Uber gave up on driverless cars. Now it's paying the price.

Fuente: Business Insider

Uber CEO Dara KhosrowshahiBloomberg / Contributor / Getty Images/ReutersUber launched a driverless car project in early 2015. It vied with Waymo and Tesla until a fatal incident in 2018 led to the cancellation of the effort. Nowadays, autonomous vehicles perform much better, and Uber is rushing to stay relevant.

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