Elon Musk has announced that Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) version 14.2.1 will permit texting and driving under certain conditions related to surrounding traffic. Despite its advanced features, FSD is still classified as a Level 2 autonomous system, meaning drivers must remain attentive. The system includes a cabin-facing camera to monitor driver attention. If a driver looks away from the road for too long, the system will issue warnings. After multiple infractions, both FSD and Autopilot will be disabled. Musk expressed confidence that FSD could allow texting while driving soon, citing a review of safety statistics to justify this capability. However, the legality of this feature remains uncertain, as all U.S. states prohibit texting and driving. Police may not recognize that a driver is using FSD, potentially leading to citations. Musk did not clarify the specific traffic conditions that would enable texting, raising concerns about safety and compliance with existing laws. The article also briefly touches on Musk's other ventures, including xAI's financial situation following its merger with SpaceX. xAI has accumulated $18 billion in debt, partly due to the acquisition of Twitter and the creation of the AI development company. Efforts are underway to restructure this debt ahead of a planned IPO for SpaceX. In another segment, SpaceX achieved a milestone by launching the Crew-12 mission from Cape Canaveral and successfully landing the Falcon 9 booster at a new designated pad, improving operational efficiency. Lastly, the U.S. has supplied around 6,000 Starlink terminals to Iran amid internet restrictions during protests, marking a significant intervention in the region.