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Five ways you might already encounter AI in cities (and not realise it)

By Noortje Marres, Professor in Science, Technology and Society, University of Warwick

You’d probably notice if the car that cut you off or pulled up beside you at a light didn’t have a driver. In the UK, self-driving cars are still required by law to have a safety driver at the wheel, so it is difficult to notice them. But car companies have been testing automated vehicles on UK roads at least

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