From Yahoo Finance: 2025-06-05 11:31:00

General Motors is partnering with Nvidia to revolutionize manufacturing processes with artificial intelligence. Using Nvidia Omniverse, GM creates digital twins of assembly lines for virtual testing. The collaboration extends to training robotics platforms for material handling and quality control, leveraging AI and machine learning for quick issue identification and repairs. (Word count: 50)

GM’s workforce composition has shifted dramatically over the years, with automation playing a key role. By 2021, the company employed 45,000 American hourly workers, down from 468,000 in 1979. Michigan, home to GM’s headquarters, leads in industrial robots, with approximately 28,000 robots in use. (Word count: 46)

GM’s Global Technical Center in Michigan employs 24,000 people, focusing on AI-driven manufacturing technologies. The company uses robotics and AI for quality control and workplace safety. Despite delays in electric vehicle production, GM aims to convert 50% of its North American assembly capacity to EV production by 2030. (Word count: 50)

GM emphasizes a “people-centric” approach to automation, using AI to enhance workforce skills and safety. The company’s transformation towards technology-focused employment projects significant growth in software and new business ventures by 2030. The Nvidia partnership positions GM for future growth and innovation in the automotive industry. (Word count: 50)

GlobalFoundries plans to invest $16 billion in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing to meet the growing demand for AI-focused components. Kraft Heinz confirms a $3 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing, while Rolls-Royce announces a $24 million investment to expand production and create jobs in the backup power generation sector. (Word count: 50)



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