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General Motors is rapidly advancing its AI strategy to transform mobility and operations. In manufacturing, AI-powered digital twins, predictive maintenance, and robotic inspection systems reduce downtime, improve safety, and enhance product quality, while ergonomic software supports worker well-being. On the road, intelligent route-planning AI alleviates EV range anxiety, and continuous-learning systems enable autonomous navigation through simulation and real-world data. In 2025, GM appointed Barak Turovsky as its first-ever Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer. He is set to accelerate AI initiatives within the company. 

General Motors and Nvidia have expanded their partnership to integrate AI across vehicles, factories, and robotics. The collaboration with Google Cloud powers OnStar’s conversational AI, delivering efficient, human-like customer service and critical emergency detection. GM’s AI initiatives also extend to motorsports, where real-time machine learning boosts vehicle performance, and to autonomous urban navigation, where simulations and continuous-learning systems accelerate development. 

The company emphasizes ethical AI deployment across its enterprise. In May 2025, GM hired IBM’s top AI governance lawyer to lead its AI legal and ethical oversight.