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Robotaxis are braving the notoriously hectic New York City streets, as Waymo wins coveted approval to test its autonomous ...

The move is part of a broader trend of U.S. cities and states gradually opening their roads to autonomous vehicles.

For robots to be predictable and adaptive, they need a priority-based architecture and a new legal model, argues a researcher ...

The robotaxi space is getting more competitive with Waymo, Tesla and Uber making major investments. But Lyft seems to be going another route.

These Big Tech players have all shown significant declines in free cash flow - with negative free cash flow for two of them - as they have spent heavily to develop artificial-intelligence technology.

NYC has granted Waymo permission to test a limited number of autonomous vehicles, as long as there's a driver behind the ...

As of August 2025, no truck maker or startup has deployed autonomous platooning of semi trucks where the following trucks ...

Waymo will be allowed to test autonomous vehicles in Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn until late September, New York City says ...

Waymo has received its first permit to test autonomous vehicles in New York City, city officials confirmed Friday. The authorization allows the Alphabet-owned company to deploy up to eight vehicles in ...

While driverless vehicles may sound intriguing to some, the notion is sparking outrage among ride-share drivers and app ...

Waymo will be permitted to test up to eight autonomous vehicles until late September 2025. Fans say they wouldn't recognize ...