US EditionI asked 2 Rivian execs why an adventure-brand EV needs AI and self-driving. To them, they're logical next steps.
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Rivian Automotive is developing its own chip designs that will power AI and autonomous driving for electric vehicles (EVs). Two executives leading the technology development agree that the company's "adventurous spirit" is consistent with its cutting-edge AI technology.
I asked 2 Rivian execs why an adventure-brand EV needs AI and self-driving. To them, they're logical next steps.
If there were a Venn diagram of a motorist who desires an adventure-focused cars and truck with off-roading ability on one side and a motorist who desires a software-centric, computer-first cars and truck that could drive itself on the other, would there be a great deal of overlap in between the 2 circles? Rivian’s wagering yes. On Thursday, Rivian hosted an “Autonomy & & AI Day” at the business’s research study and advancement center in Palo Al…
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