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Aurrigo's Autonomous Vehicles Revolutionize Airport Operations
British company Aurrigo is testing its self-driving, electric vehicles at Schiphol, Changi, and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airports, aiming to automate baggage and passenger transport, significantly impacting airport efficiency and sustainability.
Aurrigo's Autonomous Vehicles Revolutionize Airport Operations
British company Aurrigo is testing its self-driving, electric vehicles at Schiphol, Changi, and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airports, aiming to automate baggage and passenger transport, significantly impacting airport efficiency and sustainability.
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44% Bias Score
Waymo Begins Autonomous Vehicle Testing in New York City
Waymo received its first permit to test eight autonomous vehicles in Manhattan and downtown Brooklyn through late September, marking New York City's first autonomous vehicle testing program, with a safety driver required by state law.
Waymo Begins Autonomous Vehicle Testing in New York City
Waymo received its first permit to test eight autonomous vehicles in Manhattan and downtown Brooklyn through late September, marking New York City's first autonomous vehicle testing program, with a safety driver required by state law.
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48% Bias Score
VW and Bosch Announce Automated Driving Breakthrough
Volkswagen and Bosch announced a major breakthrough in automated driving technology, aiming for mass-market affordability by mid-2026, potentially reshaping the automotive industry.
VW and Bosch Announce Automated Driving Breakthrough
Volkswagen and Bosch announced a major breakthrough in automated driving technology, aiming for mass-market affordability by mid-2026, potentially reshaping the automotive industry.
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40% Bias Score
US and European Approaches to Autonomous Taxis Diverge
The US has rapidly adopted autonomous taxis, while Europe proceeds cautiously due to differing urban layouts, public perception, and stricter regulations, aiming to balance innovation with safety.
US and European Approaches to Autonomous Taxis Diverge
The US has rapidly adopted autonomous taxis, while Europe proceeds cautiously due to differing urban layouts, public perception, and stricter regulations, aiming to balance innovation with safety.
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40% Bias Score
WeRide's Robotaxi Approved in Saudi Arabia, Expanding Global Autonomous Driving Footprint
WeRide, a Chinese autonomous driving technology company, received approval to operate its Robotaxi service in Saudi Arabia, becoming the first to secure such permits in six countries; pilot operations with Uber in Riyadh began in July, with a full commercial launch planned by the end of 2025, suppor...
WeRide's Robotaxi Approved in Saudi Arabia, Expanding Global Autonomous Driving Footprint
WeRide, a Chinese autonomous driving technology company, received approval to operate its Robotaxi service in Saudi Arabia, becoming the first to secure such permits in six countries; pilot operations with Uber in Riyadh began in July, with a full commercial launch planned by the end of 2025, suppor...
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44% Bias Score
Tesla Found Partially Liable in 2019 Autopilot Fatality, Ordered to Pay $242.5 Million
A Florida jury ruled Tesla 33% responsible for a 2019 Autopilot accident that killed Naibel Benavides and injured Dillon Angulo, ordering a $242.5 million payout; Tesla is appealing.
Tesla Found Partially Liable in 2019 Autopilot Fatality, Ordered to Pay $242.5 Million
A Florida jury ruled Tesla 33% responsible for a 2019 Autopilot accident that killed Naibel Benavides and injured Dillon Angulo, ordering a $242.5 million payout; Tesla is appealing.
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36% Bias Score
Tempe Robotaxi Crash: Motorcyclist Killed in Hit-and-Run
A motorcyclist died in Tempe, Arizona, after colliding with a Waymo robotaxi that was slowing to turn, followed by a hit-and-run by another vehicle.
Tempe Robotaxi Crash: Motorcyclist Killed in Hit-and-Run
A motorcyclist died in Tempe, Arizona, after colliding with a Waymo robotaxi that was slowing to turn, followed by a hit-and-run by another vehicle.
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20% Bias Score
Self-Driving Cars: A \$5 Trillion Market Opportunity
The global ground transportation market is worth \$5 trillion annually; self-driving technology aims to capture this by replacing personal car ownership, offering "Mobility on Demand," with companies investing billions for potentially trillions in return.
Self-Driving Cars: A \$5 Trillion Market Opportunity
The global ground transportation market is worth \$5 trillion annually; self-driving technology aims to capture this by replacing personal car ownership, offering "Mobility on Demand," with companies investing billions for potentially trillions in return.
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52% Bias Score
Baidu and Lyft Partner to Bring Autonomous Ride-Hailing to Europe
Baidu's Apollo Go and Lyft announced a strategic partnership to launch autonomous ride-hailing services in Europe by 2026, starting in Germany and the UK, with plans to expand to thousands of vehicles across the continent.
Baidu and Lyft Partner to Bring Autonomous Ride-Hailing to Europe
Baidu's Apollo Go and Lyft announced a strategic partnership to launch autonomous ride-hailing services in Europe by 2026, starting in Germany and the UK, with plans to expand to thousands of vehicles across the continent.
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40% Bias Score
US vs. Europe: Autonomous Taxi Adoption and the Regulatory Divide
Autonomous taxi services are rapidly expanding in the US, despite safety concerns, while Europe adopts a more cautious approach due to stricter regulations, different urban environments, and public perception, potentially missing out on the technology's benefits.
US vs. Europe: Autonomous Taxi Adoption and the Regulatory Divide
Autonomous taxi services are rapidly expanding in the US, despite safety concerns, while Europe adopts a more cautious approach due to stricter regulations, different urban environments, and public perception, potentially missing out on the technology's benefits.
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36% Bias Score
Tesla Found Partially Liable in $243 Million Autopilot Fatality Case
A Florida jury ruled that Tesla is partially liable for a 2019 fatal accident involving its Autopilot system, ordering the company to pay $243 million in damages. The accident occurred when a Tesla Model S ran a stop sign and traffic light at high speed, killing one person and injuring another.
Tesla Found Partially Liable in $243 Million Autopilot Fatality Case
A Florida jury ruled that Tesla is partially liable for a 2019 fatal accident involving its Autopilot system, ordering the company to pay $243 million in damages. The accident occurred when a Tesla Model S ran a stop sign and traffic light at high speed, killing one person and injuring another.
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44% Bias Score
Chinese Autonomous Delivery Vehicles Expand Globally
Chinese autonomous delivery vehicle makers Neolix and Zelos Tech are expanding globally, with Neolix partnering with Incheon, South Korea, for smart logistics—a first for the country—and Zelos Tech deploying its first unmanned vehicle in Linz, Austria, marking its European entry. The global market f...
Chinese Autonomous Delivery Vehicles Expand Globally
Chinese autonomous delivery vehicle makers Neolix and Zelos Tech are expanding globally, with Neolix partnering with Incheon, South Korea, for smart logistics—a first for the country—and Zelos Tech deploying its first unmanned vehicle in Linz, Austria, marking its European entry. The global market f...
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44% Bias Score
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