VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera· ·1 min read
GM Deploys Gemini AI to Four Million Vehicles
General Motors plans to add Google's Gemini AI to four million US vehicles via OTA updates. The rollout targets 2022+ models from Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC, marking one of the largest Gemini deployments.
Source:The Verge
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General Motors plans to bring Google’s Gemini AI assistant to around four million vehicles across the US, according to GM's announcement.
Model year 2022 and newer Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC vehicles equipped with Google built-in qualify for the upgrade. GM rolls it out via over-the-air software updates to its infotainment system over several months.
The update shifts from the current Google Assistant to a smarter, more intuitive AI that improves over time, GM states. It handles tasks like sending messages, navigation, and music suggestions, while enabling more natural, conversational interactions without memorized commands.
Gemini launches in US English, with plans for additional GM markets and languages. Separately, GM reports one billion hands-free miles driven in nearly 750,000 Super Cruise-enabled vehicles on compatible US and Canada roads.
Model year 2022 and newer Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC vehicles equipped with Google built-in qualify for the upgrade. GM rolls it out via over-the-air software updates to its infotainment system over several months.
The update shifts from the current Google Assistant to a smarter, more intuitive AI that improves over time, GM states. It handles tasks like sending messages, navigation, and music suggestions, while enabling more natural, conversational interactions without memorized commands.
Gemini launches in US English, with plans for additional GM markets and languages. Separately, GM reports one billion hands-free miles driven in nearly 750,000 Super Cruise-enabled vehicles on compatible US and Canada roads.
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