Are robotaxis the future? Or now in the past?
Are robotaxis the future? Or now in the past?
The Verge reports that Elon Musk is still avoiding the most basic question on the supposed Tesla robotaxi: will it have a steering wheel? If not, as has been hinted, then there would be incredibly long delays due to regulatory issues.
Wired reports on while Waymo doesn't pay to use public streets, it is now suing people for damages when people fight back.
NY Times reports on how Masayoshi Son, the billionaire founder of SoftBank, is trying to get automotive makers around the world to join forces to develop autonomous driving.
The SF Chronicle reports on how Zoox is running their autonomous vehicles south of San Francisco. They are not currently permitted for commercial service on public roads.
Fortune reports on Cathie Wood still being absurdly bullish on Tesla stock based on Musk's false promises of robotaxis, robots, and AI.
SF Standard reports that a drunk person accosted a Waymo, and then attacked a disabled person, rendering them unconscious and in the hospital.
