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GM’s AI Pivot: From Cruise Robotaxi Exit to In-Car Assistants and Eyes-Off Autonomy

GM says the new assistant will use vehicle data for predictive maintenance, personalized controls and live conversations beyond Google's Gemini.

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General Motors has spent years chasing leadership in self-driving technology. The results have been mixed. After pouring more than $10 billion into Cruise since 2016, the Detroit automaker walked away from dedicated robotaxi development in late 2024. The decision came amid mounting costs, regulatory setbacks and a crowded field of competitors. Yet GM refuses to abandon autonomous systems entirely. Instead, it has redirected efforts toward featur…

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