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Robotaxis can drive solo but still hire humans for the dumbest task

Robotaxis are marketed as fully autonomous, yet the industry quietly leans on human workers for some of the most mundane and ...
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Waymo is teaching its robotaxis cars to drive more like humans. Here’s what that means

Coasting down 11th Avenue in San Francisco’s Sunset District, a Waymo robotaxi eased to a crosswalk, smooth as a spacecraft sticking a moon landing. A pedestrian confidently stepped into the ...
Ars Technica

Removing the weakest link in electrified autonomous transport: Humans

Thanks to our new global tariff war, the wild world of importing and exporting has been thrust into the forefront. There’s a lot of logistics involved in keeping your local Walmart stocked and your ...
SDxCentral

Gartner Foresees ‘Flying Cars,’ ‘Digital Humans’ as Disruptors by 2027

ORLANDO, Florida – Flying cars, digital humans, and the metaverse are among technologies Gartner analyst Daryl Plummer likened to unexpected cold weather at this week’s Gartner IT Symposium 2022 in ...
Newsweek

AI Shouldn’t Replace Humans Designing Cars, Aston Martin Designer Says

Though he calls artificial intelligence (AI) "a brilliant tool," Aston Martin's Chief Creative Officer and Executive Vice President, Marek Reichman, can't help but passionately defend the use of ...