Here's how Bosch teaches cars to see using artificial intelligence

A car needs to be able to see its environment before it can drive itself. Don't let pareidolia fool you; its eyes aren't headlights. They are made out of metal, glass, and plastic parts, and they rely on an enormous amount of computing power to remain open. Without them, the car's brain isn't able to make the right decision at the right time. Bosch gave us a chance to briefly explore the German countryside in one of its prototypes to discover how a car sees the world around it.