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What will the advent of autopilot bring us? Many people will think that they can really liberate their hands, no longer need drivers, avoid car accidents, and so on. In fact, many manufacturers also advertise it this way. Recently, an indescribable video has gone viral on foreign websites, and Tesla's autopilot has once again become a hot topic.

A woman named Taylor Jackson in Los Angeles, USA, made indescribable movements with her boyfriend on Tesla's car. They chose to do so while driving because they turned on Tesla's Autopilot autopilot function and claimed that they had experience in self-driving and were not afraid of crashes.

It is understood that the woman earned extra money by making small films, and the video quickly attracted attention after it was uploaded to the website, and soon became popular all over the network, and even the authoritative media Bloomberg reported it. The woman then tweeted, "I asked Tesla to be the No. 1 hot search on PornHub."

Some of the details of the video in the report are not described here, but the popularity of the video has made Tesla CEO Musk unable to help commenting.

Musk tweeted with a pun on May 10: "it turns out that autopilot has a lot of uses we can't imagine."

Of course, many netizens ignored Musk's response and made fun of it, but from the perspective of the enterprise and the identity of the company's CEO, people in the industry did not think so.

Some industry insiders said, "the founder openly encourages dangerous driving, applauds for danger in disguise, and does not hesitate to destroy the brand for the sake of sales."

Musk is a company that is good at making any kind of speech, CEO, which keeps consumers abreast of Tesla's latest situation, but has also caused some trouble for himself and Tesla. Last year, Musk posted a tweet about the privatization of Tesla, which attracted a lot of attention, and the stock rose accordingly, but in the end, Musk decided not to carry out the privatization. Subsequently, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) formally charged Musk with fraud, accusing Musk of issuing a "false and misleading" statement that misled investors. After mediation, Musk finally resigned as chairman of Tesla and paid a fine of 137 million yuan. The agreement also requires Musk to post relevant tweets or other written information about the company's finances on Twitter without the consent of Tesla's lawyer.

Musk often trumpeted Tesla's Autopilot autopilot feature to secure new financing for the company, and recently announced that he would put 1 million self-driving taxis on the road by 2020.

In response, Li Kaifu also publicly replied to Zamask on Twitter, "if 1 million Tesla self-driving taxis hit the road in 2020, I would eat them all."

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