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Uber opens sign-ups for London robotaxis ahead of launch in monthsUber is launching its first robotaxi service in London. Users can now sign up for a chance to ride in these AI-driven vehicles. The service...- Uber opens sign-ups for London 'robotaxis' ahead of launch 'in months'Londoners can now sign up for a chance to experience the city's first robotaxis. Uber is partnering with British start-up Wayve to offer ri...
- The world is becoming training data for AI, for which everyone is unprotectedPronto, a home services startup, is facing criticism for using body-camera footage from workers inside customers’ homes to train AI and rob...
- Strikes to disrupt travel in London from TuesdayLondon Underground train drivers will strike for two 24-hour periods, beginning May 19 and May 21, over proposed changes to working hours. ...
- Giant leap, or a stretch? Musk’s Terafab plan bets big on space energy for AI, but execution risks cloud its promiseElon Musk plans Terafab to meet AI's massive energy needs. This venture involves building chips and generating power in space. Other compan...
- India's first driverless pod taxi system to decongest BKC in MumbaiMumbai is set to get a driverless Pod taxi system. The Automated Rapid Transit System will connect Kurla and Bandra Kurla Complex. This pro...
- Uber, Nvidia plan robotaxi rollout in 28 cities starting next yearRobotaxis are rapidly expanding into more cities as companies race to commercialize autonomous ride-hailing, but Alphabet's Waymo remains t...
- Metro's first train for Phase-IV operation reaches Delhi: DMRCThe first train for Delhi Metro's Phase-IV expansion arrived in Delhi. The train was manufactured by Alstom in Chennai. It will undergo tes...
- Delhi Metro Rail Corporation to use AI for phase-IV projectThe DMRC aims to use AI in phase-IV to improve train maintenance and crowd control. Managing director Vikas Kumar highlighted advancements ...
- Delhi Metro in 2021: Covid wave pause; second driverless ops to join elite clubTowards the fag end of the year, the rising number of Covid cases amid an Omicron scare, again prompted the government to impose fresh rest...
- Delhi Metro unveils first refurbished train after first-ever mid-life overhaul of old coachesThe refurbishment is being carried out by a consortium of Escorts Limited's Railway Equipment Division and South Africa-based Naledi Rail E...
- Driverless train operations on Pink Line inauguratedIn another milestone for the DMRC, driverless train operations on 59-km Pink Line of the Delhi Metro were flagged off on Thursday.
- Driverless train operations on Pink Line begins; Delhi Metro 4th globally in DTO networkIndia's first-ever driverless train operations on the Delhi Metro's Magenta Line was inaugurated on December 28 last year by Prime Minister...
- Driverless train operations on Pink Line to be inaugurated on November 25: Delhi MetroIndia's first-ever driverless train operations on the Delhi Metro's Magenta Line was inaugurated on December 28 last year by Prime Minister...
- DMRC makes move to get 48 trains for 3 new corridorsDMRC has floated tenders for design, manufacture, supply, testing, commissioning and training of staff for a total of 288 standard gauge co...
- India's first driverless train evokes pride, excitement among passengers young and oldFrom pride and excitement to surprise and a little bit of apprehension, several young and old passengers went through a gamut of emotions a...
- PM Modi inaugurates India's first-ever driverless train operations on Delhi Metro's Magenta LineThe driverless trains will be fully automated, which will eliminate the possibility of human error, the government has said, adding that af...
- PM Modi inaugurates India's first-ever driverless train operations on Delhi Metro's Magenta Line
- Delhi: There’s no driver in your train, but rest assured you’re in safe handsDelhi Metro is planning to introduce driverless operations on the Pink and Magenta lines.
- From October, get a Magenta Metro every 100 secondsIncreased frequency, however, would also mean that the DMRC would need to deploy more trains on the corridors to meet the demand.
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