A Tesla driver turned on the car's Autopilot feature and took his hands off the wheel before a fatal crash. https://t.co/IARMM1QYT6

— CNN International (@cnni) May 17, 2019

Tesla on #autopilot #crashed

when the driver's hands were not on the wheel https://t.co/1EXfzGMcaq #fintech #insurtech #AutonomousVehicles @jackiewattles@CNNBusiness @JeroenBartelse @nigelwalsh @SabineVdL @pgc_at_work @stratorob @floriansemle pic.twitter.com/wAoDTLM0zi

— Spiros Margaris (@SpirosMargaris) May 17, 2019

I'm convinced Elon Musk is an elaborate serial killer https://t.co/eVK2MSv5Xy

— Blood Quantum Entanglement (@LammaticHama) May 16, 2019

This seems really bad for Tesla. Elon Musk claims that Autopilot will be safer than a human driver within 18 months, yet 2 months ago it got into a deadly crash that was almost identical to the first Autopilot crash in 2016. https://t.co/ig0rztLKN7

— Timothy B. Lee (@binarybits) May 16, 2019

A Tesla with its Autopilot feature engaged was involved in a fatal crash. The story has been updated to clarify that it's possible the driver’s hands were on the wheel but the system did not detect them. https://t.co/TRmzxoWvq1

— CNN International (@cnni) May 17, 2019

US: A Tesla Model 3 had Autopilot active in the seconds before it crashed into a semi truck in March, killing the driver, the National Transportation Safety Board reported on Thursday.#gripthttps://t.co/uzJSJ6FAsH

— gript (@griptmedia) May 17, 2019