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The future of General Motors
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- 2016first covered
- 18 Mar 2022latest update
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311Transport and mobility
Self-driving cars get a boost after US regulator removes requirement for humans to be in control
311Transport and mobility
Cruise redeploys its self-driving cars during Covid-19 to deliver vital food supplies in California
311AI and intelligence
General Motors starts is using AI to design its future cars
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- Self-driving cars get a boost after US regulator removes requirement for humans to be in controlTransport and mobility
- Cruise redeploys its self-driving cars during Covid-19 to deliver vital food supplies in CaliforniaTransport and mobility
- General Motors starts is using AI to design its future carsAI and intelligence
- GM announces it’s ready to mass produce self-driving carsTransport and mobility
- Scientists use defects to create a new programmable materialIndustry and manufacturing
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311 Institute has published 5 articles about General Motors since 2016, most recently on 18 March 2022.
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