The new Chat GPT-based intelligent watch can have a bright future.

The intelligent watch that uses Chat GPT can make multiple things possible. The smartwatch that can connect itself to the internet, makes it possible. That system's users can communicate with all intelligent tools. That they have by using voice commands.

The owners of this system can order robot vacuum cleaners to clean the house, the computers get updates and things like microwave ovens to begin the warming of food. They can ask the quadcopters to take pizza to them, but also military personnel can use the same systems.

The person can call the car with autopilot to get that person from the front of the door. But the same system can use to guide armored vehicles or helicopters with autopilot to support friendly troops on the battlefield. So those vehicles can also have autopilots.

In those network-based systems, the AI will connect multiple tools to one entirety. And that thing makes the system more effective than ever before. AI-based networking tools can use in everyday life. And they are also useful for security, law enforcement, and military applications.

The watch can connect itself to computers or mobile telephones by using BlueTooth which gives it a route to the internet if that system has no own SIM card. It can search for information for to user.

And the user of that system can give orders to the computers that control intelligent homes and tell the robot vacuum cleaners or robot lawn movers that they should start to cut grass, or clean the house. The system is a very useful tool for everyday life, and when I look at this thing I must remember the 1980's TV series "Knightrider" where the hero called a robot car by using a special watch. This thing is real today.

There is the possibility that the person can call a car that has autopilot by using the web application or a special watch with communication ability. The same systems can use to call robot helicopters, robot aircraft, or some other things. The same drone that can deliver pizza to a certain point can drop hand grenades to the same point. And that makes the new systems multipurpose tools.

And that voice command ability can connect with any robot in the world. The thing is that these kinds of systems are making a revolution for rescue- and military applications. The users of this kind of system can give orders to artificial intelligence that it must do something. Then the AI selects the most suitable tool for each mission and then the system can make the mission.

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