The Human-Machine Race for the Future

Overview

Experience a thought-provoking exploration of the future of motorsports with Lucas Di Grassi, a prominent Formula E champion. In this insightful discussion, he addresses the revolutionary impact of autonomous race cars and how machines are poised to transform the landscape of racing.

This event, hosted on YouTube, falls under the categories of Artificial Intelligence Courses and Conference Talks, offering an expert perspective on AI's integration into high-speed competitive environments. Dive into the world where cutting-edge technology meets the exhilarating world of motorsports, brought to you by a leading authority in the field.

Syllabus

• Introduction to Formula E and Autonomous Racing
Overview of Formula E and its significance
Introduction to autonomous vehicles in motorsports
• The Evolution of Motorsports Technology
Historical advancements in racing technology
Transition from traditional to electric and autonomous vehicles
• The Role of AI in Autonomous Racing
Fundamentals of artificial intelligence in race cars
How AI systems learn and make decisions in racing contexts
• Building and Programming Autonomous Race Cars
Key components of an autonomous vehicle
Software and hardware integration
• The Impact of Autonomous Race Cars on Human Drivers
The relationship between humans and machines in motorsports
Enhancing driver performance with AI technology
• Ethics and Safety in Autonomous Racing
Safety standards and regulations for autonomous race cars
Ethical considerations and implications of machine-driven racing
• The Future of Motorsports: Human vs. Machine
Predictions for the future of racing
Opportunities and challenges presented by AI in motorsports
• Guest Lecture and Q&A with Lucas Di Grassi
Insights from a Formula E champion
Discussion on the human perspective in the evolving world of motorsports
• Final Project: Designing an Autonomous Racing Strategy
Application of course concepts to create a racing strategy
Presentation and peer review of final projects

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Conference Talks