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Elon Musk Responds to Fatal Tesla Crash Involving Full Self-Driving Software

KTSM••Julia Shapero and The Hill
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Elon Musk has addressed claims regarding Tesla's full self-driving software in connection with a tragic accident that resulted in the death of 76-year-old Martha Avila in Katy, Texas. The incident occurred last Friday when a Tesla vehicle crashed into the front of her home. Musk stated that the allegations do not align with the facts, emphasizing the need for clarity in the investigation. This case raises significant concerns about the safety of autonomous driving technologies and their implications for public safety. The ongoing investigation will determine the role, if any, that Tesla's software played in this incident.

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