Developed by OpenAI, AI-powered ChatGPT has become very popular for understanding natural language and providing unique answers. Technology companies in many different fields have started to incorporate ChatGPT and receive support from it. According to the General Motors Vice President’s statement today, ChatGPT will be integrated into the cars. So, what will ChatGPT’s tasks be in cars? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
ChatGPT will act as a digital assistant in General Motors cars
General Motors to its cars digital assistant announced that they will add ChatGPT to act as The digital assistant will perform many functions such as opening the garage door and connecting the vehicle with other technological products. In this way, vehicle users will do many of their jobs in a practical way thanks to artificial intelligence.
General Motors Vice President Scott Miller, in his statement on the subject, stated that ChatGPT is already in many areas and will be everywhere in the future. According to the statement, artificial intelligence will additionally detect any problem in the car and notify the owner of the vehicle, and will make an inspection appointment at the necessary places for this problem.
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General Motors did not disclose, stating that the name of the digital assistant is not clear. In addition, the company spokesperson said in a statement on the subject that the release date of the digital assistant they are working on for the vehicles is not clear and they continue to work on the issue. Finally, he stated that the use of new technologies such as artificial intelligence in cars will make them more useful.
ChatGPT is mostly used in communication-oriented professions such as editors and customer service, as it is an artificial intelligence on language. But apart from that, it provides flexibility as it can produce original content and is integrated into many different products such as cars.
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