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Uber is reportedly eyeing Seattle startup Mighty AI as an acquisition target.
Mighty AI CEO Daryn Nakhuda. (Mighty AI Photo)
Three anonymous sources tell The Information that Uber held “recent talks” to buy Mighty AI, which develops training data for…
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China-based Zhejiang Geely Holdings is tapping Zenuity, the joint venture between Volvo and Swedish technology company Veoneer, as its preferred driver assistance and autonomous vehicle software supplier for its range of car brands.
The decision means Zenuity’s software…
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Future autonomous vehicle and other machine intelligence systems might not need line-of-sight to gather incredibly detailed image data: New research from Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Toronto and University College London has devised a technique for “seeing around…
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Pretty much everything about making a self-driving car is difficult, but among the most difficult parts is making sure the vehicles know what pedestrians are doing — and what they’re about to do. Humanising Autonomy specializes in this, and…
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Startup SafeAI, powered by a founding talent team with experience across Apple, Ford and Caterpillar, is emerging from stealth today with a $5 million funding announcement. The company’s focus is on autonomous vehicle technology, designed and built specifically for…
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Cruise is sharing a software platform with roboticists that was initially created to give its own engineers a better understanding of the petabytes of data generated every month from its fleet of autonomous vehicles.
The platform is a data…
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The industry has reassessed the state of AV technology after several self-driving accidents and a shocking fatality.
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Some companies are spending over $5 million on artificial-intelligence projects, showing just how serious businesses are getting about the cutting-edge technology.
The finding comes from a recent survey of over 300 companies by Figure Eight, a business that helps customers label…
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