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technology2 years ago

"ChatGPT Integration in Volkswagen and Škoda Cars: A Game-Changer at CES 2024"

At CES 2024, Volkswagen showcased its plan to integrate ChatGPT with its in-car voice assistant IDA, aiming to enhance user experience by seamlessly accessing information beyond IDA's capabilities. The demo included asking the car to tell a story about dinosaurs, demonstrating potential entertainment features for passengers. While the full scope of ChatGPT's utility in the car remains to be seen, other automakers like BMW and Mercedes-Benz are also exploring similar integrations with language models, indicating a broader trend in the industry.

via Engadget|
#cerence#ces-2024#chatgpt
technology2 years ago

"Volkswagen Integrates ChatGPT for Enhanced In-Car Conversations"

Volkswagen plans to integrate an AI-powered chatbot, based on Cerence's Chat Pro product, into its models equipped with the IDA voice assistant, starting with European models in the second quarter. This chatbot, powered by ChatGPT, will provide features such as reading researched content, answering questions, and interacting in intuitive language. The integration aims to enhance the in-car user experience, with potential future collaborations to design a new large language model-based assistant. This move by Volkswagen follows in the footsteps of Mercedes-Benz, which integrated ChatGPT into its MBUX infotainment system last year, and reflects a broader trend of automakers incorporating advanced AI technology into their vehicles.

via TechCrunch|
#ai#automotive-technology#cerence
automotive-technology2 years ago

"Volkswagen Integrates ChatGPT for Enhanced Car Conversations"

Volkswagen is set to integrate ChatGPT, a conversational AI and natural language processing technology, into its infotainment system in collaboration with Cerence. This will allow VW drivers to control their infotainment, navigation, and climate control using voice commands, with the feature expected to be available in select VW electric vehicles from mid-2024. The move reflects the increasing trend of automakers incorporating advanced AI technologies into their vehicles to enhance the in-car user experience.

via Ars Technica|
#ai#automotive-technology#cerence