General Motors plans to begin testing 200 AI-based autonomous versions of its Super Cruise semi-autonomous technology. Using ...

General Motors says its car designs begin with a human holding a pencil and paper. AI is making the other processes faster.

General Motors has begun testing its next-generation automated driving system on public highways in California and Michigan.

General Motors is taking another step toward fully autonomous driving, launching real-world testing of its next-generation ...

Subscription-based services have largely taken over the market, with companies like Netflix generating significant revenue ...

The system GM is currently testing is more closely aligned with the industry standard for full automation ― a step above what ...

California and Michigan will see the cars first, they'll be on sale in 2028.

We've long been hearing how, at some point "in the near future," cars will be able to drive themselves completely. The idea ...

General Motors is utilizing custom-built artificial intelligence tools to assist them with vehicle design and engineering.

GM sees OnStar and Super Cruise subscriptions as a high-margin profit driver, with CFO Paul Jacobson forecasting potential ...

GM has been combining some of its disparate teams under one organization led by new Chief Product Officer Sterling Anderson. He has consolidated power to oversee "the end-to-end product lifecycle ...