GM Adds Google Gemini for Drivers to Rev Up with AI Assistant
General Motors is rolling out Google's generative AI model, Gemini, to over 4 million vehicles across its Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac brands starting with model year 2022 and newer vehicles that already have Google built-in. The update will allow drivers to use natural language to plan fuel-efficient trips, locate nearby services, manage messages, and control entertainment through the vehicle's infotainment system. The upgrade requires an OnStar connection, a Google Play Store login, US English settings, and user opt-in via an in-vehicle notification.
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GM announced earlier this week that it will upgrade 4 million vehicles with Gemini, Google's family of generative AI models. The rollout will occur over several months and include GM's four brands -- Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac -- with model year 2022 or newer. The vehicles must already have Google built-in, an Android-based operating system integrated into the vehicle dashboard.A representative for GM did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Google built-in operates much like a phone, giving drivers and passengers access to Google Maps, Google Assistant and the Google Play store. Typically, you cannot add Google built-in after you've bought the car. It has to be preinstalled at the factory. GM says Gemini can plan a driving trip that will use the least amount of gas.
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