Ars Technica
From 15 hours to one minute: how AI/ML is speeding up GM’s development
Executive Summary
Summary: General Motors’ chief product officer Sterling Anderson explains how AI and machine learning are transforming automotive development. The company is entering a third epoch of engineering where AI accelerates design processes from 15 hours to one minute, moving beyond traditional iterative methods and siloed departmental workflows.
Brands mentioned: General Motors, Tesla, Aurora
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From 15 hours to one minute: how AI/ML is speeding up GM’s development
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