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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

SCIENCE & FUTURISTIC TECHNOLOGY

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TESLA'S HEAD OF SELF-DRIVING ADMITS ‘LAGGING A COUPLE YEARS' BEHIND WAYMO

Tesla's head of AI and self-driving, Ashok Elluswamy, recently admitted in an interview that the automaker's autonomous program is lagging a couple of years behind Waymo's. However, Tesla's approach is much cheaper, and its cost advantage will allow the company to scale faster. Tesla produces over a million cars a year, versus Waymo's few hundred units, and it plans to use the same vehicles for its autonomous riding service. The company is still limited to a level 2 advanced driver system, which requires constant supervision from the driver, while Waymo has been providing customers with level 4 autonomous driving rides for years. It plans to start offering level 4 autonomous rides to customers in Austin next month.

electrek.co · 4 min

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SERGEY BRIN POINTS TO WHERE GOOGLE GLASS FAILED — AND WHAT ANDROID XR GETS RIGHT

Google is getting back into the smart glasses game. The company has announced a partnership with Warby Parker - they plan to launch a series of smart glasses built on top of Google's Android XR as soon as next year. The rise of generative AI has allowed Google to revisit the idea of Google Glass, a wearable it launched in 2013 that failed partly due to a technology gap. The company has learned many lessons since the failed launch. Other companies, like Meta and Apple, are also reportedly working on smart glasses.

cnbc.com · 6 min

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