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Archive | Februar, 2018
Artificial Intelligence Can Help Stroke Victims When ‘Time Is Brain’
The FDA is approving artificial-intelligence software to help diagnose diseases and help treat patients.
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Aurora raises $90M Series A, adds Reid Hoffman and Mike Volpi to its board
Self-driving car startup Aurora has raised $90 million in a Series A round, with participation from both Greylock Partners and Index Ventures. The new funding adds to its available cash and will make it possible for the young startup to…
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Here and Naver Labs ink robotics deal to map indoor spaces
Your trip through the airport or train station may soon become a little more crowded — not with people, but with robots, busily scanning and plotting the space so that one day, even more of their cousins can zip around…
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After five million miles of autonomous driving, Alphabet’s Waymo wants to get consumers comfortable with self-driving
The company put out a new video that shows consumers what its self-driving cars see.
Two years ago — and some of 2017 — the self-driving space was in the midst of a period of consolidation, as automakers scrambled…
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Consumers Value Connected Cars—as Long as They Do the Driving
Consumers value safety sensors, GPS apps and other „connected car“ tech advancements, but they’re resisting self-driving cars—for now.
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This Week In China Tech: Tencent, JD.com Spend $260M To Fight Alibaba, AI Customer Service And More
Headlines this week include a $260 Million investment from Tencent and JD.com to fight Alibaba’s retail dominance, artificial intelligence taking customer service to new heights, and illegal means of loan repayments being solved by big data.
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Self-driving cars in California no longer require a human behind the wheel
In most US states where self-driving car testing is allowed, laws require that a human must always be behind the wheel, just in case.
Now, though, California’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has announced new regulations that will let autonomous autos…
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