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According to Reuters, OpenAI has recently filed an application with the court to continue counter-suing Tesla founder Elon Musk. In the court documents, OpenAI stated that Musk's motion to dismiss its counterclaim is completely without factual basis. The ongoing development of this case has once again attracted public attention. The legal dispute between Musk and OpenAI has a long history. Last year, he sued OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, claiming that OpenAI had deviated from its original non-profit model when transitioning to a for-profit model.

Tesla is about to launch its autonomous taxi service. Sources reveal that Tesla Inc. plans to introduce its long-anticipated Robotaxi autonomous taxi service in Austin on June 12, 2025. This marks another significant step forward in Elon Musk's strategic layout for self-driving cars and artificial intelligence. Background Information: Tesla’s Vision for Autonomous Driving Since its inception, Tesla has been committed to revolutionizing the automotive industry, particularly in the field of autonomous driving technology.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk made a major announcement on X, revealing Tesla's imminent launch of a universal, pure AI Full Self-Driving (FSD) solution. He emphasized that this is the first time full self-driving will soon have a universal, pure AI solution. The technology will rely entirely on cameras, Tesla's in-house AI chips, and proprietary AI software, eliminating the need for lidar and other sensors. This breakthrough marks a significant advancement in Tesla's autonomous driving capabilities. Musk's statement continues Tesla's consistent pure vision approach.

Yesterday, XPeng Motors held a technical sharing session on AI large language models. Li Liyun, head of autonomous driving, stated that breakthroughs in AI large language model technology are pushing autonomous driving towards practical implementation. He mentioned that current autonomous driving technology has unprecedented potential for realization, and the industry is entering a critical turning point.

Tesla is accelerating its plans for mass production of its Optimus humanoid robot. Recent reports indicate a significant hiring surge at Tesla, adding dozens of Optimus-related positions across manufacturing engineering, production management, and technology development. This signifies Tesla's commitment to achieving its goal of producing the first batch of Optimus robots by 2025, while simultaneously strengthening collaborations to commercialize humanoid robot technology. Currently, Tesla's recruitment...

Tesla held a surprise all-hands meeting this morning at 9:30 AM Beijing time, highlighting recent company achievements. CEO Elon Musk revealed several key advancements during the meeting, sparking widespread interest. Musk announced that the Tesla Model Y has become the world's best-selling car, showcasing its leading position in the electric vehicle market. He also stated that the team is progressing as planned with the construction of the Semi Truck factory, demonstrating Tesla's ambition in the commercial vehicle sector. The meeting was livestreamed, with Musk focusing on the latest developments of the Optimus robot.

Tesla's China website announced that its FSD (Full Self-Driving) package has been officially renamed "FSD Intelligent Assisted Driving" in the Chinese market, along with an update to its capabilities description. Despite the name change, the price remains at RMB 64,000. Before the renaming, the FSD feature was directly translated as "Full Self-Driving Capability".

Tesla has officially launched its City Driving Autopilot feature in China. The news quickly sparked discussion on X, marking another significant advancement for Tesla in China's intelligent driving sector. According to a statement released via WeChat, the Autopilot feature intelligently guides vehicles along navigation routes. User @imxiaohu posted on X that the function enables automatic navigation through ramps and intersections.

San Francisco, February 19, 2025 — Elon Musk, CEO of xAI and Tesla, recently announced that the Grok AI app developed by his company has surged to the top of the free apps chart in the App Store's productivity category. A screenshot shared by Musk on social media shows Grok surpassing several well-known apps, including OpenAI's ChatGPT (second), Google Gemini (third), Gmail (fourth), Microsoft.

Recently, Tesla CEO Elon Musk once again put pressure on OpenAI, proposing to acquire control of the company for $97.4 billion. In response, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman quickly took to social media platform X, saying 'No, thanks.' His reply humorously suggested that if Musk was willing, they could use $9.74 billion to buy Twitter. According to The Wall Street Journal, Musk's acquisition proposal was initiated by his AI startup xAI and received

Recently, at the WELT Economic Summit, Tesla CEO Elon Musk expressed his views on the Chinese-developed model DeepSeek during an interview. He praised the intelligence and ambition of Chinese engineers, believing that China has many outstanding engineers capable of creating numerous remarkable products, and DeepSeek is one of them.

NIO officially enters the field of embodied intelligence. According to '21 Automotive', NIO has assembled a team of about 20 people dedicated to the development of the robotic dog project, led by Xu Kang, a former algorithm expert at Momenta and a current member of NIO's autonomous driving team. Industry analysis suggests that compared to bipedal robots, quadrupedal robotic dogs have significant advantages in stability, flexibility, and load-bearing capacity, making them more suitable for operations in complex terrains. Currently, robotic dogs have demonstrated broad application prospects in areas such as power inspection, process industry, fire rescue, and national defense, with a potential market size estimated to reach several.

In a recent live conversation, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk stated that the real-world data available for training artificial intelligence models is nearly exhausted. He was in discussion with Mark Penn, Chairman of Stagwell. Musk mentioned, "We have basically consumed all the accumulated knowledge of humanity... for AI training data. This phenomenon essentially occurred last year." Musk's viewpoint aligns with that of former OpenAI Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever.