General Motors introduced a partially autonomous “eyes-off” driving system for its vehicles during a company event in New York on Wednesday, announcing it alongside a Google artificial intelligence ...

A combination of lawsuits and crashes show that these systems aren’t as great or safe as they’re being made out to be.

At the event, GM revealed that its first eyes-off capable vehicle is slated to hit dealerships in 2028, debuting on the Cadillac Escalade IQ electric SUV. GM said the new software architecture will ...

Autonomous driving has glistened beyond the horizon for more than a decade, with automakers promising vehicles that would revolutionize mobility.

GM said on March 3 that he came with 25 years of artificial intelligence experience, most recently serving as vice president of AI at Cisco.  “Friends, I just wanted to share that as of ...