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US Regulator Closes Probe into Tesla's AI Summon Feature After Minor Collisions · ALPAR AI

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US Regulator Closes Probe into Tesla's AI Summon Feature After Minor Collisions

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Public Verification & Provenance TrailTruthScore: 92.4 / 100

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Recorded & verified on Apr 6, 2026

Primary Source Linkhttps://oecd.ai/en/incidents/2026-04-06-843a

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The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration closed its investigation into Tesla's AI-powered 'actually smart summon' feature after finding it caused minor property damage in low-speed incidents, such as vehicles striking obstacles. No injuries or fatalities were reported. Tesla addressed the issues with software updates.

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When did it happen?Apr 6, 2026

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