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14 Interestana reports mention Ford, newest first. Each is summarised from the original reporting and links back to its publisher.
The burgeoning driverless car industry is confronting a fundamental branding challenge: as vehicles transition from owned possessions to summoned services, the traditional brand loyalty associated with car manufacturers like Ford or Volkswagen is diminishing.
Companies are increasingly facing a cycle of AI-driven layoffs followed by rehiring, highlighting a fundamental misunderstanding of job roles and the integration of artificial intelligence into the workforce. Ford, for instance, hired approximately 350 veteran engineers over three years…
Waymo, the autonomous driving technology company, is deploying vehicles manufactured in China for its robotaxi services in the United States. These custom-made Ojai vehicles began public rides in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix during the summer of 2026.
Ford launched a new artificial intelligence assistant today, integrated into the Ford and Lincoln mobile applications, designed to provide real-time answers to vehicle-specific diagnostic questions. This AI assistant leverages live telemetry data from the vehicle to offer precise information, effectively…
Ancestry, the prominent online genealogy company that also manages well-known platforms like Newspapers.com and Find A Grave, is significantly advancing its use of artificial intelligence to uncover deeply personal and often surprising family connections for its vast user base.
Factorial Energy, a developer of solid-state battery technology, announced a significant partnership with SK On, a leading electric vehicle battery manufacturer and a key supplier to Hyundai Motor Group, on October 26, 2023.
Ford has rehired hundreds of experienced auto industry veterans over the past three years, a strategic shift following an overreliance on artificial intelligence that led to significant reliability problems. The automaker brought back 350 "gray beard" engineers, many…
Ford began producing low-cost lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells in the United States this week, marking a significant step in its electric vehicle (EV) strategy. These LFP cells will initially power Ford's upcoming $30,000 midsize EV pickup truck, making…