Artificial intelligence is enabling automakers to innovate in autonomous driving using Helm.ai.

Globally, a number of localities intend to outlaw the sale of new fossil fuel-powered cars, favoring producers of electric vehicles instead.

The global market for electric vehicles was estimated to be worth $163,001 million in 2020 and is expected to grow to $823,750 million by 2030 as more businesses make the switch.

Among the advancements introduced by these kinds of vehicles are autonomous driving systems, in which major tech companies like Google, Xiaomi, Huawei, and others have invested to create systems akin to the ones found in Tesla automobiles.

The global market for autonomous vehicles was estimated by Next Move Strategy Consulting to be over $106 billion in 2021 and over $614 billion by 2030.

The development of artificial intelligence software for robotics, autonomous driving, and driver assistance systems has allowed Helm.ai to grow as a specialized platform.

For many automakers, developing this kind of autonomous driving technology would be impossible without a specialized software partner.

It will be interesting to watch how innovations from businesses that are still working on developing autonomous driving technologies for taxis, delivery trucks, private vehicles, drones, and other applications advance, such as Waymo (an Alphabet company), Embark, and Helm.ai.