Toyota targets AI-powered driver assistance systems within five years
Japanese carmaker wants to add a new level of intelligence to driver aids
Toyota has revealed ambitions to create driver assistance systems in the next five years that incorporate artificial intelligence (AI). Reuters reported that Gill Pratt, chief executive of the Toyota...
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