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Which tech giant shut down its secret car project in 2024?
Answer: Apple
Why: Code-named Titan, the project began around 2014 with the goal of a car that would drive itself.
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Who drives a Waymo robotaxi while remote staff give it advice?
Answer: The car itself
Why: Remote agents mostly answer the car's questions, such as which lane a row of cones closes, and the car weighs their advice itself.
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Who must oversee Germany's driverless Level 4 cars under its 2021 law?
Answer: A technical supervisor
Why: German law lets the supervisor approve an alternative manoeuvre the car proposes or switch its autonomous mode off.
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How does a Level 5 car go beyond a Level 4 car?
Answer: Drives anywhere
Why: Level 4 cars drive themselves only inside an operational design domain, such as a mapped city area, while Level 5 has no such limit.
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Which 1939 World's Fair exhibit showed self-driving highways?
Answer: Futurama
Why: Matt Groening's cartoon series Futurama took its title from this exhibit.
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Who took Google's first fully driverless ride on public roads in 2015?
Answer: A legally blind man
Why: That ride took place on Austin's streets, in a prototype with no steering wheel or pedals.
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