Toyota Research Institute emphasizes safety of AI-assisted driving

TRI’s GRIP test vehicle at Thunderhill Raceway.

The safety of autonomous vehicles has been called into question after incidents such as an accident last month involving Cruise led to a pause in operations, layoffs, and the resignation of the company’s CEO. However, development continues, and the Toyota Research Institute recently provided reporters a glimpse into its Accelerated Concepts program in “active safety.”

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