What's happened
Federal transportation officials issue warnings after viral videos show people wearing Apple Vision Pro headsets while driving Teslas.
Why it matters
The event is significant as it highlights the potential dangers of using advanced technology while driving and the need for responsible use of such devices.
What the papers say
The New York Times and The Independent emphasize the potential dangers of using the Apple Vision Pro headset while driving, while Business Insider UK and Engadget highlight the warnings issued by US Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and the irresponsible use of the device in various settings.
How we got here
The Apple Vision Pro headset was recently released and has been spotted in various unusual settings, including while driving, prompting federal transportation officials to issue warnings against its misuse.
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