#Autonomous_vehicles_test_road_driving_is_it_okay

The Verge criticized autonomous vehicle test legislation as flowing in a corporate-friendly direction. The autonomous driving industry consists of billionaires like Google, Uber, and Tesla. Congress approved the use of highways as test roads before sufficiently validating the industry's claims that "driver error accounts for 94% of traffic accidents and autonomous vehicles can reduce such accidents." Related experts added that "Congress is unwilling to communicate while mentioning safety risks due to insufficient autonomous vehicle technology."

#Artificial_intelligence_Lenovo_joins_too

Lenovo announced plans to launch augmented reality (AR) headset 'daystAR' and voice assistant speaker 'Smart Cast+' equipped with AI capabilities at the Shanghai Tech World Innovation Summit. The headset can scan, upload, and edit 3D objects without connecting to a computer. Additionally, the company plans to launch additional apps for remote support, gaming, and design. Lenovo is preparing to launch a voice assistant called 'CAVA', similar to Amazon Alexa, which provides users with information about meetings and post-work traffic conditions tailored to their perspective.


#Robots_are_we_coping_or_being_replaced

Sami Atiya, president of ABB's Robotics and Motion division, stated at a seminar hosted by TechCrunch that "robots introduced into manufacturing processes will actually result in additional job creation." Although humans have concerns about new technology, ultimately humans find ways to adapt and use it as a tool to complement work. He cited Germany, which has the highest proportion of industrial robots, as an example where manufacturing unemployment is lowest, noting that more than two additional tasks have been created following robot implementation.

#Google_is_building_a_feed

Google, which has been focusing on content for the past several months, announced 'Feed'. After searching for movies, sports, celebrities, and other topics, when users click the follow button, information about that topic is updated and provided. Google's goal is for users to open their feed like on Twitter or Facebook and gain 'more stories' rather than endless scrolling, so they spend longer time on Google. TechCrunch stated that Google will build a 'ghost town' by leveraging information obtained from search, email, calendar, maps, YouTube, and Android rather than social features.