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AI in Autonomous Vehicles

A technical overview of AI systems in autonomous vehicles, covering perception, decision-making, and real-world deployment challenges.

Overview

This project comprises two research papers for SFU coursework: an informative paper on artificial intelligence in autonomous vehicles, and a persuasive paper on AI, technology, and society. Both papers are research-based and use academic sources to explain technical concepts and argue for responsible adoption of AI systems.

🧠 Informative Paper: Artificial Intelligence in Autonomous Vehicles

A research-based overview of how artificial intelligence powers modern autonomous vehicles. This paper explains core technologies such as machine learning, sensor fusion, and explainable AI (XAI), and analyzes how perception, planning, and control systems work together in self-driving cars. It also discusses real-world challenges including safety, reliability in adverse conditions, ethical decision-making, and regulatory constraints.

✍️ Persuasive Paper: AI / Technology & Society

A persuasive research paper that argues for a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to adopting advanced AI technologies in society. The paper evaluates technical benefits, risks, and ethical considerations, and builds a structured argument supported by academic sources to advocate for responsible development and deployment of AI systems.

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Paper Summaries

Informative: A technical overview of AI systems in autonomous vehicles, covering perception, decision-making, and real-world deployment challenges.

Persuasive: A persuasive analysis of the societal implications of AI, arguing for responsible and informed adoption of emerging technologies.

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