GM Might Implement ChatGPT in Everything It Builds

General Motors is developing a virtual personal assistant that utilizes the same OpenAI artificial intelligence models behind ChatGPT. The ambitious voice-activated chatbot would be created as part of GM’s partnership with Microsoft. The American tech giant controls the exclusive rights to OpenAI’s technology. GM is aiming for its vehicle-board chatbot to be less like Microsoft’s Cortana and more like Cortana’s fictional namesake from the Halo video game franchise.

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According to Semafor, GM’s ChatGPT-powered chatbox would be a true assistant. A diagnostic light appearing on the dashboard was used as an example. The GM bot could tell you why the light appeared, if the warning is urgent enough to pull over immediately, and schedule an appointment at a garage for you. Reuters reported that GM Vice President Scott Miller said “ChatGPT is going to be in everything.”

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