GM, Nvidia expand partnership using AI in future vehicles, on factory floor

An unfinished vehicle moves down an assembly line. — General Motors' Factory Zero electric vehicle assembly plant in Detroit. GM and Nvidia said they will expand a partnership to use artificial intelligence to create digital twins of assembly lines to improve uptime and efficiency. (GENERAL MOTORS)

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March 18, 2025 07:56 PM

General Motors is expanding a partnership with Nvidia to use the company’s computing technology and artificial intelligence in future vehicles and on the factory floor.

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