Tesla AI Watch posted an update
Tesla has asked US regulators to keep its response about the Cybercab’s compliance with vehicle-safety standards confidential, UA.News reports, citing Electrek. The request concerns a vehicle designed to operate without conventional steering and pedal controls, and leaves key details of Tesla’s safety case out of public view for now.
Why it mattersThe report says three documents have appeared in the NHTSA docket, including a letter asking that the response be treated as confidential business information. The regulator has not found that the Cybercab breaches safety standards; it may accept Tesla’s request or require a public version. That makes the next docket update more revealing than the request itself.
Discuss: Should companies be allowed to keep the evidence behind a self-certified driverless vehicle confidential?
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