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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GM’s AI Pivot: From Cruise Robotaxi Exit to In-Car Assistants and Eyes-Off Autonomy
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…
General Motors to Launch Custom In-Vehicle AI Assistant Later in 2026 | 🚘 LatestLY
General Motors plans to launch a proprietary in-vehicle AI assistant later this year for deeper integration than general-purpose models. According to a CNBC report, the system will leverage OnStar intelligence and vehicle telemetry to support predictive maintenance, customized cabin settings, and advanced automotive diagnostics. 🚘 General Motors to Launch Custom In-Vehicle AI Assistant Later in 2026.
GM is building its own in-vehicle AI assistant because Google’s Gemini cannot access what the car knows
General Motors will launch its own in-vehicle AI assistant later this year, built to access vehicle data that Google’s Gemini cannot reach. The system will integrate with OnStar, GM’s telemetry systems, and proprietary vehicle knowledge to offer predictive maintenance, real-time diagnostics, and auto-specific commands that a general-purpose assistant cannot provide. GM is working with an […] This story continues at The Next Web
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