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Tesla is launching its Cybercab robotaxi in Austin, a two-seater with no steering wheel that relies on cameras and AI. Success would prove Tesla is a true AI company; failure would confirm it's just an automaker. The cheaper Cybercab is Tesla's bet to dominate the robotaxi industry.
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