Experts say that in the future, Tesla may work with OpenAI to integrate ChatGPT into its electric vehicle fleet. Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk is also the founder and supporter of the American artificial intelligence startup OpenAI, which created the ChatGPT bot. Elon Musk co-founded San Francisco-based startup OpenAI in 2015 with other well-known entrepreneurs and investors such as Sam Altman, Radi Hoffman, and Peter Thiel. Together, its founders have committed $1 billion to OpenAI to create and develop advanced artificial intelligence that will benefit humanity.

In 2018, Musk stepped down from OpenAI’s board of directors due to disagreements among the founders over the company’s development. However, Musk remains a donor and supporter of the initiative and has strong connections and influence within the company.

Technical analysts estimate that the chances of Tesla incorporating ChatGPT into its electric vehicle system are very high. Edward Sanchez, senior automotive analyst at TechInsights, said it’s entirely possible for Tesla and OpenAI to have some kind of collaboration at some point in the foreseeable future, because Musk has close ties to OpenAI’s executive team, which would make it easy to attack a potential person. to be suitable. He also added that Tesla is way ahead of the industry in over-the-air updates, so if they feel there is enough consumer demand for a ChatGPT service in their car, similar to Apple’s Siri, they may want to push the service in their next update.

How is Tesla integrating ChatGPT into its electric vehicles?

ChatGPT (Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is the most popular and fastest growing application in human history. This is an advanced chatbot developed by the American artificial intelligence company OpenAI. It is designed to imitate a human speaker and currently uses supervised and reinforcement learning techniques. The program has changed the rules for the artificial intelligence and tech industry since its launch in November 2022.

Chat GPT uses a proprietary technique called Human Feedback Reinforced Learning (RLHF), which uses human feedback in a learning cycle to minimize harmful, inaccurate and biased results. To successfully run human-level conversations and tasks, an application must process large amounts of data in seconds. This means it needs a very powerful computer that can process tons of data in seconds. If Tesla wants to integrate ChatGPT into an electric car, it will need a supercomputer that can process, analyze and calculate millions of data and provide accurate feedback to the driver in seconds.

For any other automotive company, ChatGPT integration can be difficult unless they find a supercomputer or alternative data processing solutions. But Tesla already has the resources and technical knowledge to successfully integrate ChatGPT into their EVs.

In 2021, Tesla introduced its custom-built Dojo supercomputer. Dojo is an artificial intelligence neural network training supercomputer specially designed for artificial intelligence machine learning and video training using Tesla EV data. The ultimate goal of the dojo is to achieve fully autonomous driving capabilities. Thanks to the Dojo supercomputer, Tesla can collaborate with OpenAI and integrate ChatGPT-related services into its future electric cars.