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Investor Ross Gerber calls for $10,000 refunds from Tesla if FSD v14.3 fails to deliver true unsupervised autonomous driving.

Investor Ross Gerber calls for $10,000 refunds from Tesla if FSD v14.3 fails to deliver true unsupervised autonomous driving.

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  1. Ross Gerber of Gerber Kawasaki posted on X demanding Tesla refund customers $10,000 if FSD 14.3 doesn't work unsupervised

  2. The $10,000 payment is a one-time fee Tesla customers paid for the Full Self-Driving system

  3. Gerber expressed frustration with the long wait, stating customers have already waited too long for functional autonomous driving

  4. The article mentions Google's Waymo as having 'solved' autonomous driving, positioning it as a competitor to Tesla's FSD technology

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