Surveillance Implications and Conversational Driving Assistants

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The negative surveillance implications are evident as a team of Stanford students trained their AI to guess locations in photos with high accuracy, challenging geolocation experts. Moreover, the advancement in conversational driving assistants is on the rise, exemplified by the partnership between Tom Tom and Microsoft to create an integrated assistant for auto manufacturers. This development aligns with Mercedes piloting chatbots in their infotainment systems for a more sophisticated AI experience tailored to the car use case.

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