Marc Hoag
Marc Hoag AI Law Pod (formerly Autonomous Cars with Marc Hoag)
Welcome to the Marc Hoag AI Law Pod, the spiritual successor to Autonomous Cars with Marc Hoag. Formerly the #1 Google result for "autonomous cars podcasts" with 200 episodes and 10K monthly listens, I've shifted gears -- pun intended. Join me as we explore the legal landscape of generative AI, tech startup law, copyright, contracts, data privacy, and more.marchoaglaw.comTwitter.com/marchoagLinkedIn.com/in/MarcHoagYouTube.com/@MarcHoagLawCopyright © 2024 Marc Hoag. All Rights Reserved.
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Episodes
#167-Tesla FSD beta 23.10.2020 15:03
So this is a big, hugely polarizing deal: Tesla has just unleashed the beta version of its so-called “full self-driving” or “FSD” for short. Released only to an extremely small, but unknown number of so-called “early adopter program” (“EAP”) customers, this software update — 2020.40.8.10 — unleashes the full suite of long promised “self driving” features in an admittedly risky package; so risky, i...
#166-Cruise goes driverless; Caterpillar ramps up AV tech; Ollie 2.0 20.10.2020 15:29
Today: Cruise to start driverless testing in California; Caterpillar grows its AV division; Local Motors plans to test its new Ollie 2.0 in Toronto. All this… right now. Driverless Cruise I’ve been a big fan of GM’s Cruise (formerly Cruise Automation) pretty much since ever. But I didn’t agree with their announcement in 2019 that they would release to the world a true driverless car — sans steerin...
#165-Jonah Bliss, Curbivore 16.10.2020 32:41
You've likely heard of Harry Campbell, otherwise known as " The Rideshare Guy ," and chances are, if you are a driver for services like Uber or Lyft, you listen to his podcast religiously; and if you don't, well, do. So Harry recently emailed me to invite me to an event that he's putting on next week, with the impossibly awesome name Curbivore . It's bringing together thought leaders from the inte...
#164-EU's safest vehicle; when do we ban human drivers; EVs as a roadmap for AVs 13.10.2020 26:23
Today: We discuss the results of a study by Thatcham Research and Euro NCAP to crown Europe's safest vehicle (spoiler alert: it's not Tesla); when do we ban human driven vehicles; and we consider the path to EVs as a roadmap for AVs. All this... right now. Europe's safest vehicle A recent study was just published from Thatcham Research and Euro NCAP that sought to determine the safest vehicle you...
#163-Waymo One launches driverless rides for the public 09.10.2020 15:07
In a surprise move that came seemingly out of nowhere, Waymo has just opened up its Waymo One autonomous vehicle taxi services to the general public in its testing grounds just outside of Phoenix, Arizona; crucially however, these vehicles aren't just autonomous, they're driverless autonomous vehicles; i.e., Level 5 AVs. Until now, Waymo had been testing its autonomous Chrysler Pacifica minivans w...
#162-California to ban sale of new ICE vehicles in 2035 07.10.2020 20:27
California recently announced a ban on the sale of new internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles in 2035. This is an incredible decision but one which has been met with a surprising -- or not -- amount of resistance. I'm going to explain why everybody who disagrees with this is wrong. The first argument I've heard is people complaining that they should be allowed to buy ICE vehicles. This is not a...
#161 - Andreas Herrmann and Maximilian Richter 25.09.2020 56:00
On their research to classify cities into 5 archetypes to determine the optimal future mobility solution for each city Hoag+Co. associate Maximilian Richter and Andreas Herrmann, researchers at the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland, have joined me to talk about their latest multi-year study. If you remember, an often-discussed topic on this podcast has been a 2018 study by BCG and the World...
#160-Anna Kleissner, PhD & Michael Semmer 28.08.2020 1:01:16
Austria's Magna Steyr and its imminent ICE to EV transition, and how it syncs up with an AV future If you want to attend MOVE America on September 1-3, grab your free passes here: hoagandco.com I know I often say this about many guests on my show, but today’s discussion with Anna Kleissner, PhD and Michael Semmer, MS, was absolutely fascinating; easily one of my all-time favorite discussion...
#159-Frantz Saintellemy, LeddarTech 24.07.2020 59:26
A year and a half ago — January 2019 — I was invited to CES 2019 by the good folks over at HERE Technologies to moderate three days worth of talks. ( Here ’s the episode I did and a brief video .) Apart from getting seriously sick for those three days — a weird, hugely unpleasant thing for someone who, knock on wood, never gets sick — it was an otherwise fantastic experience. During those several...
#158-Ryan Shaw, Ryan Shaw Tech 10.07.2020 56:06
If you have even a passing interest in Teslas — including and especially their recently-released Model Y, which I call “the most important vehicle since Henry Ford’s Model T some 112 years ago — then chances are you know Ryan Shaw and love his deeply informative, highly objective and sincere videos. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfv7-e6_6ZhvDL9-7Yw5OVA I’ve come to admire Ryan because, like me,...
#157-Amazon buys Zoox; Nvidia & Mercedes; Volvo & Waymo 27.06.2020 24:53
Boom! Amazon buys Zoox for $1.2B; Nvidia and Mercedes partner up for AV tech in Mercedes vehicles from 2024; and Volvo and Waymo partner up, with Volvo getting lidar kit from Luminar.
#156-Dmitry Shevelenko-Tortoise 16.06.2020 59:25
Dmitry is the Founder & President of Tortoise, an autonomous/teleoperation e-scooter company.
#155-James Wu, DeepMap.ai 12.06.2020 1:12:31
Dr. James Wu Dr. James Wu is Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer at DeepMap. Prior to founding DeepMap, James built his career at Baidu, Apple, and Google. At Baidu, James served as Principal Architect for the self-driving team. At Google, James was a core member of Google Earth and Google Maps team. James earned his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Alabama and his BS in Computer...
#154-Amazon Prime's "Upload," and my thoughts on their trolley paradox solution 05.06.2020 19:11
Amazon Prime recently launched a (ridiculous) new show called Upload. The first 15 minutes show a passable take on an AV future in which the lead character's AV is hacked and he crashes and dies and goes to (virtual) heaven. There's a subtle, implicit reference to the trolley paradox, and a suggested solution to simply "prioritize" your AV according to your preferences, e.g., to prioritize pedestr...
#153-GM Ultra Cruise; Self-Driving Scooters; Improved Regulation for Delivery Bots 22.05.2020 30:55
1. GM Ultra Cruise: GM's current semi-autonomous driving tech, Super Cruise, uses onboard HD maps for certain freeways to enable hands-free driving on those freeways that are mapped. Now, GM is planning to expand this tech city streets with so-called Ultra Cruise. 2. E-Scooters are going autonomous as Go X borrows Tortoise's self-driving scooter retrofit kit to shuttle scooters autonomous to passe...
#152-Andy Schaudt, Program Director, Automated Vehicle Systems, Virginia Tech Transportation Institute 15.05.2020 49:47
Today we speak with Andy Schaudt, Program Director at the Automated Vehicle Systems group at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute.5
#151-Zoox for sale; Voyage + FCA; Intel + Moovit 12.05.2020 18:56
Today we discuss Zoox up for sale (and I predict VW grabs them up); Voyage and FCA partner up; Intel brings in Moovit to join Mobileye.
#150-Ford delays AV launch to 2022; GM's Maven shuts down; Audi releases A2D2 29.04.2020 14:36
Today, Ford delays their autonomous vehicle launch to 2022 due to COVID-19; GM’s Maven shuts down; and Audi releases A2D2, their autonomous vehicle training data set.
#149-Leanid Tsurankou, Qibus 24.04.2020 58:30
A fantastic, nearly 1-hour long conversation with Leanid Tsurankou, founder & CEO of Qibus ( website ), a teleoperation startup.
#148-Martin Adler, PhD & Nick Reed, PhD on COVID's impact on the autonomous vehicle industry 17.04.2020 43:12
Today's #podcast episode, Ep148, is live! A fantastic episode with Hoag+Co. partner Martin Adler , PhD and associate Nick Reed , PhD (btw, search YouTube for his TEDx talk on autonomous cars!) coming at us from Amsterdam and Oxford, respectively, as we discuss the impact of #COVID on the #AutonomousVehicle industry. Have a listen now, and catch up with the last few episodes that I forgot to share!...
#147-AV design woes; BMW and AV design; COVID's impact on Voyage 15.04.2020 16:53
We address the question why AVs all look like bread loaves; BMW's approach to AV design; and further discussion on COVID's impact on AV, in this case, looking at Voyage.
#146-Covid's impact on delivery and ride sharing; testing; and regulation 10.04.2020 17:24
#146-Covid's impact on delivery, testing, and regulation @hoagandco @autonomoushoag hoagandco.com
#145-Special: COVID-19 27.03.2020 7:09
A few thoughts that came to my mind a few days ago. I put them to paper, and now I'm putting them to video , too. In light of the unthinkable global threat of #COVID19 (#coronavirus), and the recent turn for the worse in my home country of the USA, here's a bit of optimistic "historical patriotism" to offer some global hope and inspiration.
#144-Tal Cohen, Drive TLV 24.03.2020 33:51
A fascinating conversation with Tal Cohen of Drive TLV , a Tel Aviv-based tech accelerator focusing on all things automotive, autonomous vehicles, and mobility. @hoagandco | hoagandco.com @autonomoushoag YouTube.com/AutonomousCarsWithMarcHoag
#143-Allison Kender, Transportation Research Center, Inc. 21.03.2020 39:09
A really great conversation with Allison Kender on all things passive safety -- crash structure, crash testing, etc -- and how it relates to, and needs to change, in anticipation of future autonomous vehicle designs. @hoagandco | hoagandco.com @autonomoushoag YouTube.com/AutonomousCarsWithMarcHoag
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