Microsoft and Mercedes-Benz are teaming up to test their new in-car ChatGPT feature in the U.S. Using artificial intelligence software, the car manufacturer will offer an optional beta program for over 900,000 vehicles fitted with the MBUX infotainment system. Customers can join the program by downloading the Mercedes me app or by using a voice command inside the vehicle. This marks the first implementation of the ChatGPT feature, developed by San Francisco-based startup, OpenAI, that Microsoft controls. So far, AI has had a positive impact on Microsoft’s stock, as the company continues to incorporate it into all its product offerings.
Microsoft and Mercedes Partner to Test ChatGPT for In-Car Communication in the United States
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