A recent investigation by Reuters has uncovered significant concerns from former employees of Tesla Inc. regarding the reliability of its self-driving technology and the accuracy of its safety data. Interviews with over nine former data labelers and a Tesla engineer revealed that the Full Self-Driving (FSD) system has difficulty navigating around emergency vehicles and school buses. Furthermore, experts reviewing Tesla's crash data found it to be misleading, particularly when compared to the methodologies used by competitors like Waymo. Critics argue that Tesla's claims of FSD being ten times safer than human drivers are based on flawed comparisons with outdated federal crash data. Additionally, the report highlighted that seven former employees would not trust the FSD system for personal use. Tesla is also facing approximately 21 active lawsuits, with potential financial exposure estimated between $2.1 billion and $14.5 billion. The scrutiny surrounding Tesla's FSD technology has intensified, as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has escalated its investigation, which could lead to a recall.