Cruise's Rapid Growth Leads to Regulatory Backlash and Safety Concerns

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Cruise, a subsidiary of General Motors, is facing safety concerns and regulatory scrutiny after one of its driverless taxis hit and severely injured a woman in San Francisco. The incident has raised questions about the company's management and the viability of its self-driving car business, which CEO Kyle Vogt has touted as a life-saving technology. Cruise has hired a law firm to investigate its response to regulators, while its cars remain idle.
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