Uber could teach its AI to know when you're drunk
The company has applied to patent a system that would identify when you're liquored up.
Drunk
Man arrested after knocking over a 300-pound security robot
Drunkenly attacking a connected bot with cameras wasn’t smart.
Uber is using smartphone data to alert it to bad drivers
The company will also put Bop It toys in the back of vehicles to entertain drunk passengers.
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