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Tesla whistleblower
A former Tesla worker told the BBC that Tesla's self-driving tech isn't safe for public roads. Lucasz Krupski, the whistleblower(吹哨人), 1. ______(give) Tesla data to Handelsblatt, a German newspaper, half a year ago. And Handelsblatt released the "Tesla Files" to the public after getting the 100GB inside data.
This data included customer complaints about Tesla’s braking and self-driving features. Krupski said his safety concerns 2.______(ignore) by Tesla. However, Tesla hasn't commented 3.______ this yet.
Elon Musk, the CEO of the company, has praised its self-driving technology. 4.______ Krupski is greatly worried about its safety. Tesla’s autopilot(自动驾驶), 5.______ helps with steering(驾驶) and parking, still needs a driver at the wheel. Krupski believes that the technology, both hardware and software, isn't completely ready. He says this is 6._____(risk) for everyone, as it's like testing on public roads.
Krupski found evidence 7.______(suggest) Tesla didn't follow safety rules for autonomous driving tech. He also heard about "phantom(幽灵) braking" where cars brake for no reason. This issue appeared in customer complaints too. Krupski felt he had to report his findings to data 8.______(protect) authorities.
The US Department of Justice(司法部) has been investigating the 9.______(assist) driving claims about Tesla since January. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration(国家公路交通安全管理局) 10._____ other agencies have also questioned its autopilot system.
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1. gave2.were ignored/ had been ignored3.on4.But5.which
6.risky7.suggesting8.protection9.assisted10.and
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Mount Marapi: 13 dead, 10 still missing after volcano eruption(喷发)
The volcano, Mount Marapi, erupted over the weekend. Rescuers found two more bodies, making the death toll 13. They are still searching, hoping 1._____(find) more missing hikers on Sumatra's Mount Marapi.
The search stopped on Monday because it was too dangerous. The volcano sent a big ash cloud 3km (9,800f