Dr Stephen Gould. Photo by Belinda Pratten
SARINA TALIP takes a journey into the not so distant future, where artificial intelligence makes life less of a chore and computers can recognise objects. A car drives along a road in downtown Nevada. It slows down for the pedestrians who run out in front of it, trying to make their bus on the other side of the road. The car turns a corner and avoids roadworks in the middle of the street. It stops at a red traffic light. When the light goes green, the car takes off again, keeping a safe distance behind the truck in front of it. So far, so normal.
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