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NHTSA officials inspecting a Tesla vehicle amid investigation into Full Self-Driving software safety issues.

NHTSA opens investigation into Tesla's full self-driving software

11. oktober 2025 Billede genereret af AI

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched a probe into Tesla's Full Self-Driving feature following reports of vehicles running red lights and entering oncoming lanes. The investigation covers nearly 2.9 million vehicles and stems from dozens of incidents, including crashes and injuries. Regulators are examining whether the system provides adequate warnings to drivers.

UK antitrust regulator targets Google's search dominance

11. oktober 2025 Rapporteret af AI

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has designated Google with strategic market status in search and search advertising, confirming its substantial market power. This step under the new digital markets regime could lead to interventions promoting competition. Google has objected, highlighting its economic contributions to the UK.

Analysts forecast XRP price doubling in three years

A Motley Fool analysis predicts XRP could reach $5.90 by 2028, a 100% increase from its current $2.95 price, driven by regulatory shifts and potential ETF approvals. This outlook follows a more crypto-friendly U.S. administration and Ripple's ecosystem expansions. However, the cryptocurrency's history of volatility underscores investment risks.

California targets Tesla insurance with enforcement actions

7. oktober 2025 Rapporteret af AI

California's insurance regulator has launched enforcement actions against Tesla Insurance and its former underwriter for repeated failures in handling policyholder claims. The companies face potential license suspension, revocation, and hefty fines if they do not resolve outstanding issues. Complaints have surged since 2022, highlighting delays, denials, and staffing shortages.

Dubai regulator fines 19 crypto firms for licensing breaches

Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has imposed fines on 19 cryptocurrency companies for operating without licenses and violating marketing rules. Penalties range from $27,000 to $163,000, with orders to halt operations immediately. The crackdown aims to protect consumers and ensure regulatory compliance in the emirate's digital asset sector.

CF Benchmarks forecasts Bitcoin reaching $148,500 by year-end

A new report from CF Benchmarks predicts Bitcoin will rise 20% to $148,500 by the end of the year, driven by regulatory changes and institutional demand. It also expects the number of crypto exchange-traded funds to double to 80, with stablecoin assets hitting $500 billion in 2026. These projections come amid a supportive US policy environment and monetary easing.

Tesla encourages drowsy drivers to activate full self-driving

Tesla has begun urging drivers who feel sleepy to use its Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature, according to a recent software update. This recommendation has raised alarms among safety advocates, who warn that the technology still requires active supervision. The move highlights ongoing debates about the capabilities and risks of Tesla's autonomous driving systems.

UK lifts ban on retail access to crypto ETNs

9. oktober 2025 Rapporteret af AI

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has ended its four-year ban on retail investors accessing bitcoin and crypto exchange-traded notes, effective October 8, 2025. This allows firms to offer these products on approved exchanges like the London Stock Exchange. The move could boost the UK crypto market by up to 20%, according to research.

Critics and users criticize OpenAI's parental controls

OpenAI faces backlash over its new parental controls for ChatGPT, with critics calling them overly restrictive and users demanding more autonomy. The features, aimed at protecting minors, have sparked debates about adult user freedoms. Reactions highlight tensions between safety and user trust.

California probes Tesla insurance for unfair claims practices

6. oktober 2025 Rapporteret af AI

The California Department of Insurance has launched an investigation into Tesla's insurance unit for alleged unfair practices that have harmed policyholders. The probe accuses the company of delays in claims processing and unreasonable denials. Potential fines could reach millions due to thousands of violations since 2019.

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