At the I/O Conference yesterday, Google announced plans to start the AI Chatbot, Gemini, in a variety of different places, including cars. Today, Volvo said she was pushing her way to the front of the line to be the first to get new technology.
Volvo said it expands its partnership with Google – it was the Swedish auto manufacturer One of the first to adopt the integrated Android car operating system for its cars – To include Gemini integration through its model formation. Drivers will be able to take more “natural” conversations about their car, including language translation, navigational assistance and find specific locations. They will even be able to ask AI to answer questions about their car user guide. Volvo diluted it as a reduction in the driver’s “cognitive load” so that they could keep their eyes on the road.
Drivers will be able to take more “natural” conversations about their car.
Drivers and passengers will be able to use Gemini’s transmission texts, get trends, play music, and all the things that Google Assistant managed to do. The main difference is that users will not have to use robotic orders, instead of relying on the natural Gemini capabilities.
Volvo will now work as one of the Google Reference Pits to Development and Test of Future Car Technology. This means that Volvo cars will get “new features and updates” from Google before adding them to the main Android code base.
“Through this partnership with Google, we can bring the latest features and capabilities from the consumer’s main environmental system to our products first,” Alwin Bakkenes, head of global software engineering at Volvo Cars, said in a statement. “Through our expanding partnership, we are cooperating on advanced solutions that make up the future of connected cars.”
Google’s annual developer, which was held at the Shoreline runway at Mountain View, was California, for Gemini this year. Soon the car appears as an important platform for Chatbot, especially with countless challenges-a 2-toning metal box through a complex environment full of risk.
Google places GEMINI as a team player with other basic parts of the vehicle operating system. “Mobility applications can merge with Gemini using Three basic intentionsIt allows you to start navigation, display related search results, and implement custom procedures, such as enabling users to report accidents such as traffic congestion using their voice.
