U.S. automaker looks to weave artificial intelligence into driving experience
(FOX BUSINESS) -- General Motors is looking to enhance the driving experience by integrating artificial intelligence into the auto industry. According to reports, the Detroit, Michigan-based automaker plans to introduce ChatGPT, a popular artificial intelligence bot developed by OpenAI, and add an A.I. vehicle assistant for drivers.
CEO Mary Barra detailed the new initiatives for General Motors on "The Claman Countdown" Tuesday.
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"Having an assistant and really being able to use voice that is clear enough that you can ask questions and get answers, I think that's what the artificial intelligence will enable us to do," Barra told host Liz Claman.
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