Baidu robotaxi outage in Wuhan caused by 'system failure', police say - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiugFBVV95cUxPSHFMNkpFMk5Kd2VaTTZvMnF2SmJ3bXlndFNsRF9Bb3VGcl9QU0tfd3BaYVdTZmhabkI1STBSMjdxeDdFVGRYS2dFN01zYnJMYmxGWUxndmVWQWZXbmZzV0ZRSUl6VzFUVGxDWlg4Ui1VaXlGclNIb0l0NVUtb0x2OWI3a3FkamdYM1VJbXZxcmJBYnEwM2Q4Wm9OdFROcjM4MkhYSEtvSDVYLTNsVmRobm9LWlNzcS0zX0E?oc=5" target="_blank">Baidu robotaxi outage in Wuhan caused by 'system failure', police say</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

A system failure caused over 100 of Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxis to halt in Wuhan, leading to traffic disruptions and safety concerns over autonomous vehicles.

Baidu's entire robotaxi fleet in Wuhan experienced a system failure, trapping passengers and highlighting the need for fail-safe mechanisms in autonomous vehicles.

Multiple Baidu-operated robotaxis in Wuhan stalled due to a system malfunction, causing traffic disruptions and raising safety concerns over autonomous vehicles.

A system failure in Wuhan caused Baidu's robotaxis to stop in the middle of roads, leading to traffic disruptions and renewed safety debates over autonomous transport services.