Apollo Go
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Baidu's Apollo Go begins fully driverless tests in Hong Kong, expands to London
Baidu Inc. has launched fully driverless autonomous driving tests for its Apollo Go service in Hong Kong, marking a first for right-hand drive markets. The company has also commenced road testing in London. These operat…
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China's AI push sparks job fears amid worker displacement concerns · 4 sources tracked
China is rapidly deploying AI technologies, leading to significant concerns among its workforce about job security. While the government promotes AI as a driver of prosperity, incidents like the temporary suspension of …
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Baidu's Apollo Go tests in London; Kimi K3 model open-sourced
Baidu's autonomous driving service, Apollo Go, has launched public road testing in London in collaboration with global ride-hailing platforms Uber and Freenow. Separately, the Kimi K3 model, boasting 2.8 trillion parame…
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Baidu Apollo Go launches London robotaxi tests, eyes 2027 service
Baidu's robotaxi service, Apollo Go, has launched public road testing in London, marking a significant expansion into right-hand drive markets. This initiative, in partnership with Lyft's subsidiary Freenow, aims to off…
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Hong Kong expands autonomous vehicle trials with Baidu robotaxis
Hong Kong is accelerating its testing of autonomous vehicles, with authorities planning to expand road access for trials. The government has issued seven pilot licenses for 63 vehicles, and Baidu is conducting trials of…
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Baidu's AI business revenue surpasses 50% for the first time
Baidu's first-quarter 2026 earnings report reveals a significant milestone, with AI business revenue reaching 13.6 billion yuan, accounting for 52% of its core business income. This marks the first time AI has become th…
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China halts robotaxi licenses after Baidu fleet failure
China has suspended new autonomous vehicle licenses following an incident where dozens of Baidu's robotaxis malfunctioned in Wuhan. This regulatory pause will prevent companies from expanding their driverless fleets or …