Toyota ties up with U.S. universities on artificial intelligence studies

Toyota ties up with U.S. universities on artificial intelligence studies

Toyota Motor Corp. Senior Managing Officer Kiyotaka Ise speaks at a press conference in East Palo Alto, California, on Sept. 4, 2015. Toyota said it will invest $50 million in the next five years to expand its research on safety technology to reduce deaths and injuries on the road using artificial intelligence through collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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