Tag: General Motors

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podcast

Author
Robert J. Marks
Date
January 7, 2021

Tagged
AI vs pilot dogfight, Autonomous Vehicles, Case for Killer Robots (book), Comma.ai, Daimler, DARPA, Eric Holloway, General Motors, hacking, Jonathan Bartlett, Language, Machine Learning, military technology, Neural networks, self-driving cars, smart cars, text translation, The Case for Killer Robots, translation, Waymo}

AI Smash Hits 2020 Part I

_{Robert J. Marks

January 7, 2021

2}

An ultimate test of a successful technology is whether it has been reduced to practice. Has it made a financial impact on the market? Has it been adopted by the very picky US military? Has it changed lives? We’re going to count down the AI Smash Hits: the top ten AI success stories for 2020. Join Dr. Robert J. Marks as he Read More ›

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post

Author
Brendan Dixon
Date
September 2, 2019

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Ethics

Tagged
___longform, Featured, General Motors, Lyft, NHTSA, self-driving cars, Traffic safety, Waymo}

Will Industry Pressure Loosen Self-Driving Car Tests?

_{Right now, the regulatory agency is under pressure to accept the industry’s “softball” testing suggestions} _{Brendan Dixon

September 2, 2019

6

Artificial Intelligence, Ethics}

The regulatory agency (NHTSA) needs to adapt. But trusting technical documentation alone or only testing already sold vehicles is grossly insufficient. Technical documentation is what engineers think should happen; it is not the future. And testing sold vehicles creates an incentive to skimp on tests. Read More ›