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Even after $100 billion, self-driving  cars are going nowhere
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Even after $100 billion, self-driving  cars are going nowhere

They were supposed to be the future. But prominent detractors—including Anthony Levandowski, who pioneered the industry—are getting louder as the losses get bigger.
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