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Sebastian Thrun: Chiếc xe tự lái của Google
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Sebastian Thrun đã góp công xây dựng chiếc ô-tô tự lái đáng kinh ngạc của Google. Động lực cho anh là một khao khát cá nhân: cứu người và giảm thiểu tai nạn giao thông. Video cho ta thấy chiếc xe đã từng thắng Thử Thách DARPA này lái qua những con đường đông đúc mà không cần ai ngồi sau vô lăng, và thước quay lái thử đầy kịch tính ở TED2011 cho thấy vật thể này có thể phóng nhanh tới mức nào.
Sebastian Thrun is the director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab and is working, through robotics, to change the way we understand the world. Full bio »
Translated into Vietnamese by Lien Hoang Kim
Reviewed by Minh Trang Lai
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