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  1. Sterling Anderson: Why Humanoid Robots Won’t Be Tasked With Car Maintenance

    GM Chief Product Officer Sterling Anderson is betting on AI and centralized computers when developing autonomous vehicles—but not humanoid robots. His perspective shows what this means for the realities of production.