Meet The AI That Wants To Run Cars, Drones And Cities At Once

GIBO Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:GIBO) stock rose Friday after the company outlined a bold new AI vision for future mobility systems. The firm said it unveiled a long-term concept for its GIBO.ai intelligence layer to unify mobility systems across air, ground, and digital networks. GIBO.ai platform will serve as a shared computational fabric connecting vehicles and infrastructure. The company said this approach treats mobility intelligence as a continuous data flow rather than disconnected hardware performance. In this framework, assets like EV motorbikes, aerial vehicles and transport networks exchange data and learn from each other. Rather than viewing mobility as a collection of independent vehicles, GIBO envisions a future where intelligence flows continuously across systems, where EV motorbikes, aerial platforms, logistics networks, and urban infrastructure operate as interconnected intelligence nodes within a single computational fabric. Computational Nervous System GIBO Holdings said the goal is to build a “computational nervous system” that lets connected systems sense, share and respond together. The firm said this model will help vehicles and infrastructure adapt to real-world conditions as a unified network. The company said its architecture shifts focus from isolated machines to collective system-level intelligence. GIBO Holdings said this design allows insights from ground mobility to benefit aerial operations, and vice versa. By blending environmental data with vehicle intelligence, the platform helps improve broader mobility behavior, the company said. The architecture aims to enable more coordinated movement between aerial and ground platforms without rebuilding systems from scratch. “Vehicles will continue to evolve, but intelligence architectures are what ultimately define eras,” said Zelt Kueh, CEO of GIBO Holdings. “With GIBO.ai, we are focused on building the nervous system of future mobility—one that allows intelligence to move seamlessly across air and ground, enabling systems to learn collectively and operate as a unified whole.” GIBO Price Action: GIBO Holdings shares were trading up 2.26% at $1.815 at the time of publication on Friday, according to Benzinga Pro data. Image via Shutterstock