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GM's OnStar gets an AI makeover — but humans will still answer when airbags deploy
GM's Onstar is getting AI-ified. The automaker says it will keep human advisers for the highest-stakes moments — especially crashes and emergencies.
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GM is adding artificial‑intelligence capabilities to its OnStar service, while retaining human advisers for the most critical situations, such as crashes and other emergencies.
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