AI in Logistics News Updates

Fleet management technology provider Motive continues to extend AI capabilities across its platform to help fleet operators enhance safety and productivity.

In addition to the larger fleet target, the company now expects full-year robotaxi revenue to grow 3.5 times its 2025 level of $16.6 million.

Back-office functions in trucking and freight brokerage are evolving as artificial intelligence moves deeper into transportation management software.

Eagle Vision Security is targeting vehicle damage and delayed inspections with an AI-based platform for truck yards, logistics terminals and fleet facilities.

Mark Hill of PCS Software unpacks what agentic AI really means for trucking's workforce, covering dispatcher roles, digital twin training and why job growth, not contraction, may be the near-term story. Discover how AI is expected to transform trucking and how you can best prepare your business.

Ford is the latest old-economy manufacturing company to be swept up in the hype around AI after the automaker’s pivot toward energy storage sent its stock surging. 

The cloud-computing and e-commerce giant has a market value of $2.9 trillion after adding $432 billion this year.

The new tool — called Alexa for Shopping — supplants Rufus, the shopping assistant bot that summarized product reviews and suggested purchases.

Amazon Now, first launched in India last June, is now available in urban areas of Brazil, Mexico, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, the U.K. and the U.S.

Artificial intelligence is driving tangible improvements in fleet maintenance operations, including predicting parts failures and analyzing performance data.