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Feb 12, 2023

@markusreimer v11.3 (single stack) goes to limited beta this week. Probably 11.3.2 before wide release in North America. Then we adapt for EU roads & submit to regulators. 90% of what we’ve done so far for NA applies WW.

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Dec 1, 2022

@jordanbpeterson Compared to AI, progress with Neuralink will be slow and easy to assess, as there is large regulatory apparatus approving medical devices. There is no regulatory oversight of AI, which is a *major* problem. I’ve been calling for AI safety regulation for over a decade!

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Jun 5, 2022

@v_g_fischer We are close to the point where offering something for EU regulators to review makes sense

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Mar 10, 2022

@EvaFoxU Very important that there be an organization tasked with regulation removal or the number of rules will grow every year until progress is completely buried by bureaucracy!

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Jul 10, 2021

@TeslaGong @PPathole @MattWallace888 It won’t need to reach visa speed, as regulated exchanges will act as de facto second layer. But the perfect should not be the enemy of the good – it is still good to increase base layer transaction speed & lower base layer transaction cost.

4.3K likes652 RT823 replies
Apr 28, 2021

@thesheetztweetz FCC is fair & sensible. NHTSA & FAA too. 99.9% of the time, I agree with regulators! On rare occasions, we disagree. This is almost always due to new technologies that past regulations didn’t anticipate.

4.9K likes293 RT174 replies
Mar 9, 2021

@eurotechjunkie @Alpsoy66 @WholeMarsBlog We will ask the regulators

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Jan 2, 2021

@comma_ai Tesla Full Self-Driving will work at a safety level well above that of the average driver this year, of that I am confident. Can’t speak for regulators though.

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Nov 8, 2020

@reganlovetesla @RenataKonkoly @SpaceNews_Inc Enough already on my plate & Tesla’s. Maybe one day will do a prototype. Those are relatively easy. Volume production with high reliability & low cost & passing all regulations is 100X harder.

1.1K likes37 RT63 replies
Oct 22, 2020

@TeslaGong @PPathole @teslaownersSV @tesla_raj As soon as we complete testing & regulators approve. So many different traffic signs, rules & languages around world, not to mention driving on left side of road! Also, a long & challenging road lies ahead getting to high 9’s reliability (way beyond human).

1.9K likes124 RT136 replies
Sep 27, 2020

@TeslaGong @DrSallyL @sydney_ev @_TeslaTom @TeslaStraya @outbacktesla @ev_outback @Michael01996367 @cvanderstock @teslaownersau @AhillfromOZ @rjo71342 @EVHQ2 @michadru29 @DunkenKBliths If it passes Australian regulations, then sure

1.4K likes74 RT104 replies
Aug 16, 2020

@flcnhvy @ICannot_Enough @Tesla This is out of our hands, so hard to predict. Maybe on order of 10 billion km of real world driving will be enough to convince regulators.

1.6K likes73 RT121 replies
Feb 18, 2020

@_KarenHao @OpenAI All orgs developing advanced AI should be regulated, including Tesla

1.6K likes206 RT96 replies
Feb 15, 2020

@jgrano305 @DMC_Ryan @Jason Regulations require calling it something else, so we added +

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Oct 13, 2019

@Macwars Fair point. Will hold on EU price change until Tesla gets clarity from regulators about Smart Summon feature release date.

1.1K likes37 RT38 replies
Oct 3, 2019

@teslaownersSV @arctechinc Not sure, will ask regulators

990 likes30 RT57 replies
Sep 5, 2019

@justpaulinelol @Tesla Same, except where limited by EU regulations. We’re aware of extreme consumer unhappiness about this & are working with EU regulators to address.

1.8K likes74 RT65 replies
Aug 25, 2019

@aikisteve We’re working closely with EU regulators & hope to clarify the timeline soon

537 likes26 RT18 replies
Aug 8, 2019

@brunosilva @vincent13031925 @ResidentSponge @Teslarati @Tesla We’re working with EU regulators to improve rules. Spirit of rules is correct, but exact language doesn’t quite align with spirit. Navigate on Autopilot working well in rest of world.

828 likes53 RT59 replies
Jul 27, 2019

When full self-driving is approved by regulators, we will enable video while moving

57.2K likes2.9K RT651 replies
Apr 6, 2019

Team is working on international versions super hard btw. Unfortunately, regulators around the world have different rules & processes, so just takes time.

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Mar 17, 2019

@vincent13031925 @dave_ross @Tesla Not exactly same time, as countries have different regulations & we try to build in batches to simplify production

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Jan 23, 2019

@CabsandSurfaces Almost ready to roll out. Regulators just approved.

2.5K likes112 RT130 replies
Dec 20, 2018

@ElSchumi @FredericLambert @boringcompany Passive lateral safety is required by regulators & I think they’re right. Might be able to build this into the tunnel wall though. So long as the vehicle is prevented by physics from rolling or jackknifing, there is probably a good safety argument.

423 likes21 RT14 replies
Nov 15, 2018

@victorpoughon Probably technically able to do so in about a year. Then up to regulators.

1.4K likes72 RT79 replies
Oct 5, 2018

@KishavanBhola @enn_nafnlaus @ElonBachman There is no rational basis for a long holder to lend their stock to shorts, as it dilutes the shareholder base & gives the short a strong incentive to attack the company by whatever means possible, including regulators

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Aug 25, 2018

@AskDrStupid This was key showstopper for me personally. Couldn’t make it happen, even through expert fiduciary SPV, without creating exotic trust structure that would prob not be accepted by regulators. Current rules have good intentions, but make wealth creation harder for small investors.

2.4K likes149 RT116 replies
Jul 7, 2018

@JL2579 @MattyIce4412 @thanr @JamesWorldSpace Prob wise to add an air tank (butt end fwd to take impacts) in nose of pod & vent valve in rear. Set air tank to slow bleed rate, then no need for SCUBA mouthpiece or regulator. Training unnecessary & less susceptible to panic attack.

923 likes67 RT57 replies
May 30, 2018

@yoyovinzi Would love to be in India. Some challenging government regulations, unfortunately. Deepak Ahuja, our CFO, is from India. Tesla will be there as soon as he believes we should.

4.7K likes1.6K RT462 replies
Apr 2, 2018

@TeslaMotorsClub Lot of respect for NTSB, but NHTSA regulates cars, not NTSB, which is an advisory body. Tesla releases critical crash data affecting public safety immediately & always will. To do otherwise would be unsafe.

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Nov 27, 2017

Got to regulate AI/robotics like we do food, drugs, aircraft & cars. Public risks require public oversight. Getting rid of the FAA wdn’t make flying safer. They’re there for good reason. https://t.co/6OXZC3UdMW https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1plPyJdXKIY

23.0K likes5.2K RT1.2K replies
Aug 12, 2017

Nobody likes being regulated, but everything (cars, planes, food, drugs, etc) that's a danger to the public is regulated. AI should be too.

57.5K likes15.9K RT2.0K replies
Aug 31, 2016

@Lockyep Not allowed, according to HK regulations. Happy to do it if regs change.

166 likes14 RT12 replies
Jul 15, 2016

EU regulators find no safety concerns with Autopilot https://t.co/zOykm4XeHP http://electrek.co/2016/07/14/european-authority-tesla-autopilot-after-beta-scare/

2.7K likes872 RT110 replies
May 25, 2013

@MaxMBerger The collective wisdom of the market is usually (not always) better than the smartest govt regulator.

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