I Took a Ride in a Self Driving Car (and Didn't Die)

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January 22, 2022

At CES, I saw extraordinary gadgets that will probably never make it into the average home. From transparent displays to robot drummers, CES had it all. But one tech I did get to try out that you might someday enjoy was a self-driving car.

Yep, I took a ride in a car that drove itself without any human help. Well, almost without any human assistance. If you overlook the two times the safety driver had to hit the brakes to prevent a crash. So close and yet so far. Check out the top story for all the details.

Other Highlights:

  • In other car-related news, Tesla might announce a new product in the future. Only this will go on your head.
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I Took a Ride in a Self Driving Car (and Didn’t Die)


For years (decades, if you count movies), we’ve been promised self-driving cars. You’ll get in, sit back, and let the car do all the driving while you relax or get some work done. While at CES, I took a ride in a self-driving car, and it feels like the promise is closer than ever. But still far away. Read More »

 
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Facebook and Twitter Are Racing To Make Your Profile Picture an NFT


Without social media, NFT owners would have no place to show off or sell their expensive digital assets. So it’s no surprise that Facebook and Twitter want a piece of the pie. Both platforms are racing to adopt NFT technology and culture, starting with their users’ most popular request—verified NFT avatars. Read More »

 
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Tesla’s Next Product Might Go On Your Head


This week we learned that Tesla recently applied for an expansion of its trademark into the audio segment. The company added a trademark to sell audio equipment like speakers or headphones under its brand, suggesting your next Tesla purchase could go on your head. Read More »

 

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