How and why software-defined vehicles will operate more like smartphones

Untether AI CEO Chris Walker — Software-defined vehicles will allow systems currently devoted to a single task, like blind-spot detection, to share information. That will improve vehicle performance, said Chris Walker, CEO of Untether AI. (UNTETHER AI)

September 20, 2024 01:03 PM

General Motors is gearing up to build software-defined vehicles (SDVs) this decade as automakers, suppliers and tech entrants prepare for the fast-moving information age.

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