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After Cruise Ban, What???s Next for Autonomous Vehicles?

Fully autonomous vehicles encountered another roadblock after Cruise’s ban in San Francisco. Here’s what that could mean for the future of AVs and a potential path forward. California Department of Motor Vehicles suspended Cruise’s permit to operate stating that its vehicles weren’t safe for public operation and that the company had misrepresented safety information. Days after the California ruling, Cruise announced its fleets in other U.S. cities would now be operated with human oversight. This follows a troubling trend regarding autonomous vehicles. But for every autonomous vehicle death, there are thousands more caused by our driving behaviors. The reality is that by changing our mindset about the development and oversight of driverless cars, we can dramatically reduce the overall number of deaths caused by traffic accidents. Related ReadingAI in Cars: 20 Examples of Automotive AI…

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Atlanta Dream Owners Accuse WNBA Of Overlooking Them Before Finals Scheduling Mess

The Atlanta Dream ownership group went public with a blistering letter accusing the WNBA of ignoring concerns raised two months earlier about how the league handled its marquee Finals scheduling. Dream ownership wrote an open letter to Atlanta about the arena situation. Larry Gottesdiener, Robyn Gottesdiener, Suzanne Abair and Renee Montgomery said that two months ago, when the WNBA finalized playoff dates and times, the Dream raised concerns that the WNBA Finals schedule conflicted with NBA games at State Farm Arena. “Two months ago, when the WNBA finalized playoff dates and times, we raised concerns that the W Finals schedule conflicted with NBA games at State Farm Arena. As we moved through the playoffs, we reiterated those concerns. Our concerns did not receive the attention, nor the urgency, they deserved,” excerpt from the Dream’s open letter to fans addressing the Game Six…

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Former Falcons post-Week 7 check-in: Kaden Elliss returns, Tyler Allgeier struggles

The Atlanta Falcons are riding high after a statement of a Week 7 victory over the San Francisco 49ers where they ended San Francisco's perfect season and spoiled Raheem Morris' return to Atlanta--and speaking of Morris, he isn't familiar with many of the players on this roster anymore. Through seven weeks, many of the offseason acquisitions Ian Cunningham brought in are paying dividends as the Falcons are sitting at 3-4 and in striking distance in the NFC South. He continues to distance himself from Morris and the past regime as he let several "Fontenot guys" leave last spring. Atlanta's lack of cap space saw them let players such as Kaden Elliss, Tyler Allgeier, and Dee Alford walk in free agency, while Kirk Cousins and Darnell Mooney were among the players released by the new regime, which saw Cunningham turn to the bargain bin to successfully replace many of them. So while the…

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Solar barn raising marks development progress at Athens affordable housing community

Community members gathered on the morning of Oct. 24 for a solar barn raising at Micah’s Creek, an affordable housing neighborhood currently under development in Athens. Volunteers lined up to pass three solar panels from one person to the next, before lifting the panels toward construction workers on the roof for installation. Athens Area Habitat for Humanity hosted the event to celebrate the installation of solar panels and the progress of the neighborhood’s development. Once completed, Micah’s Creek will feature 42 single-family homes, 11 tiny homes, and 15 two-bedroom homes for eligible families, veterans, artists, and young adults experiencing housing insecurity in the Athens area. The first 15 bungalows are designated for community members supported by Lydia’s Place. Based in Watkinsville, Lydia’s Place is a nonprofit supporting young adults ages 17 to 24 who were in foster care…

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