GM Launches Supervised On-Road Trials for Next-Gen Automated Driving Tech

• GM begins supervised testing of next-generation automated driving technology on limited-access highways in California and Michigan.
• Over 20 manual and supervised development vehicles will operate with trained test drivers ready to take control.
• The new 'eyes-off' self-driving system, not requiring continuous driver vigilance, will debut in Cadillac Escalade IQ.
• New computing architecture supports these features, consolidating data from distributed modules for high-end Cadillacs to mainstream Chevys.
• Real-world testing and simulation (100 years of human driving) are crucial for refining the AI driving model and system robustness.