Brodmann17 software brings artificial intelligence to low-cost computers for cars and other uses (Brodmann17) Carmakers are racing to meet new high-tech safety standards, such as automatic emergency braking systems, that are expected to take effect across Europe and the United States next year. But while such systems are expected to save thousands of lives, consumers and insurers worry they will also push up the price of new vehicles and the cost of repairs, because they rely on expensive equipment like sensors and computer processors. With cars becoming increasingly dependent on computing po...