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CES is currently going on in Las Vegas and Volkswagen has announced plans to install chat gPT into its vehicles starting the second quarter of

2024.

They're calling it an automotive grade ChatGPT integration.

Did anyone need this?

I'm not sure. Apparently it's the Tiguan, the Passat, the Gulf, the ID family of EVs. It's coming to Europe first and then being considered for the US. They're going to see how badly it'll do in Europe first and then maybe come to North America, and they're calling it naturalistic communication.

So my contention is this, Volkswagen I have questions for you, can you ask it about Dieselgate?

What will it say? Hey Volkswagen can you explain

Dieselgate to me? What is Dieselgate? Let me educate you. It's a learning

bot, right? Let me educate you. Will it recommend other cars if I say you know what

I regret my purchase of this passot I don't really like it what other cars can you recommend

will it say Camry interesting would it actually suggest other things to me? Interesting.

Will youtubers be able to carry on a conversation while they're reviewing the car?

Is it suddenly a passenger in the review?

I don't like this Gulf.

What would you like instead sir yes all right

yes and finally is Volkswagen going to use this to spy on all of us yeah yeah

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