In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Tesla, Waymo, WeRide, Helm.ai, Reuters, FORT Robotics, Mapless AI, American Rheinmetall, Harbinger, DENSO, Carnegie Mellon University, Massimo Group, Torc Robotics, Mila, Voltera, Revel, Swift Ride, Geotab, STRADVISION, aiMotive and AEye. In this Article Investigation Find Flaws & Problems in Tesla’s Self-Driving A Reuters investigation indicates that Tesla’s Full Self-Driving safety statistics rely on flawed methodology, and data labelers responsible for training the artificial intelligence system report a lack of trust in the technology. The investigation reveals that Tesla inflated its safety claims by comparing internal airbag-deployment data against federal crash statistics that utilize a lower threshold involving tow-truck dispatches. When evaluated using comparable airbag-deployment metrics, the data showed the system was roughly three times farther between crashes rather than the ten times safer figure claimed by company executives. Former data labelers tasked with reviewing video from vehicle external cameras reported frequent failures, including inadequate responses to emergency vehicles, motorcyclists, and construction zones. Dedicated analysis of near-miss footage also highlighted instances where the software failed to detect pedestrians and children in crosswalks. Additionally, workers noted instances of significant speeding following the introduction of more aggressive driving profiles. The report details that Tesla engaged in extensive high-definition mapping of specific operating zones ahead of public robotaxi demonstrations in California and Texas, challenging public assertions that the camera-based system operates entirely without localized digital mapping. The labor-intensive annotation required for these limited operational design domains has reportedly restricted the scaling of the unsupervised fleet, which maintains a limited deployment footprint nearly a year after initial pilot launches. Waymo Deploys Sixth-Generation Autonomous Ojai Vehicles to San Francisco and Los Angeles Fleets Waymo has commenced deployment of its sixth-generation driverless system on Ojai vehicles, initiating employee and guest testing across San Francisco and Los Angeles. Engineered on an