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Are Gen AI smartphones and driverless cars the future we can’t escape? Do we really need them? In the latest episode of Mint Tech, hosts Shouvik Das and Leslie D'Monte talk about the upcoming launch of the world’s first AI phone and how big companies are pushing generative AI features into every smartphone, across all price points. Shouvik shares his experience with Waymo in San Francisco. Imagine how relaxing it is to let the car handle the driving while you just sit back and enjoy the ride. The conversation dives into whether India is ready for such technology. Important topics like road infrastructure, safety concerns, and the current regulations in place are covered. The conversation also highlights how advancements in AI are not just changing our smartphones but are also reshaping the future of transportation. So, tune in to explore the potential of driverless cars and how AI is transforming mobility in India and beyond!
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Are Gen AI smartphones and driverless cars the future we can’t escape? Do we really need them? In the latest episode of Mint Tech, hosts Shouvik Das and Leslie D'Monte talk about the upcoming launch of the world’s first AI phone and how big companies are pushing generative AI features into every smartphone, across all price points. Shouvik shares his experience with Waymo in San Francisco. Imagine how relaxing it is to let the car handle the driving while you just sit back and enjoy the ride. The conversation dives into whether India is ready for such technology. Important topics like road infrastructure, safety concerns, and the current regulations in place are covered. The conversation also highlights how advancements in AI are not just changing our smartphones but are also reshaping the future of transportation. So, tune in to explore the potential of driverless cars and how AI is transforming mobility in India and beyond!
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