Level 3 systems have been questioned with some test results suggesting human drivers are too trusting.
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Briefing: Baidu Apollo receives another 20 licenses for open road tests
The Chinese internet giant is evolving into a major international player in AI and autonomous driving.
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Briefing: Nvidia provides computing and hardware support to Chinese autonomous driving startups
Partnerships with global players can give China access to talent and tech knowhow it lacks.
Posted inOn the Cusp
Guangzhou launches China’s first driverless taxi service
Guangzhou-headquartered WeRide.ai is providing the technical support for the L4 autonomous driving taxis.
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Cool heads must prevail on driverless cars says BYD intelligent auto exec
There are still a significant number of challenges in AV development.
Posted inOn the Cusp
Briefing: Beijing to complete a new autonomous driving test field
The test field aims to simulate around 85% of road situations in Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei province.
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Briefing: Tencent is building a research team for autonomous vehicles in Silicon Valley
The internet giant has opened up at least nine engineering positions.
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Briefing: Mao Zedong’s favored car brand to go driverless
The brand has recently been revived as part of a national push to promote homegrown products.
Posted inUp and Comers
Momenta claims China’s first self-driving unicorn title after new round of funding
Momenta beat out Pony.ai, which was “close to” the $1 billion mark in July.
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Briefing: Baidu and Ford partner to test self-driving cars in China
The companies aim to develop level four autonomous driving capabilities.
