Tesla’s profits have taken a hit due to its huge investment in AI. Second-quarter deliveries hit a record 480,126 units this year. Demand has increased across Europe and through Asia Pacific. Earlier this month, Tesla said second-quarter sales bounced back hard after large stretches of last year went sideways, landing the company a record. Then Wednesday’s Q2 earnings landed. By Thursday’s close, shares had slid 14.5 percent to $319.69, wiping out $214.5 billion of market value in one session. According to WSJ , that’s the worst single day in Tesla’s history, and the sum lost exceeds the entire current market cap of every other automaker. Across April, May, and June of this year, Tesla produced a total of 451,758 vehicles and delivered 480,126. This represents the best Q2 result in the company’s history and was up 25 percent from the same quarter last year. The increase also followed consecutive year-over-year declines in quarterly deliveries...