“Zoox just got approval to start charging people for rides in its steering wheel and pedal free driverless taxis. This is a first of its kind approval in The United States. Until now, Zoox has only been allowed to offer rides for free. It says it's had half a million riders so far in San Francisco and Las Vegas, and it plans to begin charging in Vegas starting next month.”
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Zoox begins accepting paid rides from customers in Las Vegas
Hayden Field predicts China is at most six months behind the US in AI capabilities, possibly already caught up or catching up within one month.
Apple's iPhone Ultra will be priced higher than Samsung's Z Fold 8 Ultra ($2,100).
David Pierce predicts that courts will strike down Brendan Carr's broadcast license review actions as unconstitutional speech regulation.
David Pierce predicts Google search will enter a negative feedback loop where declining quality drives away users and content sources.
Zoox will deploy 2,500 taxis per year for the next two years (through 2028).
Falcam will release camera batteries with Find My support for Nikon and Fuji.
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