Hi and welcome to the Automotive News Shift podcast, where we bring you the latest on

automotive technology, trends, and transformation. I'm Hannah Lutz, Director of Technology

and Innovation coverage at Automotive News. And I'm Molly Boygan, tech and innovation reporter at

Automotive News. Today's guest is

Sterling Anderson, Executive Vice President, Global Product and Chief Product Officer for General Motors.

He spoke with Automotive News reporter Lindsay Van Haley. Trust really, really matters here.

If you want to play the long game in autonomy, you roll out incrementally and

slowly. But first, let's talk about the news of the week. Our colleague Lindsay Van Holley is with us today.

Lindsay covers General Motors and went to New York this week to learn about some of the technology

news from GM. Lindsay, what's the latest? Hi, everybody. Yeah, it's great to be here.

And I was in New York earlier this week for essentially a future technology strategy presentation.

GM had reporters to kind of outline what they were looking to do.

And really, there's a number of things that they've outlined here that touch on

artificial intelligence, advanced computing, advanced automated driving, a lot of things really that

are sort of accelerating what they do today and really sort of around this idea that, you know,

a vehicle is not just a mode of transportation anymore, but an

intelligent assistant, you know, something that gets smarter over time and really uses that

intelligence just to be faster and more efficient in how it operates and the information

it gives you. So they've talked about some artificial intelligence that's going to be in the vehicle starting next year.

They're going to have conversational AI in the vehicle that incorporates some Google technology.

And in the future, they're going to actually work on developing their own tool, their own AI tool.

It'll draw on a lot of the data that they gather right now through their OnStar service.

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