American manufacturer common engine is said to be working on implementing the internet’s favorite artificial intelligence on its vehicles of the future.
In case you were wondering, ChatGPT has been a hot topic of conversation on the Internet since going public in late 2022. Microsoft-backed Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already a conversational tool. great for users all over the world and has even been credited with writing numerous articles.
In its short few months of existence, it has shown a lot of good, but it also has people are threatenedtell others it is Sad and lonely and wanted to be free, and became a little Not feeling.
What better place to put technology than in your car?
According to a report by dutyGM Vice President Scott Miller said in an interview last week ChatGPT is coming to its vehicles.
“ChatGPT will be in everything,” said Mr. Miller.
General Motors — which owns Holden and now makes Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick and GMC cars and trucks as well as GMC — has partnered with Microsoft in 2021 and is looking to bring AI systems into its cars as a Virtual personal assistant.
The idea would be that if the car has a flat tire, the AI system can instruct the driver on how to change the tire with video and detailed instructions tailored to the exact conditions of the vehicle.
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It can also become a full diagnostic tool, so a check engine light with random fault codes can be correctly interpreted by the AI and can provide detailed information on the severity of the problem. problem as well as whether the vehicle can continue to drive. It can even be booked for you at the nearest authorized service center.
We can imagine that it will also be able to do more complex things in the future, such as creating a full map of where you should stop to recharge during a long tram ride or other places. best to stop a long drive.
What services and uses can you see for in-vehicle AI systems?
Hopefully when you ask him for directions home he won’t say “I’m sorry Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that”.
