Five myths about autonomous vehicles
Autonomous vehicles are the future. Self-driving cars could change our lives, heralding an era of greater convenience, improved...
Read MoreCloud breaches like Capital One will strike at self-driving cars
The news has covered yet another breach of systems security that involves the theft of massive amounts of data, in this case impacting an...
Read MoreCurb pedestrians or driverless cars?
One of the tempting scenarios proffered for the advent of ‘autonomous vehicles’ (AVs) is that jaywalking — an offence in many countries —...
Read MoreWhat will become standard first: Electric cars or self-driving cars?
Which is more likely to become standard in the near future: hybrid/electric cars, or self-driving cars? originally appeared on Quora: the...
Read MoreWomen, men sharply divided on driverless cars
Women are far less enthusiastic about the prospect of driverless cars than men, recent studies show. The latest survey by the AAA car...
Read MoreThe moral imperative of self-driving cars
Some say the advent of self-driving cars is a moral imperative. Most notable of the prognosticators about driverless cars and someone who...
Read MoreBetween cars and micromobility lies “minimobility” – a self-driving transportation revolution
Today’s hot transportation topic is “micromobility” where the “micro” means super-small kick scooters and...
Read MoreLook no hands: self-driving vehicles’ public trust problem
While the Silicon Valley race to make autonomous vehicles (AV) feasible is proceeding full speed, with technology giants, capital-loaded...
Read MoreOpinion: Basic economics means Uber and Lyft can’t rely on driverless cars to become profitable
With Uber and Lyft both announcing large quarterly losses last week, it’s clear they have a long way to go to reach profitability, and...
Read MoreTesla has a huge incentive to deploy self-driving tech. But is the world ready?
Elon Musk frames his company‘s aggressive push into driverless car technology as a moral imperative. Along with sustainable electric...
Read MoreWill self-driving vehicles erode America’s love affair with cars?
It’s no secret that by-and-large Americans love their cars. Many of us pamper them in the way we dote on a favored pet dog or cat. We rely...
Read MorePedestrian crossings could “grind traffic to a halt” in a driverless future
Mark Rosekind, a head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration under President Barack Obama and now the chief safety...
Read MoreDemocratic presidential debates provide lessons for self-driving cars
The second round of Democratic Presidential Debates are now in the history books and have been roundly examined, analyzed, probed,...
Read MoreWhat are the regulatory barriers to full self-driving?
While the rest of the autonomous drive technology sector dials back its ambitious deployment plans, Tesla is still charging ahead. During...
Read MoreWe took a ride on NYC’s first self-driving shuttle
Self-driving car company Optimus Ride just debuted the first public autonomous vehicles in New York City, which will shuttle visitors...
Read MoreHow to solve a problem like the semi-autonomous vehicle?
Many believe that driverless vehicles will be commercialised by gradually introducing higher levels of driver assistance. It is an opinion...
Read More11 reasons why Tesla will succeed: Tesla pickup truck, Model Y & more
Despite the crazy stock market variations on Tesla stock (TSLA), there are many reasons why Tesla will succeed in helping convert the...
Read MoreTesla self-driving car news: The latest Project Dojo rumors
Tesla self-driving cars news is heating up after CEO Elon Musk made mention of Project Dojo. Project Dojo is Tesla’s (NASDAQ: TSLA )...
Read MoreThinking logically about the risks of self-driving cars
Readers have contacted me asking about the level of risk associated with today’s self-driving cars. In prior columns, my indication was...
Read MoreReality has set in: making autonomous vehicles work is difficult
Traverse City, Mi – The future is connected and autonomous, but it’s complicated – and patience may be required. Judging by the...
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