Car companies adopt AI to speed vehicle development

15 articles · Updated · The Verge · May 5

The Vergecast said designing a new vehicle can take five years or more, prompting manufacturers to use AI in tasks including model-making and wind-tunnel testing.
Automotive journalist Tim Stevens said faster development could better match shifting consumer tastes, politics and fuel prices, but warned companies may still replace human workers despite saying otherwise.
The discussion also examined whether AI could eventually shape which cars reach consumers, even as that prospect remains some way off.

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