The article discusses the evolution of engineering over thirty years, emphasizing how advancements in technology, particularly AI, reduce “friction tax” in workflows. Despite efficiency gains allowing engineers to handle more complex tasks, the piece questions the future of roles primarily focused on managing friction. The ongoing impact of AI on labor dynamics is explored.
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Navigating Speed, Strategy & Innovation in Motorsport and Beyond
Mark Preston shares his extensive career in motorsport and mobility innovation, detailing his engineering roles at Arrows and McLaren, founding Super Aguri F1, and successes in Formula E. He discusses leadership, strategic clarity, and the application of AI in autonomous vehicles, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and high-performance teams.
The StreetDrone Origin Story
STREETDRONE STORY_ If you want to understand how StreetDrone came to be, simply visit their office courtyard around the end of June every summer. The StreetDrone Summer Party has become legendary in the tech industry in the UK. In this little corner of Oxford, you’ll find autonomous vehicles running nonchalantly up and down the roadContinue reading “The StreetDrone Origin Story”