General Motors is considering incorporating an artificial intelligence (AI) voice assistant into its Ultifi end-to-end vehicle software platform, Detroit Free Press reports. The Ultifi platform, which is set to be deployed this year on next-generation electric and internal combustion engine vehicles, will allow for the frequent and seamless delivery of software-defined features, apps, and services to customers over the air. This will enable new vehicle experiences and connect customers' digital lives.
The platform is built upon GM's advanced electrical architecture, the Vehicle Intelligence Platform (VIP), which provides over-the-air capability, data bandwidth, cybersecurity, and processing power.
