Tesla has removed the word "autopilot" from its China website after a driver in Beijing who crashed while the mode was active complained that the company had misled them about its capability (via ...

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. Guess what? Words can hurt us, when life or death decisions are made on false assumptions. I’m talking, of course, about the ...

Yeah, I'm pretty sure Tesla is starting to regret naming the technology "Autopilot". Some people are inherently obtuse, and will lean towards autopilot meaning they can do their taxes while they drive ...

Tesla Motors’s statement last week disclosing the first fatal crash involving its Autopilot automated driving feature opened not with condolences but with statistics. Autopilot’s first fatality came ...

Mobileye is a relatively small Israel-based tech company, but it is rapidly positioning itself as a major hardware and software supplier for the implementation of driver assist and autonomous driving ...

Tesla’s fix for its Autopilot recall of more than 2 million vehicles is being called “insufficient” by Consumer Reports, following preliminary tests. Kelly Funkhouser, the nonprofit organization’s ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: Autopilot isn't as "auto" as you might think. There's no robot that sits in the pilot seat and mashes buttons while the real pilot takes a nap. It's ...

I wonder if they've realized that calling it "Autopilot" was not the best idea in the first place. This is just one thing they've concluded it handles poorly. I'm sure there is more on the list. I'd ...