Artificial Intelligence

Why the US is reshaping the future of self-driving cars

Traffic flows along the 405 freeway in Los Angeles, California, July 17, 2011. A key Los Angeles freeway closed for construction work reopened some 18 hours ahead of schedule on Sunday, bringing an early end to a much-hyped "Carmageddon" traffic crisis that never materialized, officials said. REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES - Tags: TRANSPORT SOCIETY) - GM1E77I0YFD01

The dawn of the self-driving car will be an eventful moment for humanity. Image: REUTERS/Eric Thayer

Patrick Caughill
Associate Editor, Futurism
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