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<section class="container article-section status_prime_article single-post currentlyInViewport inViewPort" id="news_dtl_109186556" data-article="0" page-title="Trusting technology" data-href="https://auto.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/newsletters/trusting-technology/109186556" data-msid="109186556" data-news="{"link":"/news/newsletters/trusting-technology/109186556","seolocation":"/news/newsletters/trusting-technology/109186556","seolocationalt":"/news/newsletters/trusting-technology/109186556","seometatitle":false,"seo_meta_description":false,"canonical_url":false,"url_seo":"/news/newsletters/trusting-technology/109186556","category_name":"Newsletters","category_link":"/news/newsletters","category_name_seo":"newsletters","updated_at":"2024-04-10 12:57:20","artexpdate":false,"agency_name":false,"agency_link":false,"read_duration":"4 min","no_index_no_follow":false,"keywords":[{"id":18930390,"name":"auto technology updates","type":"General","weightage":100,"keywordseo":"auto-technology-updates","botkeyword":false,"source":"Orion","link":"/tag/auto+technology+updates"},{"id":21257662,"name":"Auto Tech NL","type":"General","weightage":20,"keywordseo":"Auto-Tech-NL","botkeyword":false,"source":"Orion","link":"/tag/auto+tech+nl"},{"id":21257663,"name":"Autopilot vehicle","type":"General","weightage":20,"keywordseo":"Autopilot-vehicle","botkeyword":false,"source":"Orion","link":"/tag/autopilot+vehicle"},{"id":5962138,"name":"robotaxi","type":"General","weightage":20,"keywordseo":"robotaxi","botkeyword":false,"source":"Orion","link":"/tag/robotaxi"},{"id":5012112,"name":"Electric commercial vehicles","type":"General","weightage":20,"keywordseo":"Electric-commercial-vehicles","botkeyword":false,"source":"Orion","link":"/tag/electric+commercial+vehicles"},{"id":3439462,"name":"Electric trucks","type":"General","weightage":20,"keywordseo":"Electric-trucks","botkeyword":false,"source":"Orion","link":"/tag/electric+trucks"}],"read_industry_leader_count":false,"read_industry_leaders":false,"embeds":[{"title":"Screenshot 2024-04-10 123422","type":"image","caption":false,"elements":[]},{"title":"S2","type":"image","caption":false,"elements":[]},{"title":"Screenshot 2024-04-10 124423","type":"image","caption":false,"elements":[]},{"title":"Screenshot 2024-04-10 124608","type":"image","caption":false,"elements":[]},{"title":"Screenshot 2024-04-10 125047","type":"image","caption":false,"elements":[]},{"title":"Supporting Image- Tresa Motors (1)","type":"image","caption":false,"elements":[]}],"thumb_big":"https://etimg.etb2bimg.com/thumb/msid-109186556,imgsize-29338,width-1200,height=765,overlay-etauto/newsletters/trusting-technology.jpg","thumb_small":"https://etimg.etb2bimg.com/thumb/img-size-29338/109186556.cms?width=150&height=112","time":"2024-04-10 12:57:16","is_live":false,"prime_id":0,"highlights":[],"highlights_html":"","also_read_available":false,"body":"
Trust is the cornerstone in almost everything, including mobility. Whether it’s a two-wheeler, or an aeroplane, the strong trust on the technology they operate with, and also on their operators, are what make users opt for them without any hesitation. However, there are concerns around the autonomous driving or driverless car technology megatrend, mainly because of multiple incidents involving vehicles equipped with the technology.
Can robotaxis deliver for GM?
Autonomous driving technology has come a long way. According to a McKinsey Report released last year, the technology trend could create USD300 billion to USD400 billion in revenue by 2035. However it seems that as a concept it has to earn more trust from end users in order to advance on the path to become a mainstream technology. Global car major General Motors is making efforts on those lines with the resumption of its Cruise robot taxi service in the US. Details in the report below.
Read More: GM’s Cruise to resume testing its robotaxi service in Phoenix
Tesla robotaxi is next?
Even as autonomous driving becomes a topic of debate, and certain organisations decelerating their efforts of developing the technology, billionaire entrepreneur and Tesla founder Elon Musk is set to enter the robotaxi space. More information in the following report.
Read More: Amid slowing Tesla sales, Musk says robotaxi in August
First electric robotaxi JV in China
In the new-age disruptive era, China is trying to steal a march over the more matured (not necessarily bigger) auto markets around the world. Along with electrics, autonomous driving is one of the areas where Chinese players may be trying to be ahead in the game. Here’s one example of how China is trying to take a lead in this regard, over other countries.
Read More: China’s Didi, GAC Aion to mass produce robotaxis next year
Can AI be smarter than the human brain?
Many may say ‘no’, considering that it’s humans who create artificial intelligence (AI). You can trust Elon Musk to take a contrary viewpoint. He feels AI can become smarter than the smartest human brain, in a year or two. Read about his prediction and the hurdles on the development path of Grok, the AI chatbot from his xAI startup.
Read More: Tesla’s Musk predicts AI will be smarter than the smartest human next year
Tesla Autopilot cannot fully replace the driver, yet
The term ‘Assistance’ in Advanced Driver Assistance System or ADAS, one of the hottest trends globally, should be highlighted strongly. OEMs should educate customers well enough that drivers should be fully alert even when ADAS features are engaged in a vehicle. A 2018 fatal accident involving a Tesla, driving with its Autopilot feature allegedly engaged, has finally been settled. The jury is still out whether the driver misused the Autopilot feature, as contended by Tesla, but whatever the reality, the driver will not come back to life. This story also underlines the crucial responsibilities that both OEMs and consumers have, when it comes to using autonomous or semi-autonomous driving technology.
Read More: Tesla settles case over fatal 2018 crash of Apple engineer; says autopilot cannot fully replace a human driver
Electric trucking
The truck segment is the only one which hasn’t received any incentive/subsidy from the Government to go electric. However efforts in electrifying trucking grows, from established OEMs, a Tier 1 or two, and startups. Here’s one startup which is gearing up to compete with the biggies on the road by early 2026. Like most EVs, the trucks will lean on technology for competitiveness. Find out more about the truck, which has already claimed to have received a pre-order for 1,000 units, in this story by Kriti Saraiya.
Read More: This start-up wants to take on the CV biggies with a new tech-heavy electric truck
Be it autonomous driving, or electric vehicles, both of the emerging technologies have to earn the consumer’s trust to deliver the goods for their makers.
A traditional New Year season begins in many parts of our beautiful country. Irrespective of whether it’s one for you or not, team ETAuto wishes you and your loved ones the very best!
And, as always, we solicit your feedback on this new weekly newsletter. Your feedback and suggestions are much appreciated. Please send them to [email protected].
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Trust is the cornerstone in almost everything, including mobility. Whether it’s a two-wheeler, or an aeroplane, the strong trust on the technology they operate with, and also on their operators, are what make users opt for them without any hesitation. However, there are concerns around the autonomous driving or driverless car technology megatrend, mainly because of multiple incidents involving vehicles equipped with the technology.
Can robotaxis deliver for GM?
Autonomous driving technology has come a long way. According to a McKinsey Report released last year, the technology trend could create USD300 billion to USD400 billion in revenue by 2035. However it seems that as a concept it has to earn more trust from end users in order to advance on the path to become a mainstream technology. Global car major General Motors is making efforts on those lines with the resumption of its Cruise robot taxi service in the US. Details in the report below.
Read More: GM’s Cruise to resume testing its robotaxi service in Phoenix
Tesla robotaxi is next?
Even as autonomous driving becomes a topic of debate, and certain organisations decelerating their efforts of developing the technology, billionaire entrepreneur and Tesla founder Elon Musk is set to enter the robotaxi space. More information in the following report.
Read More: Amid slowing Tesla sales, Musk says robotaxi in August
First electric robotaxi JV in China
In the new-age disruptive era, China is trying to steal a march over the more matured (not necessarily bigger) auto markets around the world. Along with electrics, autonomous driving is one of the areas where Chinese players may be trying to be ahead in the game. Here’s one example of how China is trying to take a lead in this regard, over other countries.
Read More: China’s Didi, GAC Aion to mass produce robotaxis next year
Can AI be smarter than the human brain?
Many may say ‘no’, considering that it’s humans who create artificial intelligence (AI). You can trust Elon Musk to take a contrary viewpoint. He feels AI can become smarter than the smartest human brain, in a year or two. Read about his prediction and the hurdles on the development path of Grok, the AI chatbot from his xAI startup.
Read More: Tesla’s Musk predicts AI will be smarter than the smartest human next year
Tesla Autopilot cannot fully replace the driver, yet
The term ‘Assistance’ in Advanced Driver Assistance System or ADAS, one of the hottest trends globally, should be highlighted strongly. OEMs should educate customers well enough that drivers should be fully alert even when ADAS features are engaged in a vehicle. A 2018 fatal accident involving a Tesla, driving with its Autopilot feature allegedly engaged, has finally been settled. The jury is still out whether the driver misused the Autopilot feature, as contended by Tesla, but whatever the reality, the driver will not come back to life. This story also underlines the crucial responsibilities that both OEMs and consumers have, when it comes to using autonomous or semi-autonomous driving technology.
Read More: Tesla settles case over fatal 2018 crash of Apple engineer; says autopilot cannot fully replace a human driver
Electric trucking
The truck segment is the only one which hasn’t received any incentive/subsidy from the Government to go electric. However efforts in electrifying trucking grows, from established OEMs, a Tier 1 or two, and startups. Here’s one startup which is gearing up to compete with the biggies on the road by early 2026. Like most EVs, the trucks will lean on technology for competitiveness. Find out more about the truck, which has already claimed to have received a pre-order for 1,000 units, in this story by Kriti Saraiya.
Read More: This start-up wants to take on the CV biggies with a new tech-heavy electric truck
Be it autonomous driving, or electric vehicles, both of the emerging technologies have to earn the consumer’s trust to deliver the goods for their makers.
A traditional New Year season begins in many parts of our beautiful country. Irrespective of whether it’s one for you or not, team ETAuto wishes you and your loved ones the very best!
And, as always, we solicit your feedback on this new weekly newsletter. Your feedback and suggestions are much appreciated. Please send them to [email protected].
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Trust is the cornerstone in almost everything, including mobility. Whether it’s a two-wheeler, or an aeroplane, the strong trust on the technology they operate with, and also on their operators, are what make users opt for them without any hesitation. However, there are concerns around the autonomous driving or driverless car technology megatrend, mainly because of multiple incidents involving vehicles equipped with the technology.
Can robotaxis deliver for GM?
Autonomous driving technology has come a long way. According to a McKinsey Report released last year, the technology trend could create USD300 billion to USD400 billion in revenue by 2035. However it seems that as a concept it has to earn more trust from end users in order to advance on the path to become a mainstream technology. Global car major General Motors is making efforts on those lines with the resumption of its Cruise robot taxi service in the US. Details in the report below.
Read More: GM’s Cruise to resume testing its robotaxi service in Phoenix
Tesla robotaxi is next?
Even as autonomous driving becomes a topic of debate, and certain organisations decelerating their efforts of developing the technology, billionaire entrepreneur and Tesla founder Elon Musk is set to enter the robotaxi space. More information in the following report.
Read More: Amid slowing Tesla sales, Musk says robotaxi in August
First electric robotaxi JV in China
In the new-age disruptive era, China is trying to steal a march over the more matured (not necessarily bigger) auto markets around the world. Along with electrics, autonomous driving is one of the areas where Chinese players may be trying to be ahead in the game. Here’s one example of how China is trying to take a lead in this regard, over other countries.
Read More: China’s Didi, GAC Aion to mass produce robotaxis next year
Can AI be smarter than the human brain?
Many may say ‘no’, considering that it’s humans who create artificial intelligence (AI). You can trust Elon Musk to take a contrary viewpoint. He feels AI can become smarter than the smartest human brain, in a year or two. Read about his prediction and the hurdles on the development path of Grok, the AI chatbot from his xAI startup.
Read More: Tesla’s Musk predicts AI will be smarter than the smartest human next year
Tesla Autopilot cannot fully replace the driver, yet
The term ‘Assistance’ in Advanced Driver Assistance System or ADAS, one of the hottest trends globally, should be highlighted strongly. OEMs should educate customers well enough that drivers should be fully alert even when ADAS features are engaged in a vehicle. A 2018 fatal accident involving a Tesla, driving with its Autopilot feature allegedly engaged, has finally been settled. The jury is still out whether the driver misused the Autopilot feature, as contended by Tesla, but whatever the reality, the driver will not come back to life. This story also underlines the crucial responsibilities that both OEMs and consumers have, when it comes to using autonomous or semi-autonomous driving technology.
Read More: Tesla settles case over fatal 2018 crash of Apple engineer; says autopilot cannot fully replace a human driver
Electric trucking
The truck segment is the only one which hasn’t received any incentive/subsidy from the Government to go electric. However efforts in electrifying trucking grows, from established OEMs, a Tier 1 or two, and startups. Here’s one startup which is gearing up to compete with the biggies on the road by early 2026. Like most EVs, the trucks will lean on technology for competitiveness. Find out more about the truck, which has already claimed to have received a pre-order for 1,000 units, in this story by Kriti Saraiya.
Read More: This start-up wants to take on the CV biggies with a new tech-heavy electric truck
Be it autonomous driving, or electric vehicles, both of the emerging technologies have to earn the consumer’s trust to deliver the goods for their makers.
A traditional New Year season begins in many parts of our beautiful country. Irrespective of whether it’s one for you or not, team ETAuto wishes you and your loved ones the very best!
And, as always, we solicit your feedback on this new weekly newsletter. Your feedback and suggestions are much appreciated. Please send them to [email protected].
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