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Flying taxis poised to swoop down for Brisbane Olympics

Once promised in science fiction, flying taxis are expected to become reality within months and Australia is among the candidates to host them.

AAP

Is Instacart Stock a Buy, Hold or Sell Now?

With ads and AI scaling, Instacart’s stock may be undervalued.

Barchart

Dubai set to introduce Uber-bookable electric air taxis later this year

Dubai is set to revolutionize travel by integrating air taxis into the Uber app. Passengers will soon book aerial rides as easily as car journeys. This innovative feature will manage the entire trip, from a car transfer to the take-off point, the electric air taxi flight, and onward ground transport.

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Uber is bringing commercial drone deliveries to Ireland and soon to the rest of Europe

Uber is teaming up with Irish drone company Manna, which already delivers small objects, such as phone chargers or medication, to people in Dublin and Ireland in roughly three minutes.

Euronews

‘This just pissed me off bad’: Woman places an order on DoorDash. Then she sees that the driver isn’t who they said they were

A TikToker has gone viral after complaining about DoorDash and UberEats on TikTok. Her reason? Drivers are using female names, only to show up and be revealed to be very much not a female.

The Mary Sue

Waymo's Expansion Is Leaving Tesla In The Dust

Waymo is now operating driverless rides in 10 cities. Tesla has fallen far short of Elon Musk's expansion projections.

InsideEVs

7 biggest AI upgrades for the Galaxy S26 — and the one I'm most excited about

Samsung is launching a host of new AI features with the new Galaxy S26 series. Here's a rundown of all the features, and the one I'm most excited about.

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Driverless car firm Wayve bags £1.1bn investment to help launch on UK roads

The London-based company will be valued at around 8.6 billion dollars (£6.4 billion).

Evening Standard

Driverless car firm bags £1.1bn investment ahead of major UK launch

Wayve prepares to roll out commercial robotaxi trials in London later this year

The Independent UK

Uber Wants To Win The Autonomous Vehicle Race. So It's Betting On All Of The Horses [Update]

The company has made deals with some 20 different self-driving startups around the world. But can it catch Waymo?

InsideEVs

‘A feedback loop with no brake’: how an AI doomsday report shook US markets

Shares in Uber, Mastercard and American Express fall on back of apocalypse scenario posted on Substack

The Guardian - UK

'Unguided missile': fatal crash doctor learns sentence

An obstetrician who was drunk and enraged when he crashed his supercharged car at 116km/h on a suburban street, killing a woman, has been sentenced to jail.

AAP

Would you ride in a driverless taxi? AI-powered robotaxis are being tested in London

Supporters of the tech argue that autonomous vehicles could help reduce accidents caused by human error, but London’s iconic black cab drivers remain sceptical.

Euronews

Uber CEO predicts most rides could be robot-operated within 20 years

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said business leaders must begin to contend with the encroaching AI job displacement wave.

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Bored Panda

69 Times Boomers Tried To Use Technology And Failed Miserably

There's an inevitable expiration date on coolness, and the older you are, the more likely you are to become uncool. New trends, technologies, slang, and even emojis escape the grasp of older people every day. And Bored Panda is here to poke some lighthearted fun at folks who still don't…

The Mary Sue

Arizona man travels to Hawaii Airbnb. And they try to check in: ‘We are out thousands of dollars’

An Arizona man traveled with five other guests to a Hawaii Airbnb supposedly owned by a superhost. Then, they realized it was a fake listing, making them spend “thousands of dollars” on other accommodations after arriving.

RideApart

Uber Driver Takes Snowmobile Route, Discovers the Reason Its Snowmobile-Only

An Uber driver who took a snowmobile-only route despite his passengers' objections ended up with egg on his face and a citation for his trouble.

The Independent UK

London black cab drivers react to news robotaxis are set to launch in the city

London is becoming a major test bed for robotaxis - much to the distain of black cabbies

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Barchart

Record IPOs Are Back: Why Retail Investors May Be Walking Into A Trap

When IPO calendars fill and enthusiasm peaks, remember this: an IPO is a liquidity event for insiders, not a gift to retail, and history shows late buyers usually fund the exit.

GOBankingRates

How Long Would It Take a Millennial To Buy Archie Bunker’s House Today?

How in the world did Archie Bunker afford that house, and how long would it take a Millennial to buy it off of his heirs today? Forever. It's forever.

Evening Standard

Chaos online as Cloudflare outage crashes dozens of major websites

The outage has hit websites including Uber, Workday and Microsoft Outlook

International Business Times

Is UberEats Down? Missing Orders, Login Failures and a Customer Support Bot That Won't Work Across the US and UK

Thousands of Uber Eats users in the US and UK faced app outages, leaving them unable to order or access customer support.

Euronews

Visitors to Finland can chase Northern Lights for free in March with new Uber experience

The offering will coincide with a peak period of solar activity, when the celestial phenomenon will be particularly intense.

The Independent UK

Uber is moving to stricter background checks for drivers after report details hiring of violent criminals

Uber also weighing stricter rules around other serious offenses, such as harassment, restraining-order violations and weapons charges, according to report

inkl

Just How Much Legal Responsibility Do Rideshare Companies Like Uber Have?

More formally known as transportation network companies (TNCs), rideshare platforms such as Uber and Lyft enable drivers to earn income by providing rides in their own vehicles.

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