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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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Lindsay VanHulle
Last Updated
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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