Musk is furious. Tesla will lay off about 200 people working on Autopilot
Musk also announced earlier this month that Tesla would cut the number of full-time employees by ten percent because he had a “super bad feeling” about its economic situation.
Tesla will lay off workers and expect lower profits. But it is going to other markets and the EU is also in the game
He also said that recruitment will continue, so the overall reduction in stocks will actually be lower. The result of the decision was chaos, when some originally extended job offers were also canceled.
For the sake of completeness, let us add that the employees of the San Mateo branch are responsible for identifying and describing the objects seen in the clips taken by Tesla cameras.
According to the media, activity of this type is often outsourced.
Tesla has decided to lay off about 200 people who are developing Autopilot in San Mateo, California.
This was pointed out by Bloomberg. The move comes as part of a much larger restructuring and comes after CEO Elon Musk last month accused his own factories of wasting “billions of dollars” over supply chain problems.
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“The factories in Berlin and Austin are gigantic money furnaces right now,” he said during an interview in June.
Musk also announced earlier this month that Tesla would cut the number of full-time employees by ten percent because he had a “super bad feeling” about its economic situation.
