Tesla said it would release its smart driving-assistance feature in China after completing regulatory approval.
Waymo, the robotaxi business of Google parent Alphabet Inc., plans to launch service in Washington, DC, next year, a move that would effectively give U.S. lawmakers and other officials more exposure to self-driving cars as they mull a framework for federal standards.
The cooperation on future cars on the MQB platform will stop at Level 2+, meaning that drivers will still have to pay attention to the road. Features include hands-free highway driving and traffic-jam piloting.
This week’s Shift podcast features multiple interviews from Nvidia’s GTC.
The Nvidia GTC developer conference has become an AI hotbed. General Motors unveiled a deep partnership with Nvidia, but that wasn't the only auto tech development.
Volvo is using new AI techniques to rapidly shorten the time it takes to help its automated driving software learn from real-world events.
Nvidia’s latest effort to embed itself in the auto industry’s future involves a sprawling expansion of its work with General Motors, Magna, automated trucking companies and others.
