The $1 Trillion Deep Learning Race for Smarter Cars - RTInsights

To learn to drive like a human, driverless cars will require massive amounts of data, programming, and computing power. According to a new report from KPMG, deep learning and other machine learning technologies could significantly change the automotive and transportation industries. By 2030, these advances could be worth $1 trillion. In the report, titled, "I see. To allow it to turn right after red? Except in New York where it is always illegal? Or where it is specifically forbidden? What if there is a pedestrian in the crossing? What if someone breaks the law and runs the red light in front of you? What if a bicycle comes speeding past you in the wrong direction?"