General Motors is accelerating its vehicle development by integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. Under the leadership of Chief Product Officer Sterling Anderson, the company is significantly reducing development times and moving towards more sophisticated engineering processes.
General Motors has announced the layoff of hundreds of IT employees in a move to prioritize hiring workers with advanced artificial intelligence skills. The decision underlines the auto industry's increasing demand for AI talent amid digital transformation efforts.
General Motors’ Super Cruise driver assistance system has reached a milestone of one billion miles driven since its 2017 launch. The system, which relies on high-definition mapping, lidar, and driver monitoring, is now deployed in nearly 750,000 vehicles across the US and Canada. Super Cruise has seen persistent adoption rates as drivers continue to use the subscription-based feature beyond its initial free period.
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