At Google I/O, the search giant outlined two new features for Google Maps that help map roads more than ten times faster than possible five years ago. The new
At Google I/O, the search giant outlined two new features for Google Maps that help map roads more than ten times faster than possible five years ago. The new feature aims to bring maps packed with useful information to consumers, and Google is giving details on how AI makes two of the new features possible. One way is using AI to teach maps to identify and forecast when people are hitting their brakes. The feature is leveraging AI to tell when drivers are hitting brakes as part of its routing update that helps users avoid situations that require them to hit their brakes hard, such as confusing lane changes or freeway exits. Google is using artificial intelligence and navigation information to identify hard-braking events, which are moments that result in drivers decelerating rapidly.
