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Google appears to be preparing its own ride-sharing app, while Uber is launch a new R&D center outside of Silicon Valley.
- Google is looking to develop an app that can compete with Uber, harnessing the company’s autonomous vehicle technology.
- Financier George Soros is investing in auto dealerships.
- Geico offering insurance for drivers who use ride-sharing services.
- Uber and Carnegie Mellon University form a partnership.
- The U.S. Government’s 2016 budget seeks to triple NHTSA’s funding.
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In thirty years the big three are going to be Uber, Google, and Tesla.
I wouldn’t bet against Google, they have deep pockets and a lot of very smart people working on this.
I have an android app where Google, or more likely advertisers, pays you a few cents to take a survey every so oftem. My most recent survey was “which of these icons best represents a job finding app, like monster.com?”
How long until Google announces its job-finder app then? One year? It certainly seems easy enough for them to put out there.
I love these uncompensated/lowly compensated questionnaires. You can count on me to give you random/totally inaccurate answers. Feel free to plug this mis-information into whatever algorithm you’ve got.