NIO launches NOMI GPT to transform in-car artificial intelligence experience

NIO´s new NOMI GPT brings advanced Artificial Intelligence and human-like interaction to its vehicles, setting a benchmark for digital car assistants.

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer NIO has unveiled NOMI GPT, its latest artificial intelligence-powered digital in-car system, marking a leap forward in automotive technology. Announced on April 12, 2024, NOMI GPT is exclusively installed on vehicles equipped with NIO´s Banyan Intelligent System, reflecting the company´s commitment to pushing the boundaries of in-car digital experiences.

The core of NOMI GPT is a multimodal artificial intelligence model designed to make NOMI, NIO´s proprietary car assistant, smarter and more responsive. This system is capable of handling a wide spectrum of user interactions with impressive versatility. NOMI can answer diverse encyclopedic queries covering science, history, and entertainment, demonstrating deep general knowledge. More than just a voice assistant, the system orchestrates artificial intelligence-driven car scenarios, can adjust ambient lighting, and animates expressive responses tailored to user inputs, creating a highly personalized car environment.

What sets NOMI GPT apart is its sophisticated multi-modal perception technology, which fuses visual, acoustic, and vehicular sensor data for a holistic awareness of both the inside and outside of the vehicle. This enables NOMI’s responses to be delivered in remarkably natural, human-like language, increasing driver and passenger engagement. The system enhances user interaction by recognizing nuanced details, combining complex task management with advanced cognitive skills. An integrated emotion engine further elevates NOMI’s communication, enabling fast, thoughtful, and empathetic responses that mimic human decision making. NIO plans to roll out NOMI GPT to its vehicles later in the year, promising a pioneering level of in-car artificial intelligence experience for drivers and passengers.

59

Impact Score

Goldman Sachs flags ‘circular revenue’ risk in Nvidia’s OpenAI and Intel investments

Goldman Sachs warns that Nvidia’s multibillion-dollar stakes in customers such as OpenAI and Intel could create circular revenue, inflating growth via chip sales funded by Nvidia’s own investments. The bank also questions whether customer spending is sustainable as more demand shifts to venture-backed Artificial Intelligence startups and governments.

Contact Us

Got questions? Use the form to contact us.

Contact Form

Clicking next sends a verification code to your email. After verifying, you can enter your message.