General Motors is developing a new in-vehicle artificial intelligence assistant that it claims will go beyond even Google’s Gemini, the AI technology it recently rolled into its cars. If the thought of an AI chatbot in your car already unsettles you, brace yourself, because GM wants to take things further.

 

Speaking to CNBC, GM director of product management for voice and AI/machine learning Anna Santos said the automaker’s new native AI assistant will be “deeply integrated” and combine “conversational AI with GM vehicle knowledge and OnStar intelligence to create those capabilities that go beyond what a general purpose assistant can do.”