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Internet Premiere: Thursday, 05/28 @ 04:00pm ET
Detroit Public TV: Sunday, 06/14 @ 10:30am ET

PANEL:
Colin Singh Dhillon, APMA
Greta Cutulenco, Acerta
Dan Wilson, Element AI
John McElroy, Autoline.tv

China, the United States and the UK are recognized as global leaders in the development of artificial intelligence. But did you know that Canada plays an out-sized role in AI? We talk to three of Canada’s top experts in AI, and how it’s being applied in different areas of the automotive industry.

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Internet Premiere: Thursday, 05/21 @ 04:00pm ET
Detroit Public TV: Sunday, 06/07 @ 10:30am ET

PANEL:
Debbie Dingell, U.S. Congress
Julie Fream, OESA
Steve Finlay, WardsAuto
John McElroy, Autoline.tv

The U.S. auto industry employs nearly a million people and generates nearly one trillion dollars for the U.S. economy. The faster the auto industry gets back on its feet, the faster the U.S. economy recovers. U.S. Representative Debbie Dingell, Julie Fream, CEO of the Original Equipment Supplier Association, Steve Finlay of WardsAuto and John McElroy of Autoline.tv discuss what the industry needs.

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Internet Premiere: Thursday, 05/14 @ 04:00pm ET
Detroit Public TV: Sunday, 05/17 @ 10:30am ET

PANEL:
Rich Sheridan, Menlo Innovations
Liz Wetzel, Lawrence Technological University
Brett Smith, CAR
John McElroy, Autoline.tv

Traditional automakers work at a much slower clock-speed than Silicon Valley. In many respects, they have to. Automobiles are very complicated pieces of machinery and can have a big impact on public safety. Even so, automakers want to speed up their clock-speed. Today’s show is about how they’re doing that.

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Internet Premiere: Thursday, 05/07 @ 04:00pm ET
Detroit Public TV: Sunday, 05/10 @ 10:30am ET

PANEL:
Mark Wakefield, AlixPartners
Mike Colias, Wall Street Journal
Joe White, Reuters
John McElroy, Autoline.tv

Automakers and their suppliers desperately want to get back to normal production. If they don’t get revenue coming in soon they could face bankruptcy. But even after they restart their assembly lines, will there be customers ready to buy their cars? Today’s panel examines the challenges the auto industry faces and the likely steps it will take to get things going again.

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