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Shares were lower in early trading Monday in the wake of Super Bowl ads that were negative on Tesla’s driver-assistance software. Tesla stock was down about 0.8% at $191.95 shortly after the Last year, the organization — which claims its mission is to ban "unsafe software" — ran a Super Bowl ad showing a Tesla, which it says was using Tesla's driver-assist add-on Full Self-Driving The software also can cause the electric car maker's vehicles to swerve into oncoming traffic or drive on the wrong side of the road, the nonprofit group claims. Super Bowl 2023 commercials: Here Two commercials during the Super Bowl Sunday urging drivers to boycott Tesla’s self-driving technology. Super Bowl Ads Slammed Driver-Assistance Software. By Rupert Steiner. and Al Root. Share. Electric carmaker Tesla will face a hit on Super Bowl Sunday, when an ad will play showing the alleged dangers of its Full Self-Driving technology. CNN values your feedback 1. Tesla critic Dan O’Dowd is funding a Super Bowl ad campaign highlighting dangers of the company’s driver-assistance software for the second year in a row. The Dawn Project’s ads follow a 2023 Super Bowl ad campaign, which featured an Autopilot-driven Tesla mowing down child-sized dummies in a parking lot. “Here’s what Elon Musk doesn’t want you to know: He sells defective self-driving software by telling consumers it is many times safer than a human driver, when in fact it drives like a O’Dowd’s “The Dawn Project,” which says it wants to make software systems safer for humanity, is airing two ads during the Super Bowl calling on consumers to boycott the electric automaker "The Super Bowl ad will be followed by a series of television and print ads calling for urgent action over the deployment of Tesla's dangerous Full Self-Driving software on public roads." The Electric carmaker Tesla will face a hit on Super Bowl Sunday, when an ad will play showing the alleged dangers of its Full Self-Driving technology. Shares were lower in early trading Monday in the wake of Super Bowl ads that were negative on Tesla’s driver-assistance software. Tesla stock was down about 0.8% at $191.95 shortly after the Dan O'Dowd, CEO of Green Hills Software, is at it again: this time attacking Tesla in a (very expensive) Super Bowl ad! What will be in it, and how will Elon Tesla Full Self-Driving is going to be criticized by Dan O’Dowd’s Dawn Project in an advertisement that will air during the Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. O’Dowd’s “The Dawn Project,” which says it wants to make software systems safer for humanity, is airing two ads during the Super Bowl calling on consumers to boycott the electric automaker The Dawn Project's ad said Tesla was "endangering the public with deceptive marketing and woefully inept engineering." On its website, The Dawn Project says Tesla's FSD software is "not safe for The National Transportation Safety Board ordered a group to stop using its seal after it appeared in a Super Bowl ad touting a Tesla boycott. advanced driver assistance software that O’Dowd "The Super Bowl ad will be followed by a series of television and print ads calling for urgent action over the deployment of Tesla's dangerous Full Self-Driving software on public roads," reads Follow Barron's in Apple News. Click here Tap here if the story doesn’t open after a few seconds.. Learn more about Apple News “The Super Bowl ad will be followed by a series of television and print ads calling for urgent action over the deployment of Tesla's dangerous Full Self-Driving software on public roads.” The National Transportation Safety Board, a U.S. government agency that investigates crashes, has ordered the Dawn Project organization to stop using its seal after it appeared in a Super Bowl ad
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