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Uber and AI-firm Wayve launch London’s first robotaxis

British Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander said: "This is a major milestone for the future of transport in London, as British innovation brings this technology onto our roads and gives passengers more choice.
Uber launched autonomous rides in London on Thursday using AI technology developed by Britain's Wayve, making the city the second in Europe after Zagreb, where the company offers robotaxis.
Here are more details: Alex Kendall, CEO and co-founder of Wayve, said: "We're proud to introduce the Wayve AI Driver to the public for the first time right here in London, our home city and one of the most complex driving environments in the world.
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