General Motors is accelerating its investment in artificial intelligence to slash vehicle development timelines by half, aiming to integrate advanced driver-assistance systems into its lineup of pickups and SUVs. The tech giant is leveraging AI-driven design and engineering tools to streamline production, potentially reshaping how automakers approach innovation. With a focus on reducing reliance on human oversight in driving, GM’s push could redefine safety and autonomy in mainstream vehicles. Industry observers are watching closely as the shift toward AI-driven development gains momentum across the sector.
GM bets on AI to cut development cycles in half, bring eyes-off driving to pickups and SUVs Automotive News