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Uber's push into AI and autonomous driving

Uber pursues a broader strategic shift toward AI and self-driving technology, cutting thousands of jobs to reallocate resources while launching new robotaxi services with partners like Wayve.

2 stories136 sourcesUpdated Sep 3, 2026

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Sep 3, 2026
Uber announces a 10% global workforce reduction, cutting roughly 3,300 jobs to fund AI and self-driving initiatives.
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Sep 3, 2026
Uber and Wayve launch London's first public robotaxi service with safety drivers, expanding Uber's autonomous-driving footprint.
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Uber cuts 3,300 jobs to fund AI and self-driving push

Uber announced a 10% global workforce reduction, roughly 3,300 to 3,400 jobs, aimed at simplifying the organization, cutting management layers, and freeing resources for drivers, couriers, merchants, and autonomous driving initiatives. The company will consolidate teams around major hubs in SF and NY and require most employees to work in-office, signaling a broader push into AI and self-driving technology amid industry competition.

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Uber and Wayve launch London's first public robotaxi service with safety drivers

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