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man do we have a lot to talk about on the latest earnings call Tesla not only announced that they'll be launching unsupervised full self-driving in Austin Texas June of this year which by the way is ahead of schedule that they laid out at the Wii robot event but have also already started rolling out a version of it in their California Factory that drives the cars from the production lines to the outbound Logistics Lots completely autonomously and this marks a very historical moment for FSD as this is the fi ...