Cabs minus a chatty — or any — driver proliferate across China

A screen demonstrates Baidu's Apollo autonomous driving platform at the company's Apollo Park in Beijing. (BLOOMBERG)

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December 28, 2022 01:15 PM

Across a sprawl of streets in southern Beijing, China’s answer to search engine giant Google is charting the path for driverless cars in the world’s biggest electric vehicle market.

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