Piper Jaffray analyst Alexander Potter noted that last night Tesla (TSLA) announced plans to begin installing hardware to enable "Level-5" self-driving on all of its vehicles and he thinks the "knee-jerk reaction amongst investors" may be to sell Mobileye (MBLY) shares. However, Potter contends that last night's news seems like an attempt by Tesla to "stay in the self-driving spotlight" and is not a real breakthrough and believes the market will prefer the safer, more measured approach championed by Mobileye and partners such as Delphi (DLPH) and WABCO (WBC). Potter keeps an Overweight rating and $60 price target on Mobileye shares.

Says it may still take three years for automaker to integrate Tesla AI technology into its model

Elon Musk says: "Regarding FSD Version 12, which is the pure AI-based self-driving, if you haven't experienced this, I strongly urge you to try it out, it's profound. And the rate of improvement is rapid. And we've now turned that on for all cars with the cameras and inference computer everything from Hardware 3 on in North America. So it's been pushed out to, I think, around 1.8 million vehicles, and we're seeing about half of people use it so far and that percentage is increasing with each passing week."

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Wells Fargo lowered the firm's price target on On Semiconductor (ON) to $95 from $110 and keeps an Overweight rating on the shares ahead of quarterly results. The firm anticipates On to deliver a Q2 guide slightly below expectations as it adjusts to Tesla-specific (TSLA) production softness specific to image sensor and SiC sales.