GM unveils AI-driven tech roadmap covering autonomy, batteries and vehicle computing

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General Motors presented its new technology roadmap at an event in New York City last week. The plan centers on AI-driven vehicle development, advanced battery technology, high-powered onboard computers, and autonomous driving. Some elements, such as hands-free, eyes-off driving automation and battery chemistry prototyping, had already been reported before the event. The main purpose of the presentation was to show how these components connect within GM's new 'intelligence-defined vehicle' approach. The company is relying on artificial intelligence, centralized computing, and virtualized engineering to shorten vehicle development timelines.

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