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From a common computing platform to OnStar AI: GM unveils its mobility AI blueprint

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GM CEO Mary Barra / Photo provided by GM
GM CEO Mary Barra / Photo provided by GM

General Motors (GM) officially unveiled its future technology vision on October 21 (local time) in New York, U.S., at the "GM Forward" event for global media. The event was attended by key executives, including Chairman Mary Barra. The company announced a plan to comprehensively apply artificial intelligence (AI) across vehicle development and production, as well as vehicle computing and the overall customer experience.

At the event, GM announced an integrated AI strategy that organically combines a common computing platform, its own data pipeline, and specialized AI models. This is aimed at rapidly delivering to customers products that are superior, safer, and equipped with diverse innovative features.

GM research vehicle / Photo provided by GM
GM research vehicle / Photo provided by GM

In the areas of vehicle development and manufacturing, GM will actively leverage AI, virtualization technology, and digital threads to significantly innovate design and verification processes. By closely linking design, engineering, and production stages from the initial phase, the company aims to establish a foundation for maximizing development and manufacturing efficiency by rapidly scaling new technologies across various vehicle models and production sites.

In the electric vehicle sector, GM will apply LMR batteries and new drive units based on its fourth-generation EV platform to achieve simultaneous cost reduction and performance improvement, while significantly expanding the scope of EV technology application. Additionally, it will stably operate AI features and autonomous driving systems based on a software-defined platform and a centralized computing architecture. By connecting key vehicle functions through an integrated computing base and continuously enhancing features via regular software updates, GM aims to realize a structure where vehicles become increasingly intelligent over time.

Meanwhile, GM plans to prioritize the introduction of highway autonomous driving functionality in the Cadillac Escalade IQ starting in 2028, with subsequent sequential expansion to various Yangsan vehicle models.

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