General Motors is facing a double blow as the automaker has agreed to pay billions of dollars to its suppliers in a long-running dispute over alleged price-fixing and other antitrust violations. The massive payout comes as dealerships are grappling with a new wave of cyber threats, thanks to the increasing reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) in their operations. According to experts, these AI-powered attacks can be particularly devastating for dealerships, as they often rely on complex systems to manage inventory and customer data. As GM navigates this challenging landscape, the company's suppliers are set to receive a significant financial windfall, but the implications for the broader automotive industry remain unclear.
GM pays billions to suppliers | New AI cyber threats for dealers (Jake Neher) ...
