The biggest technology event of the year, CES (Consumer Electronics Fair), opens its doors tomorrow. However, brands have already started making announcements and introducing their new products as part of CES. As you can imagine, many companies focused on their announcements this year, especially in the field of artificial intelligence.

Automobile giants also took their place at the fair. One of them is It was Volkswagen. The German automaker made a statement at CES 2024 that its customers will enjoy it. The company stated that it will bring productive artificial intelligence to its cars.

ChatGPT is coming to Volkswagen vehicles in the second quarter of this year!

According to Volkswagen’s statement, OpenAI’s chatbot ChatGPT, which has taken the world by storm, will be added to the cars within the brand. Company, ChatGPT support expected in Q2 2024 He stated that it will be added from (April-June).

ChatGPT will be added to many new Volkswagen models, from Golf to Tiguan, from Passat to electric ‘ID’ models.

The popular chatbot will take its place in most of the brand’s new models. Among these models Golf, Tiguan and Passat There are tools like. Moreover, the companyID cardWe will also see ChatGPT in electric cars named ” (ID.7, ID.4, ID.5, ID.3). According to the statement, ChatGPT will come to models in Europe first. There is no information about when the release date will be in Turkey.

ChatGPT, which will be integrated with Volkswagen’s IDA voice assistant, will allow the driver to perform many functions easily.

The vehicle and the driver are moreNaturallyChatGPT support, brought to communicate, will take the brand’s IDA voice assistant to the next level. Users, basic functions in the vehicle such as climate control, navigation will benefit from an assistant. Also the modelgeneral knowledge questionsIt will also be possible to ask for it.

Volkswagen states that this integration is completely “hands-free“, meaning it was added to allow you to perform functions in the car without using your hands. He adds that this won’t force you to create a new account or add additional apps. Only “Hello IDAIt will be possible to access the chatbot using commands such as ‘or via a button on the steering wheel.

Actually, this step is not surprising. Many car manufacturers started integrating productive artificial intelligence into their vehicles. For example, recently the giant navigation company TomTom teamed up with Microsoft for such a move. Additionally, Mercedes-Benz has added ChatGPT support to select vehicles. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that we will hear more of these kinds of developments during CES 2024.