General Motors Considers Recruiting ChatGPT For In-Car Virtual Assistance

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General Motors Considers Recruiting ChatGPT for In-Car Virtual Assistance

A U S legacy automaker jumping on the chat GPT bandwagon with the General Motors executive telling Reuters the popular chatbot could power its virtual assistants soon. GM Vice President Scott Miller telling the news agency the technology could provide drivers with valuable information. Currently not possible, standard voice commands like information about their vehicles features or instructions on how to switch attire. GM is using Microsoft's Azure cloud service which does include a chat GPT software to develop a virtual assistant for its cars but says it will modify the technology to be more car specific.