Honda Motor plans to introduce SAE Level 3 self-driving in its electric vehicles, partnering with Helm.AI. Helm.AI uses generative AI to create training data through a virtual fleet, a method that differs from Tesla's real-world data collection. Honda also is working with Renesas and TSMC to develop a powerful AI chip, addressing concerns about power efficiency.

TV subscriptions cost $100 or more a month, said 30% of participants in a Hub Entertainment Research study. People who spend that much likely have at least six subscriptions, favor exclusive content and often buy streaming services outside the top five.

Ford Motor has applied for a patent for an in-car voice feedback system that lets drivers send real-time complaints to the company. The system records and categorizes feedback, sending it to the cloud for analysis. While the system aims to improve product design by identifying issues, the effectiveness of Ford's response to feedback remains uncertain -- potentially mirroring basic chatbot interactions.

The concept of smartphones doubling as laptops is gaining traction, writes PCWorld's Mark Knapp who cites improved smartphone processors and display output capabilities. Widespread software support and hardware compatibility remain challenges, he adds.

Contactless payments have become the standard for transactions, with over two-thirds of in-person transactions on the Mastercard network using tap-and-go technology. The surge is driven by the convenience of digital wallets and retailers' efforts to improve the customer experience.

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