General Motors is cutting global software staff to focus resources on high-priority projects, such as optimizing the Super Cruise driver assistance system, enhancing infotainment platforms, and exploring applications of artificial intelligence to tackle software challenges and strengthen competitiveness. This move reflects the company's shift towards a software-defined vehicle strategy, pursuing technological innovation through increased efficiency and resource concentration. Recently, GM has faced software-related issues, including a pause in the sales of the new Blazer EV, prompting the company to adjust its strategy. To address these challenges, GM has appointed a former Apple executive to lead its software and services division.

General Motors hires a Vice President for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems and launches a new AI website. The new Vice President, Anantha Kancherla, has a strong technology background. The website highlights General Motors' AI initiatives, with a commitment to applying artificial intelligence in areas such as design, engineering, supply chain, and customer experience.