Google's Gemini AI assistant is being integrated into millions of vehicles, enhancing the in-car experience with conversational AI.
Why it matters
This development highlights the expanding reach of AI assistants beyond smartphones and smart speakers into the automotive sector. By integrating Gemini into vehicles, Google aims to create a more intuitive and helpful in-car experience, potentially transforming how drivers interact with their vehicles for navigation, entertainment, and vehicle controls. This also signals a significant push by major tech companies to embed advanced AI into more aspects of daily life, paving the way for future automotive AI applications.
Google is putting its smart AI, Gemini, into cars. This means your car can understand you better and help you with things like finding directions or playing music, just like a smart assistant on your phone.
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