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This week’s Shift podcast features multiple interviews from Nvidia’s GTC.

The Nvidia GTC developer conference has become an AI hotbed. General Motors unveiled a deep partnership with Nvidia, but that wasn't the only auto tech development.

Volvo is using new AI techniques to rapidly shorten the time it takes to help its automated driving software learn from real-world events.

Nvidia’s latest effort to embed itself in the auto industry’s future involves a sprawling expansion of its work with General Motors, Magna, automated trucking companies and others.

Applied Intuition will play a "much larger role" in helping Volkswagen trucking subsidiary Traton develop and deploy software-defined trucks around the globe, per a new deal.

Edwin Olson, the CEO and co-founder of Toyota-backed May Mobility, sits down to discuss the company’s plans for new deployments.

Following a driverless ride around Ann Arbor, Mich., the CEO and co-founder of Toyota-backed May Mobility sits down to discuss the company’s plans for new deployments, its work with Lyft and more.

Despite imminent tariffs, global auto suppliers will likely not relocate factory work to the U.S., experts said.

British startup Wayve says it has radically reduced the time it takes to train an automated driving system and believes it can accelerate the speed at which legacy automakers can compete with the likes of BYD and Tesla.

At GM, Adam Rodriguez heads development of its driver-assistance products, helps merge Cruise's robotaxi technology into Super Cruise, and focuses on delivering features to allow motorists to reclaim commuting time.