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Kakao Mobility unveils AI parking technology at ITS World Congress

Kakao Mobility presented its vision for the future of urban parking, highlighting AI-based parking technology and data analysis results at the 2026 Gangneung ITS World Congress. The company held a standalone session on redefining urban parking through AI and data. Executives introduced Kakao T Parking’s expansion since 2017 and demonstrated AI recognition, digital twin and 3D mapping technologies. An analysis of about 1.62 million records showed exit intervals fell by up to about 20 percent.

Mobility

GM aims to cut vehicle development time to 2 years, unveils central computer and AI strategy

General Motors plans to use artificial intelligence to cut vehicle development time from 4 to 5 years to 2 years and overhaul batteries, vehicle electronics and autonomous driving technology. At a New York event, it unveiled an EV, AI and self-driving strategy aimed at responding to competition from Chinese automakers. GM plans to adopt a central computing software platform, introduce LMR batteries, and roll out a centralized vehicle computing unit starting in 2028.

AI & Enterprise

Sovereign AI is about controlling the tech stack, not the model, Palantir executives say

Palantir executives said sovereign AI is not about which model is used but who controls decisions across the entire technology stack. They said customers must have choice over data, computing, deployment location, models and business processes, and stressed Palantir does not control customer data. They described Palantir’s ontology as a digital twin that includes business logic, actions, approvals and security to enable AI in core operations.