EDITORIAL This morning, while having breakfast at home, a piece of TV news attracted my attention. The economic journalist said that, according to some studies, all the money so far
invested in AI should generate a revenue figure larger than what the entire Google group makes currently. I guessed it should be a remarkable number but, to have a better idea, I searched on Statista.com and found what follows. |
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Securing the Road Ahead in the Transition to AVs The automotive industry is shifting gears, moving from hardware-centric to software-defined, always connected and customer-centric vehicles to provide a more
enjoyable and personalized driving experience. Customers are increasingly looking for new and improved offerings, such as personalized in-car experiences and infotainment options, driven by advancements in technologies like ADAS and cockpit systems.
Fossil fuel CO2 emissions hit record high in 2025 The 2025 Global Carbon Budget projects 38.1 billion tonnes of fossil carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions this year. Decarbonisation of energy systems is
progressing in many countries – but this is not enough to offset the growth in global energy demand. With projected emissions from land-use change (such as deforestation) down to 4.1 billion tonnes in 2025, total CO2 emissions are projected to be slightly lower than last year.
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New UK study is first to confirm headlights getting brighter, potentially affecting safety A new study from the UK’s TRL (Transport Research Laboratory) has provided the first objective evidence that excess glare from modern vehicle
headlamps is a phenomenon on UK roads, not just driver perception, recommending public information campaigns and new approaches to vehicle design. Heathrow wins backing for £33bn third runway as ministers reject rival proposal Heathrow’s plan for a new 3,500-metre runway will be privately financed and paid for through increased airline costs and will involve rerouting one section of the M25 motorway. The other proposal,
submitted by the firm owned by hotel tycoon Surinder Arora, was recommending a runway just 2,800 metres in length, which would supposedly reduce risk and avoid spiralling costs. |
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