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GM says AI could halve its car development time and launches an in-house OnStar AI assistant
At its GM Forward event on Oct. 21, GM's Sterling Anderson said AI should cut the four-to-five-year development cycle in half, per The Drive. GM also said an in-house OnStar AI assistant debuts in the 2027 Cadillac Lyriq in the coming months, per TechCrunch. GM did not say whether savings reach buyers.
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The Drivethedrive.com/news/gm-just-laid-out-its-entire-future-it-runs-on-ai-eyes-off-driving-and-one-central-computerCoverage · 11 articles, oldest first
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
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G.M. Hopes to Design New Cars in as Little as 2 Years Using A.I.Financial Times
ft.com/content/5eb997eb-6031-40c4-b2f3-e2a09f4d64f1
Thursday, October 22, 2026