China's auto industry is accelerating its integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into vehicles, following a directive from Beijing to boost the country's technological prowess. The move aims to position China as a global leader in the development and adoption of AI-powered vehicles, with a focus on autonomous driving, advanced safety features, and personalized in-car experiences. Major Chinese automakers, including Geely and Great Wall Motor, are racing to incorporate AI into their vehicles, with some already incorporating features such as facial recognition, voice assistants, and predictive maintenance. As the world's largest market for electric vehicles, China's push into AI-powered cars could have significant implications for the global automotive industry.
After call from Beijing, China's auto industry races to embed AI in just about everything Reuters
