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**GM Files Patent for Blockchain Platform to Enhance Autonomous Vehicle Information Sharing** *Automotive News Report* - According to foreign media reports, American automaker General Motors (GM) has filed a patent for its blockchain platform aimed at facilitating information sharing between autonomous vehicles. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently published GM's patent application. Autonomous vehicles hold significant potential in the future of mobility. Established car manufacturers, alongside tech giants like Tesla and Google, are fiercely competing for a share of the autonomous vehicle market. According to a report by Statista, a global statistics portal, the market value for fully autonomous vehicles is expected to grow to billion (approximately ¥40.1 billion CNY) by 2025. However, before this potential can be fully realized, the industry must address critical challenges related to information processing. For autonomous vehicles to operate safely, they must leverage vast amounts of data, including road conditions, traffic congestion, and nearby sensitive equipment. Experts assert that information is the most crucial factor for the success of autonomous vehicles. In terms of information requirements for autonomous vehicles, there is a dual challenge: on one hand, these vehicles need access to extensive data, while on the other hand, they generate massive amounts of data themselves. Municipal authorities, other drivers, and relevant stakeholders connected to autonomous vehicles will need to use this data. Experts estimate that autonomous vehicles will generate as much as 4,000 GB of data per day. Understanding this data, converting it into actionable information, and sharing it with relevant stakeholders are the main tasks for industry players. A proper technological solution is needed that allows for seamless and secure sharing of this data. Blockchain technology provides such a solution by storing information on a distributed ledger, reducing the risk of hacking. GM's patent application proposes an information exchange method based on blockchain technology. The company aims to create a blockchain that records events related to autonomous vehicles in blocks. This platform will facilitate information exchange, allowing all involved parties to legally access information related to autonomous vehicles. For example, drivers on a busy road might need to know if there are autonomous vehicles operating nearby. Authorities responsible for sensitive equipment, such as airports, may also need access to this data. Blockchain-based smart contracts could enable stakeholders to implement transparent, tamper-proof information-sharing agreements. Smart contracts, which are automatically executed, could ensure seamless sharing of information. GM has extensive expertise in the field of autonomous vehicles and has been developing autonomous driving technologies for many years. Furthermore, GM has actively explored blockchain technology and was one of the first automakers to join the Mobility Open Blockchain Initiative (MOBI). GM's patent is expected to facilitate information sharing among autonomous vehicles.