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Tesla acknowledges remote operators can drive robotaxi when system reaches limits

Tesla has formally acknowledged that if its robotaxi self-driving system reaches its limits, a remote operator can directly drive the vehicle. In a letter to Senator Edward Markey, Tesla executive Karen Stakeley said a remote assistance operator can take control in rare cases as a final redundant safety measure. Documents say operators can assume temporary control when a vehicle is stopped or moving about 3.2 kph, and drive up to about 16 kph within software limits.

World

IRGC warns of attacks on U.S. big tech including Apple, Google and Meta

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) singled out U.S. technology and finance companies, including Apple, as "terror companies" and warned it would attack their facilities in the Middle East. In a Telegram message, it said the firms cooperate with U.S. and Israeli military operations and urged employees to leave workplaces immediately. It also told civilians within 1 km of facilities to evacuate. Companies' official responses were limited, and details of any attack were not provided.

Crypto

U.S. Labor Department unveils proposed rule to allow crypto and private equity in 401(k) plans

The U.S. Labor Department has released a proposed rule that would allow 401(k) retirement plan accounts to invest in alternative assets such as cryptocurrencies and private equity. The proposal focuses on safe-harbor protections and procedures for fiduciaries when adding such assets, emphasizing objective review rather than blanket exclusions. Officials said it aims to expand investment choices. The proposal follows a Trump executive order and would move to a public comment stage after regulatory review.