As GM moves to roll out the next generation of its connected vehicle features, the automaker is also rethinking how its vehicle connectivity systems are packaged. To that end General Motors has ...

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Multiple reports this week revealed that General Motors is cutting hundreds of jobs in its IT department—but not with the intent to replace them outright with AI. The layoffs are reportedly impacting ...

General Motors employees who were laid off Monday described their job terminations to CNBC. The layoffs affect about 500 to 600 employees, largely in information technology roles in Austin, Texas, and ...

Detroit’s largest automaker is trimming its tech ranks again, this time targeting the people who build and maintain its software. Between 500 and 600 of GM’s information technology employees are ...

General Motors has laid off more than 10% of its IT department, or about 600 salaried employees — in a deliberate skills swap: clearing out workers whose expertise no longer fits and making room for ...

General Motors Co. is cutting several hundred information technology jobs globally as it focuses on artificial intelligence and other future-forward skillsets, potentially impacting employment levels ...

General Motors Co. plans to cut hundreds of salaried workers from its information technology ranks in an effort to trim costs and clear the way to bring in staff with skills in other technology areas.

General Motors is laying off hundreds of salaried employees in its information technology operations. The reductions began Monday and will largely impact about 500 to 600 employees in Austin, Texas, ...

The birth of a new General Motors Co. car still begins with a sketch. But after that, the Detroit automaker is leaning into artificial intelligence to supercharge development. What once took months of ...