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Wayve, Stellantis and Nvidia are partnering with the French government to deploy self-driving vehicles in France and across the EU, with Uber also reportedly involved.
Rivian acquired UK-based Third Dimension, a startup founded by former Tesla and Wayve engineers, to develop 3D simulation environments for its self-driving system.
The U.S. federal government has mandated that autonomous vehicles use cyan-colored lights to signal to the public that they are operating without a driver, per new proposed changes to vehicle safety standards.
Rivian has acquired a world model startup to bolster its autonomous driving capabilities and technology development.
A Tesla operating in Full Self-Driving mode struck and killed a pedestrian on I-80 in California despite attempting evasive actions, with at least one additional vehicle also hitting the victim.
Tesla plans to expand Cybercab robotaxi deployment to additional U.S. cities this year while remaining quiet on paid ride metrics.
GM reaffirms its commitment to electrification and autonomous driving, announcing plans to expand its Super Cruise hands-off technology across its lineup amid questions about US EV adoption.
General Motors is developing technology to enable vehicles to function as personal assistants and autonomous errand-runners.
Lucid has secured a deal with robotaxi company Bolt to power at least 25,000 autonomous vehicles in Europe using Nvidia's Alpamayo Stack self-driving software.
Waymo has begun offering ride-hailing services at Las Vegas airport, expanding its public service area to 24 square miles since launching in September.
Self-driving truck company Einride is expanding its Nvidia partnership to test the chipmaker's Alpamayo AI reasoning model for autonomous freight operations.
Waymo announced plans to expand its fully autonomous ride-hailing service to Spain, beginning with the Madrid region, after completing over 20 million trips globally.
A CTO argues that AI, despite improving at complex tasks, remains unreliable at simple judgments, suggesting human expertise will remain essential in the workforce.
