Podcasts about drivepilot

L'industria alimentare si trova in un periodo di grande trasformazione, dove la tecnologia gioca un ruolo cruciale nell'evoluzione dei prodotti. Tecnologie avanzate, come la stampa 3D, stanno rivoluzionando il modo in cui vengono prodotti gli alimenti, offrendo alternative in grado di competere con i prodotti tradizionali e allo stesso tempo mantenere texture e sapori che fino a poco tempo fa sembravano inarrivabili. Per approfondire il ruolo della tecnologia nella ridefinizione del futuro alimentare, della carne di Redefine Meat in particolare, abbiamo invitato Alessandro Fariello, Country Manager per l'Italia di Redefine Meat.Nella sezione delle notizie parliamo di Mercedes che aggiorna il Drive Pilot per auto sempre più a guida autonoma e infine di o3, l'ultima novità dei 12 giorni di OpenAI che ci avvicina a una Intelligenza Artificiale Generale.--Indice--00:00 - Introduzione01:34 - Mercedes aggiorna il Drive Pilot (DDay.it, Matteo Gallo)02:44 - o3, l'ultimo dei 12 giorni di OpenAI (AgendaDigitale.eu, Luca Martinelli)04:18 - Redefine Meat: un nuovo orizzonte per l'industria della carne (Alessandro Fariello, Davide Fasoli, Matteo Gallo)39:06 - Conclusione--Contatti--• www.dentrolatecnologia.it• Instagram (@dentrolatecnologia)• Telegram (@dentrolatecnologia)• YouTube (@dentrolatecnologia)• redazione@dentrolatecnologia.it--Brani--• Ecstasy by Rabbit Theft• No Pressure by Tim Beeren & xChenda

- GM's Mary Barra Slams Shawn Fain… - …So Does Ford's Farley  - UAW Expands Strike to Two More Plants - UAW Reaches Agreement with Mack Truck - Auto Suppliers Beg for Strike Relief - Tesla Updates Model Y in China - No New EV Plant for VW In Wolfsburg - Auto Alliance Says CAFE Rules Not Feasible - Teamsters Oppose GM Cruise AV Exemption - Mercedes Launches L3 Drive Pilot in U.S. - Italy Wants to Block Chinese EV Imports

- GM's Mary Barra Slams Shawn Fain… - …So Does Ford's Farley  - UAW Expands Strike to Two More Plants - UAW Reaches Agreement with Mack Truck - Auto Suppliers Beg for Strike Relief - Tesla Updates Model Y in China - No New EV Plant for VW In Wolfsburg - Auto Alliance Says CAFE Rules Not Feasible - Teamsters Oppose GM Cruise AV Exemption - Mercedes Launches L3 Drive Pilot in U.S. - Italy Wants to Block Chinese EV ImportsThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3270299/advertisement

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: State of Generally Available Self-Driving, published by jefftk on August 22, 2023 on LessWrong. After a lot of discussions online where people try to argue about where self-driving tech is going but seem pretty confused about where the tech currently is, I wanted to give a bit of an overview of the current state. There are two main approaches: taxis and personal vehicles. There are many companies that have gotten as far as testing with a safety driver and/or with "trusted tester" riders, but as far as I can tell only two companies run commercial ride services open to the public without anyone in the driver's seat: Waymo (Google-affiliated) has been operating fully driverless vehicles in Phoenix AZ as a commercial ride service since 2020. They used to have a waitlist, but at this point anyone can download the app and try it. They've just expanded to SF, and have a waitlist for LA and Austin. As of 2023-08 they claim to be serving 10k weekly riders. Cruise (GM-affiliated) has been operating fully driverless vehicles in SF as a commercial ride service since 2022. They also now seem to cover Austin and Phoenix, and as of 2023-08-02 also claim 10k weekly riders. For personal vehicles, the most automation you can currently get is Level 3. These are systems where, when engaged, the person in the driver's seat can safely and legally read a book or otherwise not pay attention. If the system runs into a situation it can't handle, it alerts the driver, and if the driver doesn't take control it automatically stops the car. One option here, and maybe the only commercially available one, is Mercedes' Drive Pilot, which they launched in Germany in 2022. It only operates on highways under 40mph (essentially, stop-and-go traffic) but Mercedes takes on the legal liability when it's engaged. They claim their 2024 (as in, starting late this year) US models of their S-class and EQS sedans will have DrivePilot as an option and are approved in CA and NV. There may be other L3 systems in other countries - I'm having a lot of trouble telling what exactly launched with what models and whether it qualifies as L3. Overall, the current state is beyond "it's just a demo", but it's also still heavily limited by location and current conditions. Comment via: facebook, mastodon Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: State of Generally Available Self-Driving, published by jefftk on August 22, 2023 on LessWrong. After a lot of discussions online where people try to argue about where self-driving tech is going but seem pretty confused about where the tech currently is, I wanted to give a bit of an overview of the current state. There are two main approaches: taxis and personal vehicles. There are many companies that have gotten as far as testing with a safety driver and/or with "trusted tester" riders, but as far as I can tell only two companies run commercial ride services open to the public without anyone in the driver's seat: Waymo (Google-affiliated) has been operating fully driverless vehicles in Phoenix AZ as a commercial ride service since 2020. They used to have a waitlist, but at this point anyone can download the app and try it. They've just expanded to SF, and have a waitlist for LA and Austin. As of 2023-08 they claim to be serving 10k weekly riders. Cruise (GM-affiliated) has been operating fully driverless vehicles in SF as a commercial ride service since 2022. They also now seem to cover Austin and Phoenix, and as of 2023-08-02 also claim 10k weekly riders. For personal vehicles, the most automation you can currently get is Level 3. These are systems where, when engaged, the person in the driver's seat can safely and legally read a book or otherwise not pay attention. If the system runs into a situation it can't handle, it alerts the driver, and if the driver doesn't take control it automatically stops the car. One option here, and maybe the only commercially available one, is Mercedes' Drive Pilot, which they launched in Germany in 2022. It only operates on highways under 40mph (essentially, stop-and-go traffic) but Mercedes takes on the legal liability when it's engaged. They claim their 2024 (as in, starting late this year) US models of their S-class and EQS sedans will have DrivePilot as an option and are approved in CA and NV. There may be other L3 systems in other countries - I'm having a lot of trouble telling what exactly launched with what models and whether it qualifies as L3. Overall, the current state is beyond "it's just a demo", but it's also still heavily limited by location and current conditions. Comment via: facebook, mastodon Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org

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We're joined by old friend and Twitch streamer Doomkitten to discuss live stream gaming and more! Here's everything we talked about:Clicker Heroes Clan UpdateMicrosoft's "Ultimate Laptop" Surface BookXbox's Phil Spencer Doesn't Like Console Wars"Blackout" by Drivepilot - http://soundcloud.com/drivepilotDoomkitten discusses stream preparation and more!Find Doomkitten's Twitch channel over at:http://www.twitch.tv/doomkittenplaysComing up:On October 17th, join us as we live stream some GATcast Gaming. You will also have a chance to join in on the action via TeamSpeak3! More info on our websiteOn October 24th, GATcast returns with artists Sarieu and CJ “Aki”. We’ll discuss selling artwork at conventions, the amount of work that goes into each piece and some fun con stories!Brand Logo by: DoomkittenAdditional Artwork by: Scott VyperGAT music composed by: Scott VyperAmazon commercial music by: Kevin MacLeodChat moderation by: TanakilaAudio and Video editing by: Scott VyperStream and Technical support by: WalterWebsite: http://www.gatcast.comTwitch: http://twitch.gatcast.comYouTube: http://youtube.gatcast.comTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/gatcastFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/gatcast Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/gatcast

This week, Roger rejoins the cast to discuss his experiences in GameStop and Joe aka Enforcer from the Lethal Injection Minecraft Podcast joins us as a former employee of Game Krazy. Scott and Walter talk with them to tell some horror stories behind the counter, as well as some consumer horror stories as well! Here's what we talked about:GATcast goes every 2 weeks in October, with livestream gaming on the off weeksCon+Alt+Del panels: GATcast panel and a LIMP panelPokemon World Championships CrisisYouTube Gaming is here, but is it good?The cast discusses common retailer problems not just associated with stores like GameStopGameStop stole money from Nintendo?!Retailers are forced to sell or destroy, never donate.And more!Track played during the break was "Retaliation" by Drivepilot, very special thanks to Drivepilot for permission to play this track and share the love! Get more tunes from Drivepilot here:http://www.soundcloud.com/drivepilotComing up:On September 12th: GATcast will live stream some games and asks the community to come join in on the fun! Join us on our TeamSpeak3 server! (Server info on website)On September 26th: Static (777static777), former member of Hermitcraft, will be joining us to talk Minecraft, YouTube and more!Brand Logo by: DoomkittenAdditional Artwork by: Scott VyperGAT music composed by: Scott VyperAmazon commercial music by: Kevin MacLeodChat moderation by: TanakilaAudio and Video editing by: Scott VyperStream and Technical support by: WalterWebsite: http://www.gatcast.comTwitch: http://twitch.gatcast.comYouTube: http://youtube.gatcast.comTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/gatcastFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/gatcast Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/gatcast

Guest DJ Chad Vicious delivers a hard electro heavy metal banger that will make your pulse race! It's Vicious at his most vicious! Here's the track listing: Chad Vicious - Cocaine & Vodka 2012 mix Die Antwood - Fink you freaky Cybernasty - I'll show you nasty (Chad Vicious remix) Controls - Maximizer LoFi Bitches - Fat ass Haezer - Crank Marilyn Manson - New shit (Krool Kickz remix) Chad Vicious - Primate Haezer - Confidence (Obey! remix) Bloody Beatroots - Rocksteady Knife Party - Rage Valley Tim Tonik - Commercial Fuck (Gor Flsh remix) Zeds Dead - Cowboy (F.o.o.l. remix) Schoolboy - Aftershock DJ Delan Manojlovic - Let's do it again (Hijack Da Bass remix) Le Castle Vania - Nobody gets out alive (Drivepilot remix) Dada Life - Happy violence (The Boomzers remix)