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Board of Visitors at JMU extends Alger's term as president

Board of Visitors renews President Alger's contract

Summer 2021 recommended reading from MIT

Board of Visitors discusses COVID-19 plans for upcoming academic year

Meet the 11 Power Players of the Self-Driving Industry

Marianne Ayala/Insider Insider asked self-driving startups, analysts, and VCs to nominate the industry's biggest stars. The one rule: no CEOs. The list features employees from Tesla, Zoox, Morgan Stanley, and more. While CEOs and founders get most of the attention in the startup world, even the best leaders need a strong team behind them. In the autonomous-vehicle industry, it can be difficult to identify the most important supporting players from the outside. Most companies are still testing and refining technology that could be years from widespread use, so it's not always clear whose products are working and whose aren't.

Velodyne Lidar Announces Free Virtual Summit, Disruptive Women Powering Our Autonomous Future

JMU leadership approves new names for three buildings on campus

JMU leadership approves new names for three buildings on campus Published Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021, 10:40 am Join AFP's 100,000+ followers on Facebook Purchase a subscription to AFP | Subscribe to AFP podcasts on iTunes News, press releases, letters to the editor: augustafreepress2@gmail.com (© steheap – stock.adobe.com) James Madison University’s Board of Visitors voted Friday to approve the renaming of three buildings on the campus’s historic Quad for Drs. Joanne V. and Alexander Gabbin, Dr. Sheary Darcus Johnson (’70, ’74M) and Doris Harper Allen (’19H) and Robert Walker Lee. The recommendations were made by senior leadership in collaboration with the Campus History Committee.

Tasha Dhanraj and Rajiv Karia join BBC Studios Audio as Staff Writers

Hitting the Books: BMW's iDrive and the pitfalls of an overly customizable UX

December 12th, 2020 Tobias Schwarz / reuters The robots are evolving. Up until now they’ve been little more than rank automatons under the direct supervision of a human “in the loop.” But as AI and machine learning continue to advance, a new generation of robots is sure to emerge, more capable and independent than their predecessors and able to fill a wider variety of service positions than they do today — from delivering take-out orders to autonomously managing shipping warehouses. , by Motional CTO Laura Major and Julie Shah, director of the Interactive Robotics Group at MIT, explores how these transformative advances will require society to rethink its relationship with the working robots of tomorrow. In the excerpt below, Major and Shah explore the user experience, how companies leverage it to attract and maintain customers, and how allowing users to define their own experiences can lead to disastrous design outcomes.