#autonomous vehicles
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Leaked code from Waymo's app reveals the company is testing Google's Gemini AI as an in-car assistant for its robotaxis. The 1,200-line prompt details its role, limitations, and how it differs from Tesla's approach.
Alphabet's Waymo is issuing an urgent software update after its self-driving cars were paralyzed by a San Francisco power outage. We analyze the incident and its implications for the future of AI.
China's Baidu is partnering with Uber and Lyft to launch its Apollo Go autonomous robotaxis in London in 2026, heating up competition with Alphabet's Waymo in the UK market.
Luminar's bankruptcy is more than a startup failure. It's a harsh lesson on OEM dependency and the faltering economics of the autonomous vehicle dream. Here's why.
Waymo's plan to raise $15B at a $110B valuation is more than funding—it's Alphabet's strategic move to end the robotaxi race and dominate the AV market.
A California judge ruled Tesla's Autopilot marketing is deceptive. PRISM analyzes why this is a pivotal moment for the auto industry, investors, and the future of AI on wheels.
Luminar's bankruptcy is more than a business failure; it's a warning shot for the entire AV industry, exposing a fatal hardware-software disconnect.
Waymo is dominating the robotaxi market, but the real story is the strategic battle against Amazon's Zoox and Tesla. Our expert analysis explains why.
Tesla is testing fully driverless cars in Austin. PRISM analyzes why this is a high-stakes gamble to catch Waymo, testing its camera-only AI in a key regulatory gray area.
Luminar's Chapter 11 filing is more than a company failure. It's the end of the lidar SPAC dream and a critical warning for AV investors and automakers.
Zoox co-founder Tim Kentley-Klay's new startup HyprLabs is challenging the 'big data' model of self-driving cars with a new, data-efficient AI approach.