Chinese researchers have discovered a new kind of technology domestication problem: humans on the street are learning that they can bully the machines.
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Chinese driverless buses to hit European streets for first time
Chinese technology is arriving at Greece’s first smart city for a world-first pilot of driverless buses.
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Tesla seeks Apple’s help in IP theft case against Chinese engineer
Cao Guangzhi confirmed that he had uploaded Tesla’s Autopilot source code to his personal iCloud account.
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Tencent joins the race and creates dedicated auto intelligence team
Zhong Xuedan, vice president of Tencent Auto Intelligence, was appointed head of the team.
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Startups changing industrial maintenance with drones and AI
These startups at TechCrunch Shenzhen have developed cheaper, safer and more effective ways to upkeep machines.
Posted inTurf Wars
Briefing: China ranks low on autonomous vehicle readiness – report
The Chinese government could promote AV adoption by spending more on communication infrastructure.
Posted inOn the Cusp
Briefing: Autonomous truck startup TuSimple achieves unicorn status
The logistics industry could see drastic improvements in efficiency should companies adopt self-driving trucks.
Posted inUp and Comers
Briefing: Idriverplus receives autonomous vehicle road test permit for Beijing
The Beijing government started granting temporary self-driving permits to mobility companies in March 2018.
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Briefing: AI startup Horizon Robotics to raise $600 million in Series B funding
The company is focused on developing AI chips for self-driving vehicles and surveillance cameras, among others.
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Autonomous driving startup AutoBrain to start Level-3 car sales in 2020
Level 3 systems have been questioned with some test results suggesting human drivers are too trusting.
