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GM killed Cruise, but don't count it out of the robotaxi race
General Motors' Sterling Anderson said the company's focus on autonomy in personal cars could converge towards a robotaxi service in the future.
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GM's decision to discontinue its Cruise autonomous driving unit does not necessarily signal the end of its involvement in the robotaxi market. The company's focus on integrating autonomous technology into personal vehicles may ultimately lead to a convergence with a robotaxi service, according to Sterling Anderson, a GM executive.
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