Automotive Views

Tuesday, October 22, 2024

JAMIE BUTTERS: Good or bad, artificial intelligence is permeating the auto industry

Whether AI is really ready to revolutionize every element of the auto industry remains to be seen. But it does seem likely to do so eventually.

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IN OUR OPINION: Focus on making the sure bets so you can win today

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TIM JACKSON: Why bringing back stair-steps is bad for automakers, dealers and consumers

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	Experian Automotive: Unlocking Automotive Data Insights

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Leo Michael Cartoons

Many companies are anxiously awaiting the results of the Nov. 5 presidential and congressional elections before finalizing the size and shape of investment plans.

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NIRAJ KAUSHIK: Why automotive needs a generative AI cybersecurity strategy — and fast

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ANNE HAY: Know your customer and tailor payment options to fit them

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Looking at how the election outcome might sway U.S. transportation policy (Episode 272)

Mobility expert Selika Josiah Talbott and SkillFusion CEO Elaina Farnsworth offer a pragmatic look at how the 2024 election results could bolster mobility innovation, affect the zero-emission transition and impact the American workforce of the future.

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