According to Sawyer Merritt on Twitter, a Tesla Cybertruck equipped with Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology completed a 1,200-mile journey from Chicago to Cape Canaveral, Florida without any human intervention on the wheel or pedals (source: x.com/brunitatoiu/status/1994917680638239148). This achievement demonstrates the practical application and reliability of AI-powered autonomous driving in real-world, long-distance scenarios. As self-driving technology continues to advance, the business implications for logistics, ride-hailing, and vehicle manufacturing sectors are significant. Companies in the automotive and AI industries can leverage these developments to accelerate commercial deployment, reduce operational costs, and create new business models around autonomous mobility (source: Sawyer Merritt on Twitter, Nov 30, 2025).

According to @slotkinjr, as highlighted by @JeffDean, an analysis of Waymo's AI-powered autonomous vehicles demonstrates significantly better safety outcomes compared to human drivers. If every vehicle in the U.S. matched Waymo's safety performance, it could prevent 33,000 to 39,000 road deaths annually and save $0.9 to $1.25 trillion in societal costs. Even partial adoption at 27% market share could save around 10,000 lives per year. This analysis underscores the transformative business and public health impact of AI-driven autonomous driving technology, presenting substantial opportunities for growth and investment in the AI mobility sector (Source: @slotkinjr via X, 2025).