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Welcome!
Welcome!
Welcome to Algorithmic Asphalt! Where we explore the impact of technology meeting the road. We will explore the evolution of technology, self-driving cars, and how AI abilities compare to the human abilities in driving.
Welcome to Algorithmic Asphalt! Where we explore the impact of technology meeting the road. We will explore the evolution of technology, self-driving cars, and how AI abilities compare to the human abilities in driving.
“Automation does not need to be our enemy. I think machines can make life easier for men, if men do not let the machines dominate them.”
— John F. Kennedy
What is our purpose?
What is our purpose?
As technology continues to advance, so does the automotive industry, integrating innovations such as enhanced navigation systems, large touchscreen interfaces, and self-driving capabilities— all designed to improve the driving experience. While these advancements are intended to assist human drivers, it is essential to evaluate how effectively they do so.
Our project aims to investigate how artificial intelligence (AI) learns to adapt, make decisions, and perform the task of driving in comparison to human drivers. By analyzing AI-driven systems and their ability to navigate various driving scenarios, we seek to understand the strengths and limitations of AI in real-world applications.
“Sometimes when you innovate, you make mistakes. It is best to admit them quickly and get on with improving your other innovations.”
– Steve Jobs
Meet your host
Chelsea Jeffcoat
Chelsea Jeffcoat
Chelsea Jeffcoat is an graduate student at the University of South Carolina who is currently pursuing her degree in Learning Design and Technologies, M.Ed. Prior to going into her graduate program, Chelsea was at Lander University where she acquired her B.S. in History with an add-on certification of Secondary Education. While Chelsea's has enjoy time in the traditional K-12 classroom experience, her interest in technology and education has lead her to becoming an aspiring Instructional Designer who wants to create innovated learning apps with the focus on gamification.
Chelsea can be reached at CDJ16@email.sc.edu
Justin Coleman
Justin Coleman
Justin Coleman is an undergraduate student attending the University of South Carolina Aiken aiming for a degree in Computer Science. At a young age Mr.Coleman runs a small store based out of Augusta, GA. His hobbies involve being active in the car scene and gym. His future is still currently unknown.
Justin can be reached at justincc@usca.edu
Isaac Vaughn
Isaac Vaughn
Isaac Vaughn is an undergraduate student at the University of South Carolina Aiken pursuing a degree in Computer Science. He has interest in AI and all forms of technology.
Isaac can be reached at ivaughn@usca.edu
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