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Peugeot Implements OpenAI’s ChatGPT AI To Its Infotainment System
Peugeot is the next automaker to employ OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Following in the footsteps of other European car manufacturers like Volkswagen and DS Automobiles, Peugeot is now making its I-Cockpit infotainment system smarter and much more helpful with the inclusion of the AI assistant.
By saying “Ok Peugeot,” you can engage in a human-like conversation with ChatGPT and ask for helpful tips, and directions, or just chat about things while on the road. The voice assistant can understand context and keep up with simple and more complex topics.
Stellantis didn’t mention any deeper car integration, though. Unlike competing implementations, which offer hands-off control of in-car features, Peugeot’s ChatGPT-powered assistant seems to be limited to just interacting with you rather than adjusting the car settings.
In any case, if you are a Peugeot owner, you can head to Peugeot’s Service Store and enable ChatGPT for free for the next 6 months as part of a pilot program. The slots are limited to just 10,000 people, so you might want to hurry.
The eligible vehicles include the most recent 208, 2008, 308, 308SW, 408, 508, 508 SW, E-3008, E-RIFTER, E-TRAVELLER, E-Partner, and E-Expert models. The feature will soon be available on the new E-5008 as well.



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