Which major chatbot apps work with CarPlay?
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If you aren't happy with Siri while driving, several other chatbot apps are compatible with CarPlay now.
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Caption: Not happy with Siri? There are other options.
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Based on the original story on engadget.com.
Editor's note
While Siri on your car's infotainment system might not be the most intuitive for driving, several other chatbot apps are now compatible with CarPlay, offering drivers a range of features and customization options that might be more suitable for their needs while on the road.
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Panel 1
Alex, holding up a smartphone with an eye-shaped smiley face, stands in a bustling city street.
Alex: Hey, Sam! I found a new chatbot app that works with CarPlay! It's like Siri, but with a heart-shaped smiley face instead of an eye. No more grumpy eyes, just a happy smiley heart guiding you through your day. Plus, you can customize your car's dashboard with fun chatbot alerts. Think of it like turning your car into a fun mobile game!
Panel 2
Sam, with his hands on his hips, looks at Alex skeptically.
Sam: Alex, are you sure that's a good idea? I don't think people are ready for car dashboard games. CarPlay is supposed to be for safety, not turning our rides into a mobile app carnival. And who knows, maybe the app will make the roads safer with its GPS navigation. But I still think Siri is a better, safer option. Let's not get too excited.
Panel 3
Robin, with a mischievous grin, throws a small, toy car into the air.
Robin: Hey, what's the worst that could happen? Maybe I'll just program the chatbot to drive my car around the city at high speeds, just for fun. Or maybe it'll start a race with my friend's car that won't stop until one of us gets a ticket. Or better yet, I'll make it send a text to the nearest pizza place on its own. I mean, who wouldn't want a chatbot that eats pizza for breakfast? The possibilities are endless!
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