enlarge † Tesla faces multiple federal investigations into the safety of its automated and partially automated driving systems. New data from the NHTSA shows that… Read More »NHTSA’s data on driver assistance crashes shows Tesla is an outlier
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Since Russian armed forces launched their all-out invasion in February, Ukraine is being hailed as an example of how to defend against violent tyranny on… Read More »Volodymyr Zelensky on war, technology and the future of Ukraine
Over the course of 10 months, nearly 400 car accidents in the United States involved advanced driver assistance technologies. In 392 incidents cataloged by the… Read More »Self-driving and driver assistance technology linked to hundreds of car accidents
Global markets recovered some of their recent losses on Wednesday, with Wall Street futures pointing to a gain in early trading as investors looked ahead… Read More »Markets make up for losses as central banks meet
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Now head of the nonprofit Distributed AI Research, Gebru hopes that in the future humans will focus on human well-being, not robotic rights. Other AI… Read More »LaMDA and the Sentient AI Trap
Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker speaks at a meeting with former President Donald Trump in Perry, Georgia, on Sept. 25, 2021.Sean Rayford/Getty Images Herschel Walker… Read More »Herschel Walker Says His Greatest Achievement Is Being a Good Father, But He Was Requested For Child Support For His Alienated Second Son
SAN FRANCISCO — No one wanted to miss the cryptocurrency mania. In the past two years, as the prices of Bitcoin and other virtual currencies… Read More »Crypto firms tremble as prices fall
In addition to the unrest, airline workers in Europe have been on strikes in recent weeks, demanding better working conditions and higher salaries to ease… Read More »How travelers to Europe can cope with the chaos of summer
Microsoft is being blamed for what critics say is a lack of transparency and adequate speed in responding to reports of vulnerabilities threatening its customers,… Read More »Microsoft’s Bottled and Silent Patches Put Customers at Risk, Critics Say
SANTA FE, NM (AP) — Votes in a New Mexico community are at risk of not counting after a Republican-led commission refused to approve primary… Read More »GOP Commission Refuses To Certify New Mexico Primary Vote
After the famine, the flood. The past two years have been ravaged by inventory shortages — with just-in-time retailers struggling to ship their goods, electronics… Read More »The world has too much stuff
A Massachusetts court ruled Tuesday that a proposed ballot measure regarding gig drivers’ job status violated state law and was ineligible to be presented to… Read More »Massachusetts Court tosses voting benchmark for performances
