Uber CEO says the Waymo robotaxis on its app in Austin are busier than 99% of human drivers

Group 1 - Waymo's robotaxis in Austin are outperforming human drivers, completing more trips per day than over 99% of them, with approximately 100 vehicles currently in operation [1] - Uber plans to scale the autonomous fleet in Austin to "hundreds" of Waymo vehicles and will launch Waymo's robotaxis on the Uber app in Atlanta later this year [2] - Competition is expected from Tesla, which is set to launch its own robotaxi service in Austin in June, raising concerns among Uber drivers about the long-term impact on their earnings [3] Group 2 - Uber has partnered with 18 autonomous vehicle companies, including Waymo and Volkswagen, to offer their vehicles on the Uber app, indicating a strategic shift from building its own robotaxis [4] - Uber's first-quarter earnings report showed revenue of $42.8 billion, which fell short of Wall Street's expectations of $43.1 billion, leading to a nearly 5% drop in stock price [5]