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Crash Dummies: Why Autonomous Cars Have Slowed to a Stall

23 Jan 2023 | Abstracted from Fool.com

"...business opportunities are so vast - from self-driving semi-trucks to self-driving last-mile delivery - another recent McKinsey report estimates the industry could generate up to $400 billion in revenues by 2035.

"Profits remain elusive and progress is slow...robots...have trouble distinguishing between the road, the sky, and anything else that may come in between.

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