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What’s next in intelligent technology: a look into 2020 and beyond

At a recent tech forum, experts explored the promise—and pain points—of AI and other powerful new tools

What’s next in intelligent technology: a look into 2020 and beyond

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Nine things you will (and won’t) be doing in autonomous vehicles when you’re no longer behind the wheel…

…other than working, sleeping, and watching TV

Nine things you will (and won’t) be doing in autonomous vehicles when you’re no longer behind the wheel…

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How entertaining will your car be?

In the looming AV era, say goodbye to mpg and rpm. The new gold standard is EPM—experiences per mile. And unusual corporate alliances are being formed to deliver this.

How entertaining will your car be?

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Creating a safe—and entertaining—super-information highway

Building the infrastructure for automated vehicles starts with processing instantaneous data on a scale never seen before. Here is how one company is responding to the challenge.

Creating a safe—and entertaining—super-information highway

Impact

A mix-and-match approach to COVID-19 vaccines could help vaccinate the world—and fight the variants

These community banking institutions should be the center of the recovering economy

Americans gave a record $471 billion to charity in 2020

News

Juneteenth is the newest federal holiday: Here’s what’s open and what’s closed

23andMe jumps on stock market debut, as privacy concerns about genetic testing abound

American Airlines app leads the download pack as summer travel takes flight

Co.Design

How 14 Black creatives got 800 companies to honor Juneteenth

COVID-19 devastated healthcare workers. Here’s how to make sure that doesn’t happen again

This magical portal connects people across two cities

Work Life

We need to stop referring to work as ‘family.’ Here’s why

4 ways to close the opportunity gap for Black founders

This is how companies can get Juneteenth right this year