AI News/Wire summary
Rivian plans to let its cars run third-party AI agents
Key points
- CEO RJ Scaringe said at TechCrunch Disrupt that future Rivian cars will run AI agents from other companies, such as Anthropic.
- No timing was given. Rivian pointed to its "AI & Autonomy Day" event in December for more details.
- Scaringe said vehicle-level controls, such as braking and steering, will not be handed to any agent.
- As of May, Rivian's assistant could already reach external apps such as Google Calendar.
Why it matters for marketers: Teams planning in-car voice or app integrations should track Rivian's December event, since third-party agent access has no date yet.
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