Tesla layoffs hit Autopilot data annotation jobs

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Tesla layoffs hit Autopilot data annotation jobs
Tesla has shuttered its office in San Mateo, California and laid off roughly 200 employees working on its Autopilot driver-assistant system there, one of the people told Reuters, in a move seen as accelerating cost-cutting. Most of the laid-off people had been hourly workers, that person ...

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