Toyota Concept-i

[ProjectWHaT]

Concept-i, Toyota's conceptual debut at CES 2017, envisions a future where we form relationships with our self-driving cars -- a future where our interactions aren't limited to a touchscreen in the dashboard, but through communicating with an integrated artificial intelligence that predicts and meets the passengers' needs.

...The cabin is pretty much devoid of traditional black touchscreen displays.

So, instead of buttons and screens passengers interact with the vehicle's artificial intelligence (AI) agent, nicknamed "Yui," which will anticipate the onboard humans' needs, measure their emotions and responds automatically. These responses could be verbal (like suggesting a destination) or through mood enhancing environmental cues (such as altering the lighting throughout the cabin). Passengers can also just talk to Yui like they would Siri on their smartphone to make natural language requests.

https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/toyota-concept-i-unveiled-at-ces-2017/

Basically, the future is AI taking over our lives.

 

[Bram Turismo]

How would it react if you told it to 🤬 off?

 

[Dan]

Machines gauging human emotions? That won't be exploited at all.

 

[05XR8]

Machines gauging human emotions? That won't be exploited at all.

Especially at popular mignight lookout spots.

 

[tankuroded]

I have feeling this car is the second coming of the Pod...