Robots and self-driving cars could soon benefit from a new kind of brain-inspired hardware that can allegedly detect movement and react faster than a human. A new study published in the journal Nature ...
(TestMiles) – Imagine you are finally ready to buy that Tesla Model S or X you’ve been eyeing for years. They still feel like the sweet spot for luxury electric driving with quiet cabins, quick ...
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Hiltzik: A leading roboticist punctures the hype about self-driving cars, AI chatbots and humanoid robots
It may come to your attention that we are inundated with technological hype. Self-driving cars, human-like robots and AI chatbots all have been the subject of sometimes outlandishly exaggerated ...
Despite slamming on the brakes and slowing from 17 to six mph, the driverless car struck the child, knocking them to the pavement. Luckily, reports show that the child only suffered minor injuries, ...
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