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Uber announced Thursday it will begin using driverless cars to transport customers in the metro Phoenix area through a partnership with Waymo.

Teamsters and local community groups gathered to protest the L.A. launch of Alphabet’s driverless car arm.

A woman on TikTok shares her first-time experience with hopping aboard a driverless ride.

Josh Franklin, senior rabbi at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons, and Noreen Herzfeld, professor of theology and computer science at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University, will di…

It’s no accident — the intertwining of religion and tech is centuries old.

William Honaker is a Member in Dickinson Wright PLLC in Troy, Michigan. He has 30 years of intellectual property experience evaluating patents, trademarks and copyrights, along with advising clients on the protection of inventions, trademarks and copyrightable subject matter, with a focus on helping clients avoid unnecessary litigation. Honaker is a former USPTO examiner and author of Turn Your Ideas…

How do you value and protect know-how about unsuccessful products and experiments at a time of heightened employee mobility? It’s an increasingly important question for investors to consider

Whittle Consulting, a global expert in integrated strategic planning for the mining industry, and Pronto, the Silicon Valley-based autonomy pioneer producing the world's leading Autonomous Haulage System, today released their joint study, "Autonomous Swarm Haulage: The Economics of Autonomous Haulage with Small Trucks." The study presents a groundbreaking analysis demonstrating that when mining haul trucks are automated, bigger is no longer always better.

At the time, I wrote about how a powerful AI could lead people to worship it, bowing down before something so powerful it could control our lives and dictate our future.

The hunger to believe in something beyond the self is real. What if bots started creating scripture?