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Bookmark or Share- and how to avoid them - The World Economic ForumAlmost every major car manufacturer has mentioned the potential benefits of autonomous vehicles. They often talk about design, on-board technology, safety and fuel efficiency, but too little focus is given to the effects on sectors including energy, the environment and human rights.
- Kangaroos are confusing self-driving cars | World Economic ForumManufacturers of driverless cars promise that collisions will become a thing of the past. Self-driving cars will be safer, they claim. With super sensors, laser and camera technology, they will be able to spot another car approaching, or a pedestrian in the road, and react far faster than a human driver could.
- How does gender impact opinions about artificial intelligence?Women in the United States are more skeptical than men about some uses of artificial intelligence, particularly the widespread use of driverless cars, new research shows. Gender is an important factor in views about AI and technology’s impact -women in the U.S. are less likely than men to say that technology has a mostly positive effect on ...
- These driverless cars in Shanghai form the world's first 'robotaxi' fleetThe cars all follow the same route: a 6-kilometer loop from the Shanghai Automobile Exhibition Center to a nearby hotel. But the company plans to gradually roll out its on-demand autonomous service over a larger area in Jiading, where Shanghai’s main autonomous driving zone is located.
- Flying cars and driverless buses - The World Economic ForumAnd although most require a pilot, some air taxis are being designed to fly autonomously, mirroring developments in driverless cars and buses on city roads. Timothy Reuter, Head of Aerospace and Drones at the World Economic Forum explains, "Large amounts of capital have been flowing the sector, potentially accelerating its deployment.
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