GM CarPlay decision bold but risky | Don't fight DE&I detractors, focus on building alliances | Critical minerals and future of EV industry | Software-led organizations | Regulatory road for robotaxis

Apple controls about 57 percent of the smartphone market in the U.S., and GM wants to lock Apple's CarPlay out of its EV infotainment system. We wish GM good luck; it's going to need it.

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