Huawei says its new Android phone is powerful enough to drive a car

Mobile chips already come with artificial intelligence features, including Apple's A11 Bionic, Huawei's Kirin 970, and Samsung's Exynos 9810. But is the AI good enough to power, say, a self-driving car? Huawei seems to think that's exactly the case, and that the Kirin chip inside the Huawei Mate 10 Pro, the flagship phones that US carriers are not allowed to sell, is able to steer clear a car from objects that might appear down the road. What Huawei set out to do before MWC kicked off next week ...