Thanks to increasingly cheap sensors, the rise of powerful machine-learning technology, and a kick in the butt from the likes of Google and Tesla Motors, driverless cars are creeping closer and closer to reality.
But a big shift came in March, when General Motors surprised the world by spending $1 billion to acquire a tiny, 40-person self-driving startup called Cruise Automation. That deal opened the floodgates.
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