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Driverless technology company Argo AI has laid off recruiters this week. The firm said it is making "prudent adjustments" to continue to grow in a capital-intensive field that likely won't generate profits for years.
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On today's program: Argo AI’s CEO explores the future of self-driving cars in Pittsburgh; Hazelwood’s neighborhood plan gets approved after years of work…
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In recent months, more and more people connected to the world of self-driving cars have tempered expectations about their future. While the technology has…
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Pittsburgh-based autonomous vehicle company Argo AI will invest $15 million to create a new research center at Carnegie Mellon University, officials…
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An executive order signed by Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto on Monday outlines objectives and expectations for the safe testing of autonomous vehicles in…
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Autonomous vehicle operators will have a hand in shaping regulations that will govern how they test the technology on public roads. Within the next few…
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Uber’s shiny autonomous vehicles have been absent from Pittsburgh’s roads since March, when a fatal crash in Tempe, Ariz., involving one of its cars…
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Between the nose of one of Uber’s shiny self-driving Volvo XC90s and one of Pittsburgh Tour Company’s hop-on-hop-off double decker buses was the cyclist.…
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The San Francisco Chronicle published an article in July detailing why the Bay Area is the new king in self-driving automotive technology.That rubbed…
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Uber is not the only self-driving car game in town. Ford announced in February that it would invest $1 billion over five years in Pittsburgh-based Argo…