AI & RoboticsNews

How should AI be governed? Open source syllabus offers framework

Kevin Frazier has ambitious plans to involve more voices in crucial conversations guiding artificial intelligence (AI). As an assistant professor of law at St. Thomas University spearheading an effort to create new legal educational tools for the AI sector, he recognizes inclusive global cooperation will be key to navigating AI’s complex societal impacts. In a recent interview with VentureBeat…
Read more
Cleantech & EV'sNews

Nissan Ariya electric SUV price cuts lead to $199 per month leases

After cutting prices, the Nissan Ariya is being offered with leases as low as $199 per month (find local dealers ). At these rates, Nissan’s electric SUV could currently be one of the best-value EVs to lease. Nissan was viewed as a pioneer in releasing the first mass-market EV in the US, the LEAF, in 2010. The automaker followed it up with its second global EV and first all-electric SUV, the…
Read more
Cleantech & EV'sNews

Stellantis partners with Ample to integrate battery swap capabilities into its EVs

Stellantis is getting into the battery swap game, announcing a partnership with US-based swap specialist Ample. Using Ample’s existing technology, Stellantis intends to deliver EVs with battery packs that can be swapped in five minutes, beginning with its 500e. As a global automotive conglomerate responsible for noteworthy brands like Jeep, Ram, and Fiat, you’ve probably heard of Stellantis…
Read more
Cleantech & EV'sNews

Tesla Holiday update leaks, and it's a bit of a weak one

Tesla’s annual Holiday software update, which is generally a big and fun one, has leaked, and it’s a bit disappointing this year. Every year around the holidays, Tesla is known to push a bigger software update with some features that are generally more about fun than being functional. Tesla regularly pushes new features to its fleet through software updates whenever they are ready, but it…
Read more