The accelerating rollout of commercial driverless robotaxis—which already includes at least two robotaxi fleets in 15 metropolitan areas in the U.S. and is also being prepared in Europe and Asia—leads us to focus primarily on the technology’s shortcomings and occasional failures. In doing so, we tend to forget why this technology is being developed. It…
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