Self-driving cars need to learn the language of cyclists

The technology-led US stockmarket has hit another record peak. There are rumours of stonking pay packages for software developers in Silicon Valley. One of the leading tech behemoths has just achieved

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Sebastian Milbank proposes some radical remedies for a capital being terrorised by out-of-control cyclists

IF YOU’VE DRIVEN a new car recently, you might have been surprised at the number of audible and visual warnings accompanying your progress. It’s not a fault; the alerts are being issued by driver moni

WHEN YOU REACH a milestone birthday, it’s a time to reflect on memories and achievements for better or worse, which is why much of what you’ve read in this magazine has looked backwards. But it is als

Robert Hutton says many people fail to grasp the real nature of artificial intelligence