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The Innovation Report

Federal Safety Regulators Say Hands-Free Driving Doesn’t Improve Safety

The systems that allow drivers to take their hands off the wheel are convenient but don't improve safety because people who use them often pay less attention to the road, the...

Robotaxi Companies Refuse To Say How Often Their AVs Need Remote Help

In February, Senator Ed Markey (D-MA) sent letters to seven U.S. companies working on autonomous vehicle technology with a list of questions. He especially wanted to know how...

Could The AI Power Crunch Put Hydrogen Back At The Center Of The Energy Conversation?

For utility planners, artificial intelligence is no longer the topic of a futuristic world; it is the center of discussion about AI data center power. AI electricity demand is a...

Tesla Admits Its Robotaxis Are Sometimes Driven by Remote Humans

Are Tesla Robotaxis truly autonomous in nature? According to a new update, Tesla has officially acknowledged that its robotaxis are not always fully autonomous and can...

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General Motors Lays Off Workers At Ohio Site 

An Ohio battery plant owned by General Motors and once championed by President Donald Trump as symbolizing his American manufacturing revival is laying off hundreds of workers amid a slump in demand for electric vehicles. GM confirmed the decision to The Associated...

Kickstart: Safety And History In The Hall Of Fame

The Society of Plastics Engineers' Automotive Division is honoring a classic piece of safety this year for entry into the Hall of Fame: the seat belt. It may be hard to believe, but in the 42-year history of the Automotive Innovation Awards' Hall of...

BMW Joins China’s Open-Source Innovation Center

BMW has become the first foreign automaker to join the Open Source Innovation Development Promotion Center under the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, marking a major step in its local collaboration strategy and commitment to the...