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Tesla launches robotaxi service in Austin
Tesla’s robotaxi service, touted by Elon Musk as the future of his flagging electric-car maker, is expected to launch in the company’s home city of Austin on Sunday with only about 10 cars and a human safety driver on board amid regulatory scrutiny on the safety of its self-driving technology.
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