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vitalik.eth· 2025-10-10 06:53
Second-order effects of it being near-free to have your car keep driving around and using the street as a "parking space" are going to be interestingDevin Olsen (@DevinOlsenn):FSD V14.1 Spends 20 Minutes Looking For Parking Spot at CostcoThis video is sped up 35x once we get hunting for a spot and during that time the car pulls of some really inellegent moves while searching. We did not once pass any empty available spots, the only issue is we didn't https://t.co/2ZkSAaqFlT ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-10-10 05:41
As self-driving cars become more common, a host of companies are working on the next frontier: self-flying aircraft https://t.co/AS7VZIfrUM ...
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TechCrunch· 2025-10-06 13:59
AI. Self-driving cars. A few years ago they seemed far off, but are now increasingly ubiquitous. Captain of Google's Moonshots @astroteller takes center stage at Disrupt to break down how they got ahead of the curve by sticking to their fail fast mantra.Plus, you'll get an exclusive chance to learn what he has coming up next 👀 https://t.co/tIMDwg7n1N ...
Carter: Global investors are looking outside the United States
CNBC Television· 2025-10-02 12:18
All right, so we're really focused on the shutdown here in the US, but in all fairness, we've seen outperformance from overseas markets uh in Asia, including Japan, Korea, and Taiwan over the last month. What's been going on with that. And I mean, is there potential for the shutdown to leave more US money and global money to go to those markets or other foreign markets.Well, I think there is. I mean, look, there's been a number of reasons this year why uh uh global investors have been looking outside of the ...
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TechCrunch· 2025-09-26 14:51
AI. Self-driving cars. A few years ago they seemed far off, but are now increasingly ubiquitous. Captain of Google's Moonshots @astroteller takes center stage at Disrupt to break down how they got ahead of the curve by sticking to their fail fast mantra.Plus, you'll get an exclusive chance to learn what he has coming up next 👀 https://t.co/tIMDwg7n1N ...
Lyft, Waymo Launch Autonomous Rides in Nashville in 2026
Bloomberg Technology· 2025-09-17 18:49
The state of play is is very clear. Waymo also has a partnership with Uber in different markets. You now have a partnership in Nashville.Just explain the rationale for you on why this is a great go to market for Robotaxi. Well, as you know, we've been saying for a while, we think self-driving cars are going to be huge, The market expanding for rideshare. It's a really good product.And then when we looked at potential partners, of course, Waymo, you know, has to be at the top of the list. The great thing abo ...
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TechCrunch· 2025-09-16 13:50
AI. Self-driving cars. A few years ago they seemed far off, but are now increasingly ubiquitous. Captain of Google's Moonshots @astroteller takes center stage at Disrupt to break down how they got ahead of the curve by sticking to their fail fast mantra.Plus, you'll get an exclusive chance to learn what he has coming up next 👀 https://t.co/tIMDwg7n1N ...
Why autonomous vehicles could lower the cost of insurance
Yahoo Finance· 2025-09-06 23:00
Auto Insurance Market Trends - The average cost of auto insurance in the US tops $2,600 per year [1] - Autonomous technology is expected to cut the number and severity of accidents, potentially lowering premiums [1] - Only about 4% of new personal cars sold by 2035 are expected to be autonomous [3] Impact of Autonomous Technology - Automatic emergency braking reduces rear-end crashes by nearly 50% [3] - Whimo reports its robo taxis had 78% fewer injury crashes and 79% fewer airbag deployment crashes than the average human driver in the same cities [5] - Goldman Sachs analysts project commercial insurance costs for robo taxis could drop from 50 cents a mile today to about 23 cents by 2040 [5] Regulatory and Future Outlook - Multi-year increases in personal auto insurance are expected to stabilize [8] - Fully automated vehicles are considered the "private jets" of the auto industry, potentially shifting claims from personal to commercial lines [13] - Premium changes are highly regulated at the state level, requiring more data and regulator comfort [14] - Liability in accidents involving self-driving vehicles will likely fall on the commercial policy of the entity that owns the car, not the passenger [16][17]
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Bloomberg· 2025-09-04 16:51
The Trump administration is taking steps to make it easier for automakers to deploy-self driving cars by removing some requirements designed specifically for human drivers — like windshield wipers https://t.co/uf5k3czrkK ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-09-03 13:45
Self-driving cars have long made effective movie villains. But now something is different https://t.co/d0IBHN03hK ...