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Self-driving demolition derby: Delphi says it was cut off by Google

Self-driving demolition derby: Delphi says it was cut off by Google

Posted on June 26, 2015August 12, 2019 By Jarvis

Consider this the first call to battle between Silicon Valley’s self-driving vehicle titans! Delphi Automotive, best known for their Audi Q5 that became the first automated car to drive coast-to-coast, has that it nearly had a collision with one of Google’s self-driving prototypes earlier this week. And it was totally Google’s fault! But that’s surely not the road rage talking, right? Thankfully there was no accident — it was merely a close call — but it is believed to be the first time two automated vehicles have been in such a situation.
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