Tag: robotaxis
Waymo Opens Up Special Service For Businesses
It’s funny — when we think about robotaxis, we think about them operating in the same way as taxis — just going and picking up passengers as needed in the cities or regions where they operate. Perhaps we consider special deals with airports to set up shop and operate from … [continued]
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Should We Be Paying More Attention To Musk’s Fascination With AI?
As someone who believes AI will revolutionize society, Elon Musk is certain that his xAI company will crossover into Tesla and his other companies in ways that will spark monumental successes. In fact, he intends to integrate a central intelligence layer across his entire portfolio of companies. Will it work? … [continued]
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Waymo Diversifies in Nashville with Lyft
Waymo keeps adding robotaxi services in more and more cities. Its habit this year has been to partner with Uber in these new markets, making Waymo robotaxi rides available exclusively on the Uber app. However, in Waymo’s newest city, Nashville, the robotaxi company is partnering with Lyft. It makes sense. … [continued]
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2008 Headline From The Onion Echoes Strongly Today
Under a recent article I wrote about Tesla’s robot manifesto possibly being just an investment Hail Mary from Tesla, reader “Assaf” made the following comment: “Well, judging by the stock ticker, the Wall Street scammers and their victims happily lapped this crap ‘Master Plan’ up. “I would not expect any … [continued]
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NHTSA Rule Changes Favor Autonomous Cars
NHTSA is taking steps to make it easier for autonomous driving companies to get FMVSS exemptions for their vehicles.
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