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Ford Is Using AI To Build Engines That Last 15 Years and 225,000 Miles, but AI Is Not Enough
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Ford vice president of automotive engineering Charles Poon believes that the true quality of a car is best measured by the long-term reliability of the powertrain. The team he leads strives to ensure that the mechanical “heart” of each car works flawlessly for at least 15 years or 225,000 miles, which is approximately 362,000 kilometers. In our homeland, this is simply called a normally run-in car that has yet to be driven […]
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