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Adidas Fashion Evolution: From The Courts To The Streets

Adidas Fashion Evolution: From The Courts To The Streets

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Tesla Launches Robotaxi Rides In Austin With Big Promises And Unanswered Questions

Tesla Launches Robotaxi Rides In Austin With Big Promises And Unanswered Questions

Ten years after CEO Elon Musk started making — and breaking — numerous promises regarding his company's ability to operate such a service, Tesla has begun offering rides in driverless Model Y SUVs in Austin. Musk's opinion that it is feasible to safely deploy completely autonomous vehicles utilizing only cameras and end-to-end AI will be put to the test for the first time with this rollout, which is different from other companies in the market like Waymo. The rides are finally coming, for a flat cost of $4.20 per ride, which Musk has been hinting at for months, according to a number of films posted on social media and city sources on Sunday. In the last week, Tesla invited verified clients to early access, and on Sunday, they were able to download and utilize the new robotaxi app to hail rides. The number of recipients of this invitation is unknown. However, posts on Musk's social networking site X reveal that a large number of them were sent to the most vocal online supporters of Tesla. The invitations validate that the service would run daily from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m., but "may be limited or unavailable in the event of adverse weather," as stated in a new robotaxi information page posted on Tesla's website on June 22. Notably, a Tesla employee will serve as a "safety monitor" by occupying the right front passenger seat. The robotaxi information page also covers general rider guidelines, how to report a missing item, and how to download the app. The type of details that Waymo, the Alphabet-owned AV business that runs commercial robotaxis in Phoenix, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Austin, has traditionally offered are nonetheless glossed over. Musk said the robotaxi service will start out small. About ten 2025 Model Y SUVs will make up the initial fleet, which will operate in a specific region of South Austin. Ed Niedermeyer, author of "Ludicrous, The Unvarnished Story of Tesla Motors," who is in Austin to see the robotaxi launch, has firsthand knowledge of the situation. (Niedermeyer and Kirsten Korosec, editor of TechCrunch, co-host The Autonocast.) Near Oltorf Street in South Austin, Neidermeyer discovered what looks to be a Tesla robotaxi depot—a plain parking area with a few trees. He saw a number of autonomous Model Ys coming and going from the parking lot the day before the launch, all of which had an employee behind the wheel. There were also clusters of additional Tesla Model Y cars parked there, the majority of which had manufacturer plates. He saw the branded Tesla Model Y robotaxis leaving the holding area this morning, this time with the worker in the front passenger seat. It had not yet picked up a rider when he saw one of the branded robotaxis abruptly apply the brakes twice, one in the center of an intersection. The reason behind the vehicle's behavior is unknown.

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The Stablecoin Evangelist: Katie Haun’s Fight For Digital Dollars

The Stablecoin Evangelist: Katie Haun’s Fight For Digital Dollars

Katie Haun found herself on a debate stage in Mexico City in 2018 against Nobel Prizewinning economist Paul Krugman, when Bitcoin was selling at about $4,000 and most Americans, at least, believed that cryptocurrencies were just a passing tren d. Haun diverted the discussion from Krugman's attention on the volatile price fluctuations of Bitcoin to stablecoins. At the stage, she made the case that "stablecoins are extreme ly intriguing and really crucial to this ecosystem to hedge against that volatility," describing how digital tokens based on the US dollar might provide the advantages of blockchain technology without the volatility of more established cryptocurrencies. Krugman completely rejected the notion. Although it was not a major turning point in Haun's career, it was one of several events that shaped it. Haun, a former federal prosecutor, has a unique history in cryptocurrency trading, having established the first cryptocurrency task force in government and spent more than ten years looking into financial crimes. She coled Andreessen Horowitz's cryptocurrency funds and became the firm's first female partner in 2018. In 2022, she established Haun Ventures, which managed more than $1.5 billion in assets. There have been challenges in hanging her own shingle. The two have not officially co-invested in anything since she created her fund, despite her position at a16z and the industry ties that came with it. Haun also resigned from Coinbase's board last year, while Marc Andreessen is still a director. She acknowledged they are not precisely collaborators but played down any potential conflict when asked about her relationship with Andreessen Horowitz on Wednesday night at TechCrunch's StrictlyVC event. Echoing this editor's inquiry about if there is any arrangement to avoid competing with her former company, she stated, "There is no 'gentleman's agreement.'" Indeed, I continue to communicate with Andreessen Horowitz. It is true that we have not really done any business together lately. The apparent absence of co-investment may be a reflection of the competitive nature of the sector or the difficulties of leaving one of Silicon Valley's most well-known companies to go up against old coworkers. In any event, stablecoins—cryptocurrencies that are based on conventional assets like the US dollar—are at the center of Haun's current path, which she is defining on her own.

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Startup Battlefield 200: Only 3 Days Left To Apply

Startup Battlefield 200: Only 3 Days Left To Apply

There is not much time left. TechCrunch Disrupt 2025's Startup Battlefield 200 gates are about to close. Your window to enter the most renowned live startup competition will close in just three days. More than 10,000 media giants, elite venture capitalists, and tech titans will be in attendance. This is your chance to rise, roar, and rewrite your startup’s future. It is not a demo day today. Only the bravest survive on this battlefield, where ambition and execution collide. June 9 is the cutoff date if your startup has a strong sense of purpose, momentum, and fire at its heart. Apply right away.

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