A fatal crash involving a Tesla in Texas has sparked a response from the company's CEO. Elon Musk is disputing claims that the vehicle's full self-driving software played a role in the accident. The crash resulted in the death of a woman in Texas.
Details of the incident are limited, but the CEO's reaction suggests a disagreement over the cause. For more information on the crash and Musk's statement, readers can refer to the original report from KXAN, the local NBC affiliate in Austin.
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