Tesla’s New AI Integration: Deepseek and Doubao Revolutionize Vehicle Interaction in China

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Introduction to Tesla’s AI Advancements

Tesla is making significant strides in integrating AI technology into its vehicles, particularly in China. In a bold move, the company is introducing the local AI models Deepseek and Doubao, which are set to enhance driver interaction, bringing the cars closer to their users.

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Comparison of AI Models in Different Regions

In North America, Tesla unveiled its own large language model (LLM) called Grok, created by Elon Musk’s XAI. While Grok allows for voice commands, it functions similarly to an app on your phone and doesn’t directly control vehicle systems. In contrast, the new AI models being implemented in China will interact with various car functions, significantly improving the user experience for Tesla owners.

Features of Deepseek and Doubao

Deepseek aims to serve as a sophisticated chatbot and voice assistant, similar to Grok in the US. However, Doubao takes it a step further, allowing for direct interaction with the car’s controls through voice commands. This innovative approach utilizes a new wake-up phrase, ‘Hey, Tesla’, marking a notable enhancement in the AI’s responsiveness and usability. By partnering with ByteDance’s Volcano Engine cloud service to host these AI models, Tesla is ensuring that these systems run smoothly and efficiently.

As AI technology becomes more prevalent in electric vehicles, Tesla’s introduction of Deepseek and Doubao further establishes its foothold in the competitive landscape of smart vehicle features. With these advancements, Tesla is set to enhance the driving experience for consumers in China, providing seamless integration of cutting-edge AI technology into everyday use.

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