As per Forklog, Nvidia announced Alpamayo-R1, an open-source visual reasoning language model for autonomous driving, at the NeurIPS AI conference in San Diego. The model, based on the Cosmos-Reason framework, enables vehicles to process text and images to make driving decisions. Nvidia highlighted that previous autonomous driving models struggled in complex scenarios, such as multi-lane intersections or double-parked vehicles. Alpamayo-R1 aims to provide autonomous vehicles with human-like common sense for safer navigation. The model is available on GitHub and Hugging Face, with supporting resources under the Cosmos Cookbook. Nvidia also showcased other Cosmos-based solutions, including LidarGen and ProtoMotions3, and emphasized its push into physical AI and robotics, including the Jetson AGX Thor module.
Nvidia Launches AI Model for Autonomous Driving at NeurIPS Conference
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