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Cruise, the self-driving car company owned by General Motors, has resumed its operations in Houston after a seven-month break.

GM has already lost over $8 billion on self-driving technology that led to a tragic incident in San Francisco.

In recent interviews with The New York Times, the three executives now running Cruise say they are in no rush to get back on the road. After learning the hard way about the risks of moving too fast with a cutting-edge technology, Cruise has slowed its breakneck development to a crawl to avoid another major mishap.

Only two robotaxis operating initially, in each case with a safety driver behind the wheel