Mark E. Harris

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Technology journalist who writes about self-driving cars

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In Nevada, the state has been testing driverless cars. In California, they’ve been on the road—but until today, they didn’t even need permits.

California Licenses Self-Driving Cars

In Nevada, the state has been testing driverless cars. In California, they’ve been on the road—but until today, they didn’t even need permits.

from Which Way, L.A.?

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Google and Meta are under fire in court. Officials claim they crushed rivals to stay on top. The outcome could upend how Big Tech works.

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