Big upgrade, just got a real AI (Gemini)

[ReaperHWK]

Looks like the latest OTA update loaded Gemini into my 2026 Tahoe. This is really a huge upgrade as you can talk to it and ask it questions like ChatGPT. It also integrates with all the nav so you can just ask it where you want to go, store hours of places, weather, etc. very powerful AI integration finally!

 

[Too_L8T]

Cant wait till it tells me I’m not fit to drive and locks out the ignition!

 

[ReaperHWK]

my dog is in the back seat and his ass is cold, can you help?

Gemini “turning on rear seat heaters”

 

[Blueinterceptor]

That update is available in the 25’s as well.

 

[Padraig]

Mine was updated to Gemini quite a while back. Works quite well but sometimes she goes on and on, Wal to talkative.

Padraig

 

[homesick]

They still tell many untruths, they're about as bad about not reading for comprehension as people are; and giving wrong answers because of that poor reading.

If you drive off the pier, it's still your fault. You've been warned.

joe

 

[BlackHC2025]

I got it in my '25 via OTA. Couldn't find a song title on my USB. Meh. I had to resort to a manual search on my iPhone. Not impressed yet.

 

[Jus Cruisin]

Cant wait till it tells me I’m not fit to drive and locks out the ignition!

That's in the 2027 models. Drunk driver shut down.

 

[Jus Cruisin]

I just got it in my 2025 GMC 1500 Sierra Denali. It won't interact with the radio.

 

[Doubeleive]

Cant wait till it tells me I’m not fit to drive and locks out the ignition!

WON'T BE LONG

 

[Doubeleive]

I got on my 2012 & 2018 as well, but it's really on my phone and it just integrates into android auto which I have had pretty much since inception in 2015
I have had Gemini on my PC since beta (google invite).
It's not entirely accurate, don't depend on it to give you correct information. All this stuff is in it's infancy
I sure as heck would not pay for the higher level, use the free stuff and enjoy

 

[ReaperHWK]

Eh. AI is “smarter” than most people out there IMO…..

In 5-10 years AI will be telling us what to do.

 

[the 18th letter]

Ai is definitely smarter than most people. It’s artificial and draws its intelligence of our cumulative knowledge.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

Yes, there must have been a very recent major upgrade released in Google's search/AI engine and interaction with our queries. I've had Android Auto (which uses Google) from Day 1, and until last week, if I asked it anything not directly related to my driving map, destination, time, etc., it responded with, "I don't understand".

Yesterday, while driving on a 7+ hour journey, I happened to ask Android Auto (Google) a question about a musical group that started in 1970, and is still playing/touring today. My question was answered, and then we embarked on a 40+ minute conversation about the group, it songs, it members over the decades, and how those different members affected the overall themes of the music played by the group. I learned a few things, and I suspect that Google learned a few thing from our interaction. It was a really pleasant and informative way to spend 40+ minutes behind the wheel.

 

[homesick]

Ai is definitely smarter than most people. It’s artificial and draws its intelligence of our cumulative knowledge.

Until it can reason for itself, it's not smart at all. If you read the same sources that're fed to AIs, you'll still be smarter because you can reason. "Artificial" is irrelevant.

joe

 

[ReaperHWK]

Until it can reason for itself, it's not smart at all. If you read the same sources that're fed to AIs, you'll still be smarter because you can reason. "Artificial" is irrelevant.

joe

I read that chatGPT had every posted YouTube video transcribed and it “watched” them all. Also it will have every publication ever created in its database, including how to work on cars and repair manuals as well as videos.

Its knowledge can not be denied. Once AI has robots or cameras to explore the world it will even grow more “knowledge” exponentially.

As far as reasoning that’s advanced AI and I feel it will come eventually. Even the CEO of openAI agrees.

 

[ReaperHWK]

Yes, there must have been a very recent major upgrade released in Google's search/AI engine and interaction with our queries. I've had Android Auto (which uses Google) from Day 1, and until last week, if I asked it anything not directly related to my driving map, destination, time, etc., it responded with, "I don't understand".

Yesterday, while driving on a 7+ hour journey, I happened to ask Android Auto (Google) a question about a musical group that started in 1970, and is still playing/touring today. My question was answered, and then we embarked on a 40+ minute conversation about the group, it songs, it members over the decades, and how those different members affected the overall themes of the music played by the group. I learned a few things, and I suspect that Google learned a few thing from our interaction. It was a really pleasant and informative way to spend 40+ minutes behind the wheel.

lol. I actually think Gemini talks too much! I’ve had to scream for it to “go to sleep” a few times after it was annoying me lol.

The other day I asked it where a local Italian restaurant was by name and it said they were all closed except one 10 hours away. I asked it if it was worth the drive and it said I was a moron on a polite way lol. It even pulled up and read some Google reviews on how it wasn’t the best and worth that drive.

 

[homesick]

I read that chatGPT had every posted YouTube video transcribed and it “watched” them all. Also it will have every publication ever created in its database, including how to work on cars and repair manuals as well as videos.

Its knowledge can not be denied. Once AI has robots or cameras to explore the world it will even grow more “knowledge” exponentially.

As far as reasoning that’s advanced AI and I feel it will come eventually. Even the CEO of openAI agrees.

AI has no knowledge, yet. Each of them only has a database, or access to databases, until they can think/reason. I've asked a couple of AI sites what databases they can access. They're very limited in numbers.

Current "AI" is a marketing phrase, like "the cloud".

The things you claim are still down the road a bit. Your CEO has an expensive axe to grind. No offense, but you'd be better off if you felt less and thought more.

joe

 

[ReaperHWK]

AI has no knowledge, yet. Each of them only has a database, or access to databases, until they can think/reason. I've asked a couple of AI sites what databases they can access. They're very limited in numbers.

Current "AI" is a marketing phrase, like "the cloud".

The things you claim are still down the road a bit. Your CEO has an expensive axe to grind. No offense, but you'd be better off if you felt less and thought more.

joe

Coming….. AI is currently blocked from certain databases but once the CPU power is there and all barriers removed it’s going to be EXPONENTIAL.

Sam Altman’s Dangerous Singularity Delusions

The CEO of OpenAI thinks human extinction is a best-case scenario.

www.truthdig.com

Musk wants OpenAI but he lost his lawsuit.

What’s a human anyway? A brain is our computer running a neurons which are 1s and 0s. Get enough neurons you can approach being “human”