Experts Say EV's "Self-Driving" Feature Is Still Not Safe

There is a new Tesla driving feature that experts say is not ready for public use. Recent tests suggest the EV's Full Self-Driving feature is far from ready, leaving customers paying thousands of dollars for a potentially dangerous tool.

An assessment of the newest FSD version (13.2.9) found the system made frequent mistakes during a 90-minute drive in Los Angeles, according to Forbes. The Model Y tested reportedly failed to slow at pedestrian crossings, ignored flashing school bus stop signs, and accelerated unpredictably on crowded off-ramps.

AirPod-Controlled Games Starts With 'RidePods'

The world of technology is constantly evolving, as shown by developer Ali Tanis’ latest creation. The Turkish software engineer recently launched the world’s first AirPods-controlled game, titled "RidePods: Race with Head," where users can leverage their Apple earphones to play the said video game on their iPhones and iPads.

Creating history by becoming the first game one can play using Apple AirPods, the gameplay of Ali Tanis’ invention is relatively simple. It involves players steering a speeding motorcycle through traffic.

"Most Beautiful Girl" Is Still A Stunner

The "most beautiful girl in the world" — a title she was given at only 6-years-old — Thylane Blondeau turned heads when she showed up at the Miu Miu show during Paris fashion week.

The French model posed for cameras outside the Palais d’Iena, looking effortlessly chic in a brown wool suit with a cream-colored V-neck sweater top underneath and coordinated pointy-toed heels.

Chinese Car Company Plans To Bring New EV Model To Europe

A relatively new Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer has set its marketing sights on Europe as part of its rapid expansion plans.

After finding success in China, EV company XPeng is now gearing up for a European launch in the near future. XPeng CEO He Xiaopeng spoke to CNBC regarding the plans for the highly motivated EV manufacturer.

Elon Musk Looking For Game Developers For Grok

Billionair Elon Musk just confirmed via X that his artificial intelligence company, xAI, is actively hiring an AI tutor specializing in video games.

According to the job description on both xAI’s career site and LinkedIn, this position will "contribute to xAI’s mission by training and refining Grok to excel in video game concepts, mechanics, and generation."