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autonomous cars

  • Autonomous Driving Startup ‘Ghost Autonomy’ in Silicon Valley Shuts Its Doors
    Autonomous Driving Startup ‘Ghost Autonomy’ in Silicon Valley Shuts Its Doors
    The autonomous driving software developer Ghost Autonomy shut down its worldwide operations in early April.
    April 29, 2024BY Keegan Billings
  • Australian Government Funds Research to Investigate Human-AI Teams
    Australian Government Funds Research to Investigate Human-AI Teams
    Researchers will look at how humans and AI can work together in transport, defence, healthcare, manufacturing, and disaster ...
    October 31, 2023BY Monica O’Shea
  • Second Chinese Employee at Apple Charged With Theft of Self-Driving Car Technology
    Second Chinese Employee at Apple Charged With Theft of Self-Driving Car Technology
    A second Apple employee has been charged by U.S. authorities with stealing trade secrets from his employer’s self-driving ...
    January 31, 2019BY Frank Fang
  • Nissan Develops Self-Driving Chair to Promote Its Self-Driving Cars
    Nissan Develops Self-Driving Chair to Promote Its Self-Driving Cars
    Nissan Motor Corp. found a creative marketing solution to promote its self-driving technology, the ProPilot system. The Japanese ...
    September 30, 2016BY Emel Akan
  • Driver Fast Asleep as Tesla Autopilot Cruises Through Traffic
    Driver Fast Asleep as Tesla Autopilot Cruises Through Traffic
    A man is caught sleeping behind the wheel of a Tesla Model S, while the car's Autopilot function ...
    May 24, 2016BY Petr Svab
  • Driverless Cars: Automakers, Government Regulators, Face Ethical Dilemma
    Driverless Cars: Automakers, Government Regulators, Face Ethical Dilemma
    OTTAWA—Questions about how so-called driverless cars react to collisions and other ethical dilemmas need to be answered by ...
    April 6, 2016BY The Canadian Press
  • Government Will Consider Google Computer to Be Car’s Driver
    Government Will Consider Google Computer to Be Car’s Driver
    DETROIT—The federal government's highway safety agency agrees with Google: Computers that will control cars of the future can ...
    February 10, 2016BY The Associated Press
  • Self-Driving Cars Will Change How We Build Cities, Say Planners
    Self-Driving Cars Will Change How We Build Cities, Say Planners
    Driverless cars could lay the groundwork for widespread changes in how cities are designed, according to a group ...
    November 4, 2015BY The Canadian Press
  • Michigan Now Has a Fake City to Test Self-Driving Cars
    Michigan Now Has a Fake City to Test Self-Driving Cars
    Autonomous vehicles promise great things: fewer accidents, less congested roads, and freeing up hours each day for erstwhile ...
    July 22, 2015BY Jonathan Zhou
  • Can Self-Driving Cars Crash Into Each Other?
    Can Self-Driving Cars Crash Into Each Other?
    Earlier this week, two autonomous cars, operated by Google and Audi, had a close call on the street ...
    June 28, 2015BY Jonathan Zhou
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