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How AI is accelerating car design and manufacturing processes

By

David Pierce

26d ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

The article discusses how AI is transforming the automotive industry by accelerating vehicle design and development processes. Traditional car manufacturing takes five years or longer from concept to production, allowing market conditions and preferences to shift significantly. Car manufacturers are increasingly turning to AI to speed up tasks like model-making and wind-tunnel testing, with large language models (LLMs) potentially reshaping transportation. The piece is part of a broader Vergecast episode covering AI topics including Claude Code vs. Codex and the concept of AGI.

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The cars rolling off production lines right now are filled with old ideas.
From beginning to end, the creation of a new vehicle can take five years or longer — which is plenty of time for a lot of tastes, politics, and gas prices to change.
That's one reason car manufacturers are so enthusiastic about the potential for AI to help speed up certain parts of the process, from model-making to wind-tunneling.
LLMs could be poised to change the way we get around.
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The car of the future may have been designed with AI, plus Claude Code vs. Codex, the end of AGI, and more, on The Vergecast.

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