Rani Molla is a Senior Tech Correspondent at Sherwood Media. She reports on the intersection of technology and culture, with a focus on AI platforms, robotics, and consumer electronics, while also creating visual information to enhance her storytelling. Rani has been featured in RealClearMarkets, Business Insider, Vox, AOL, Inc., The Verge, and Tech News Tube.
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New Jersey wants driverless cars, so long as they have lidar. But Tesla's are camera-only.
By: Rani Molla
Over the past two weeks, all 170 Tesla Robotaxi rides in Austin monitored by Robotaxi Tracker were unsupervised.
By: Rani Molla
In a significant development, all 170 Tesla Robotaxi rides in Austin have been reported as unsupervised over the past two weeks, according to Robotaxi Tracker.
As more robotaxis hit the road, the fight over the rules governing the technology is intensifying. Robotaxis are expanding. So is the fight over the rules governing them.
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Road Rage is a new short film in production that casts a murderous autonomous car as the bad guy — and taps into everything people already fear about AI on the road.
The upcoming short film 'Road Rage' portrays a murderous autonomous vehicle as the antagonist, tapping into societal fears surrounding AI on the roads.
Soaring RAM costs are driving up prices across the tech industry. It may take years to settle down.
By: Rani Molla
Workers are bragging about managing dozens of AI agents, but experts say the numbers can be deceiving and reveal little about productivity or value.
Rani Molla As AI threatens to upend white-collar work , some professionals are attempting to flip the script.
