Given the impressive performance of the latest generation of chatbots, the most striking example of which is ChatGPT, car manufacturers are thinking of integrating them into the interiors of their latest models. The idea is that the driver could call on these personal assistants at any time, if needed.
Some drivers could soon be conversing with an artificial intelligence similar to, or even directly derived from, ChatGPT. According to the Semafor website, Scott Miller, General Motors' vice-president for operating systems and in-car software, has already confirmed the development of an in-car personal assistant powered by artificial intelligence, with much greater possibilities than today's versions with their relatively limited number of voice commands.
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