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What an AI-designed car looks like

On The Vergecast, automotive journalist Tim Stevens explores how carmakers are using AI to speed up vehicle development, from model-making to wind-tunnel testing, and how LLMs could reshape transportation. The episode also covers AI coding wars, Anthropic's government ties, OpenAI's vibes, the death of AGI, and AI-related layoffs.

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What an AI-designed car looks like
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  • Car development takes five-plus years; AI can accelerate model-making and wind-tunneling.
  • LLMs could fundamentally change how we get around.
  • The podcast also discusses Claude Code vs. Codex, AGI's demise, and layoffs blamed on AI efficiency.

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