I could be convinced either way for the remaining unresolved answers so if you have evidence post it here

@NivlacM https://x.com/shivon/status/1844617572135866807?

Shivon is one of the mothers of Elon’s children and apparently she was at the event

https://x.com/wholemarsblog/status/1844566483827073173?

“aw a bunch of elon’s kids are playing in front of the stage”

@Ziddletwix ???????? wtf is this event. footage leaked

@SeekingEternity

Does HW5/AI5 count? It's unreleased, but naively I'd consider it already having been announced.

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1803856461333725615

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1818481738831872245

@SamuelKnoche good question. As the planned existence of that hardware has already been announced, re-announcing it wouldn't count. If they announce other new hardware (e.g. new sensors), or announce significant new aspects of AI5 beyond what is already known (somewhat subjective but as some examples: how much faster it is than current hardware wouldn't count because we already got some info about that, detailing a new architecture would, announcing that it will be required for true FSD would), I'll resolve yes.

@Berg @NivlacM
What does this mean?
Publicly = not just invited attendees and tesla employees?

Also
Vague statement that service will be launched "sometime" in 2025 seems the minimum likely and I doubt we will get much more specific than this.

Does such vague statement resolve this yes or does it have to be immediate or some specific date or what?

I will decide after 10/10 in case the answer is incredibly obvious

More detailed version of this option here:

if it doesn't happen all resolve no?

@Qoiuoiuoiu correct

@NivlacM presumably all except "it will happen" :)

@jerkyenox nope if it doesn't happen. It happening definitely resolves no