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AI & Enterprise
LG, UNESCO launch AI ethics online education program
LG AI Research and UNESCO on Sunday held a global launch event in Seoul for the AI Ethics MOOC project and released a free online course. The programme is based on UNESCO\'s Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and targets AI experts, researchers and policymakers worldwide. Delivered in 10 modules with participation from global institutions and regional experts, it is offered through Coursera. The partners plan to expand it into a training programme and broaden it to universities in South Korea.
Mobility
Xpeng unveils \'physical AI\' strategy in Europe spanning EVs, robots and flying cars
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng unveiled its compact SUV L03 in Munich and outlined a business expansion strategy it calls \"physical AI\" that links cars, humanoid robots, flying cars and power systems using in-house AI chips and large language models. The L03 is priced at 35,600 euros and offers up to 445 km of range under WLTP. Xpeng said it will integrate Google Maps in overseas models and aims for Level 4 autonomous driving by 2028.
Mobility
Xpeng unveils VLA 2.0, bets on human-like driving feel
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng introduced its VLA 2.0 autonomous driving system, highlighting human-like driving judgments and rapid localisation. It said its in-house Turing AI chip and simulation-based training enable more natural driving than rule-based approaches. Xpeng said the system anticipates road situations and makes context-aware decisions. It also said the new GX offers up to 3,000 TOPS and processes more data inside the vehicle. The company said it can adapt abroad without HD maps or rewriting rules.
