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Driverless Cars May Let You Choose Who Survives A Crash
- Monday October 23, 2017
- Reported by Pratik Rakshit, Written by PTI
The car would use the information to calculate the actions it will execute, taking into account the probability that the passengers or other parties suffer harm as a consequence of the car's decision.
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www.carandbike.com
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Chinese Driverless Cars Complete 2000-Kilometre Road Test
- Sunday April 17, 2016
- World News | Press Trust of India
Two self-driving cars produced by a Chinese firm completed a 2,000-km journey in China's first long-distance road test for autonomous vehicles in a bid to stay ahead of Google and others in developing driverless car technology.
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www.ndtv.com
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Self-Driving Cars May Face Increased Hacking Risk: Study
- Monday February 1, 2016
- World News | Press Trust of India
The driverless car technology will open up new security problems such as hacks that make it possible to take over the brakes, engine or other components of a car remotely, researchers say.
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www.ndtv.com
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Driverless Cars May Let You Choose Who Survives A Crash
- Monday October 23, 2017
- Reported by Pratik Rakshit, Written by PTI
The car would use the information to calculate the actions it will execute, taking into account the probability that the passengers or other parties suffer harm as a consequence of the car's decision.
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www.carandbike.com
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Chinese Driverless Cars Complete 2000-Kilometre Road Test
- Sunday April 17, 2016
- World News | Press Trust of India
Two self-driving cars produced by a Chinese firm completed a 2,000-km journey in China's first long-distance road test for autonomous vehicles in a bid to stay ahead of Google and others in developing driverless car technology.
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www.ndtv.com
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Self-Driving Cars May Face Increased Hacking Risk: Study
- Monday February 1, 2016
- World News | Press Trust of India
The driverless car technology will open up new security problems such as hacks that make it possible to take over the brakes, engine or other components of a car remotely, researchers say.
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www.ndtv.com