Tesla has rolled back its latest Full Self-Driving (FSD) update following errors.
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GM Ultra Cruise Will Bring True Hands-Free Driving Across 95% of Scenarios
GM has announced its next generation autonomous driving software, Ultra Cruise, covering 95% of driving scenarios.
Ecommerce, Search, Social… and Conversational Space?
When I look at the conversational space I think it’s going to have as much impact as ecommerce or search or social, says LivePerson CEO Rob Locascio. The conversational space is going to be just as big.
Oracle Turns to AI to Automate Digital Marketing With Fusion Marketing
In an industry first, Oracle is using artificial intelligence (AI) to help automate digital marketing.
Amazon Reveals Astro, Its Home Robot
Amazon has revealed a new robot, dubbed Astro, designed to help out around the home.
Salesforce Adds AI-Driven Improvements to Service Cloud
Salesforce has announced AI-driven improvements to Service Cloud, aimed at helping service agents and their customers.
Robots Now Taking Service Jobs
Robots and automation are moving into an unexpected sector, taking service jobs many once thought were safe.
US Judge Shoots Down Patents For AI ‘Inventors’
A US judge has dealt a blow to those wanting to register patents on behalf of artificial intelligence (AI).
Tesla Autopilot’s Latest Crash Involved a Police Car
When you’re trying to convince the world of your autonomous driving software, it’s a good idea not to hit police cars — as Tesla is learning.
Waymo Now Providing Autonomous Rides in San Francisco — With a Catch
Waymo is expanding its autonomous testing in San Francisco, accepting passengers, provided they’re willing to meet the terms.