July 27th, 2023Description:When will autonomous vehicles proliferate on our roads? Are the predominant approaches technically viable to produce an autonomous vehicle that is better than a human driver in the next 10 years? Will autonomous vehicles ever really work, or will they forever be an expensive experiment?

Hosts:Mobility Impact Partners, and co-hosted by Barclays, Carnegie Mellon, and others

Debaters:

Con: Prof. Raj RajkumarCarnegie Mellon University

Pro: Brad TempletonConsultant on Robocars and Exponential TechnologyUniversity of Waterloorobocars.com

Moderator: Dan LevySenior Equity Research Analyst at Barclays

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