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Which led me to thinking about these mooted driverless cars, like the Google Driverless Car project.
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Even beyond the world of autos, the Google driverless car should be a wake-up call about the pace of disruptive technological change that looms for every industry.
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He says the coming technology explosion will drive out factory workers, low-skilled laborers, customer-service operators and even truck and taxi drivers (thank you Google Driverless Car).
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The Financial Times is carrying a story that Google too is now working on a smart watch and it is doing so in its Android division rather than at X Labs, where the folks are looking after Google Glass and the driverless car.
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If the driverless car technology works, Google could provide the driverless software to manufacturers, rather than making cars itself.
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In sum, the driverless car provides Google with tremendous future business option value, all for less than what GM has spent on Super Bowl commercials over the last decade.
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But just as Google came back with Glass and the driverless car, and updated their innovation reputation (and share price), so too Apple will return.
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Google is driving a transformation in automobiles and transportation with its driverless car technology.
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And it will of course be inevitable when cars are driven by computers, something Google and others are quickly making a reality with the development of the driverless car.
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Several car manufacturers and other companies such as Google have recently demonstrated driverless vehicles and three US states - California, Nevada and Florida - even allow self-driving cars on their roads.
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