General Motors is introducing AI into the vehicle inspection process.

The automaker is investing in Israeli startup UVeye, which makes car diagnostic systems that use sensors and artificial intelligence to quickly identify damaged vehicles. UVeye technology is like an X-ray screening scanner at an airport. The car passes through the scanner and within minutes service providers receive a detailed report of everything that is wrong with the car, down to tire pressure. GM says the UVeye technology will be available in 4,000 dealerships.