple-vehicle crash on I-85 at the Exit 62 northbound exit ramp.

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Upon arrival officers found two vehicles, a Tesla and a Toyota 4Runner, involved in the crash. Officials say the driver of the Tesla, 50-year-old Dr. Malcolm Goodchild, of Fortson, Georgia, died from his injuries at the hospital.

Multiple people ask me for analysis of the Telegram CEO arrest, and I have to boil it down quickly. It’s far simpler than most realize.

Putin corrupts a network of billionaires in tech firms (among other industries) to spread domestic terrorism and destabilize the world to serve his interests.

To be clear, the moment Durov stepped off his fancy Russian oligarch plane near Paris, France arrested a French citizen on French soil.

That much should be plain to see, as evidence how Putin’s sloppy foreign asset assimilation methods backfired on him.

Durov may have been better protected in France had Putin left even a shred of evidence the two were working together (as Elon Musk tends to do). On the flip side, maybe Durov was happy to abandon the Russian dictator by acquiring more formal protection in the West.

In any case, Durov’s arrest related to Telegram content moderation failures has now opened the door to further arrests and takedown of domestic terrorism groups like the Nazi “Terrorgram Collective”, which I had highlighted in my earlier post about Durov.

The gears of justice appear to be turning and closing down Putin’s spread of Nazism, at least in France and in America.