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- Trump opens Section 232 talks on robot and machinery imports
US President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on 28 October 2026 declaring foreign-made robots and industrial machinery a national security threat and ordering trade talks under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and the US Trade Representative must negotiate with selected trading partners and update Trump within 180 days; no country or immediate tariff was named. The proclamation cites concerns about domestic capacity and cybersecurity risks while leaving tariffs, duties, quotas, fees and investment incentives as possible later measures.
The Next Web · 🔥 6 - GM Plans Multi-Sensor Highway Self-Driving by 2028
General Motors plans to introduce highway autonomous-driving capability by 2028 and will use radar, lidar and cameras in an upgraded Super Cruise system planned for the 2028 Cadillac Escalade IQ, according to IT之家 citing the company’s product plan. Chief Product Officer Sterling Anderson told The Verge that camera-only autonomy would face limitations under the laws of physics, particularly when visibility is poor, and argued that radar is inexpensive. The reports provide no independent performance tests or deployment evidence for the planned system.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 3 - GM Plans November 17 NYSE-to-Nasdaq Listing Switch
The Financial Times reports that GM plans to move its stock listing from the New York Stock Exchange to Nasdaq on November 17. The report links the listing switch to GM’s push under Sterling Anderson to use AI to speed up its development cycle.
Techmeme · 🔥 0 - ITIF urges capacity expansion for AI-driven memory shortage
The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation argues that AI data-center demand is shifting memory production toward HBM, squeezing DRAM and NAND supply and exposing a structural mismatch with existing capacity. A translation published by Digital Economy Development Review says the response should prioritize long-term capacity expansion, faster substitute-chip certification and R&D rather than tariffs, preferential allocation or broad export controls. The analysis also considers temporary licensing for Chinese memory suppliers as a way to balance procurement costs against long-term dependency.
虎嗅 AI · 🔥 0 - Report says General Motors plans eyes-off autonomous pickup or SUV
A report says General Motors plans to launch a pickup truck or SUV with “eyes-off” autonomous driving. The supplied report contains no further details about timing, vehicle name, technical specifications or launch markets.
DoNews · 🔥 0 - GM Plans Eyes-Free Driving and a Centralized Software Architecture
IT之家, citing Reuters, reports that General Motors plans to introduce eyes-free autonomous driving to its highest-selling and most profitable pickups and SUVs. The company is developing a centralized computing architecture and new underlying software platform to support autonomous driving, other digital features, and over-the-air updates. GM believes owners will pay for these capabilities.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 0 - GM Unveils AI-Assisted EV Development Roadmap
At its GM Forward event in New York, General Motors said it would not exit the electric-vehicle business despite volatility in the US market and would develop products tailored to American demand. GM plans to use AI and virtualization to shorten its vehicle-development cycle, which it says takes four to five years, develop software-defined vehicles with stronger computing architectures, and introduce a fourth-generation platform for multiple vehicle types. The platform is intended for the mainstream market and would use lower-cost lithium-rich manganese batteries. GM expects these batteries to reduce manufacturing and purchase costs, while new models are said to require 20% less battery capacity and weigh less than the previous generation. These performance and cost projections were presented by GM and were not independently validated in the supplied reports. GM said new vehicles would arrive in the near future but gave no specific launch date.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 0 - GM unveils OnStar AI assistant, debuting in the 2027 Cadillac Lyriq
General Motors announced a broad upgrade of its 30-year-old OnStar connected-car service, centered on a new OnStar AI Assistant that will debut in the 2027 Cadillac Lyriq and later expand to more GM brands. According to GM, drivers can wake it with “Hey OnStar” to explain vehicle warnings, check engine alerts and ask whether an EV has enough range to reach the next charger; it can also adjust climate and other functions by voice and hand off to a human advisor when needed. GM also plans a unified OnStar mobile app in 2027 that replaces OnStar Guardian and the separate Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC apps.
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