ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mobility is anything that moves you from point A to point B. But the technology behind it — propulsion, fuel, batteries, autonomy, and interfaces — is evolving so fast that most of us only see a slice of the picture. In this episode of TechMobility Topics, we tighten the definition of mobility, then blow it wide open.
We also challenge the idea that you can simply opt out of AI. If you use a smartphone, email, online shopping, or customer service systems, AI is already part of your daily routine — and the real choice is whether you learn it on your terms or get dragged along by default settings you never picked.
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