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Changing Lanes

Andrew Miller, Bern Grush, Mike Riggs
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Navigate the future of mobility, AI, and innovation, with insights for investors, decision-makers, and futurists.

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On the evening of Thursday 5 November, I’ll be at the City of Toronto’s Open Data Jam, giving a short talk on how I produced my piece Who Drives Ridehail? If you’re in town, please register at the link above, and come say hello!


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This week’s issue is a collaboration with , who is the developmental editor at the Roots of Progress Institute and a longtime policy journalist.


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In the interest of full disclosure: I have no financial relationship with Waymo nor Alphabet.

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    Urbanist, cyclist, and transport enthusiast. Author, speaker, consultant. Fellow, Roots of Progress Institute.

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    Risk mitigation for public-area mobile robots

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    Developmental editor at the Roots of Progress Institute

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