GM and Cruise detail their road to self-driving
Recorded on November 28, 2017. GM President Dan Ammann and Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt explain what it takes from a software and hardware engineering perspective to make self-driving cars a reality – and how they’re speeding us towards an autonomous future.
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