<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Tesla, under Elon Musk, is shifting focus to full autonomy and AI transportation, a departure from its success with existing lithium-ion batteries.</li><li>Musk aims for a fleet of autonomous robotaxis by 2026, a goal far from the current Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature's capabilities.</li><li>Critics call FSD a 'glorified cruise control' amidst safety concerns and system failures.</li><li>Tesla plans to expand into ride-hailing services while retraining its AI, potentially replacing human drivers.</li><li>Success could redefine mobility, but failure could harm Tesla's valuation, which has seen significant fluctuations.</li><li>Musk's robotaxi model raises ethical and economic concerns, particularly regarding gig workers being replaced by AI.</li><li>Tesla's future hinges on how well this risky strategy plays out, blending disruption with uncertainty.</li></ul>

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