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Tesla caps employee AI spending at $200 per week

Posted on July 3, 2026 by admin

A Tesla robot serves a drink to a group of people.

Tesla caps employee AI spending at $200 per week, according to an internal memo reported by The Information. 

The article Tesla caps employee AI spending at $200 per week appeared first on The Decoder.

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