Tesla working on Autopilot radar changes after crash
Technology expert Timothy Carone talks to the Associated Press about Tesla's next step.
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Excerpt: Experts contacted by The Associated Press say it's clear that Musk is focusing on the radar so his cars spot tractor-trailers in similar circumstances.
"It kind of strikes me that they're figuring out how to solve that problem," said Timothy Carone, an information technology and analytics professor at the University of Notre Dame business school.
Read the entire story on the AP website.
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