According to Sawyer Merritt, General Motors (GM) will integrate conversational Google Gemini AI into its vehicles starting next year, followed by the rollout of an eyes-off, hands-free driver-assistance system by 2028. This next-generation system enables drivers to take their eyes off the road under specific circumstances, representing a significant advancement in AI-powered autonomous driving technology (Source: Sawyer Merritt via Twitter). GM will also introduce a new centralized computing platform in 2028, debuting with the Cadillac ESCALADE IQ, designed to unify propulsion, steering, infotainment, and safety systems on a single core. The new platform is expected to deliver 10 times greater over-the-air update capacity, 1,000 times more bandwidth, and up to 35 times enhanced AI performance, paving the way for rapid deployment of AI software and advanced vehicle features (Source: Sawyer Merritt via Twitter). These developments strengthen GM’s position in the AI-driven automotive market and create significant business opportunities for AI service providers, software developers, and automotive technology partners.