In a recent survey, one-in-five anticipate that next-generation technology will bring major disruption to their industry (23%), country (21%), or company (18%) over the next five years.

A new smartphone app co-developed by NASA just launched that aims to ready the first group of commercial astronauts.

The issue of driver attentiveness “is really a critical area,” said Bryan Reimer of MIT. “We are clearly picking up technology in the car, portable phones, et cetera, at rates that are far and above what should be socially acceptable.”

Microsoft is hoping its new policy makes it a more enticing choice than competitors like Alphabet Inc. and Amazon.com Inc.

Data is the great empowerer of the 21st century, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s new predictive AI tool gives manufacturers the ability to not only fix machines before they break, but break open new sources of revenue.

The deal with Honda might include co-creating a vehicle from scratch rather than modify existing models, as it has done with Jaguar and Fiat Chrysler.

"Some competitors, not by name because there are several, they’re trying to race to be the first one to show autonomous driving. I’m not so sure what being first gets you,” said Jack Hollis, group vice president of U.S. sales for the Toyota.