It’s easy enough to forge a signature for fraudulent purposes. However, until recently, some things—like our voices—have been distinctive and difficult to mimic. Not so in our brave new world.
A new kind of cybercrime that uses artificial intelligence and voice…
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Read entire article onI recently sat down with Louis to discuss the Artificial Intelligence landscape and, in particular, where the future is headed.
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Read entire article onDomino’s already knows that a certain slice of its customer base is going to enjoy dealing with driverless delivery vehicles. But now the tech-forward, No. 1 pizza maker plans to advance the proposition by testing a Nuro autonomous vehicle that…
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Read entire article onSome suggest we’ll all be carted around in self-driving electric vehicles before we know it. But Kristin Kolodge, executive director, driver interaction at J.D. Power, says consumers are skeptical about both technologies.
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Read entire article onSome days, it feels like there’s almost no end to the number of jobs that might be replaced altogether or in some part by smart machines, from radiologists to truck drivers to, gulp, journalists. You might be tempted to…
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Read entire article onThis post, my first for Forbes.com, provides a perspective across the multi-dimensional factors and actors within the complex world of automated driving in road freight automation.
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Read entire article onDidi Chuxing will begin picking up ride-hailing passengers with self-driving cars in Shanghai in just a few months, according to company CTO Zhang Bo (via Reuters). The plan is to roll out autonomous pick-ups in Shanghai first,…
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Read entire article onUber Technologies Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi said Thursday that “it sure looked like” former executive Anthony Levandowski took information on self-driving cars from his former employer, Google.
Prosecutors charged Levandowski this week with 33 counts of stealing trade secrets from Alphabet’s autonomous-vehicle…
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