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Why driving is hard-even for AIs
2 monthes ago | By Ars Technica
Enlarge Welcome to Ars UNITE, our week-long virtual conference on the ways that innovation brings unusual pairings together. Each day this week from Wednesday through Friday, we're bringing you a pair of stories about facing the future. Today's focus is on AI in the city-get ready for a lot of smart buildings and self-driving stuff!
I have a couple of kids of learner's permit age, and it's my fatherly duty to give them some driving tips so they won't be a menace to themselves and to everyone else. So I've been analyzing the way I drive: How did I know that the other driver was going to...
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