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AI systems: First chips, now software: How Nvidia is tying the future of autonomous driving to itself

Nvidia is further expanding its business with self-driving cars. The AI model Alpamayo is supposed to make judgments like a human and will be used in the Mercedes CLA. A test drive through Berlin.

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AI systems: First chips, now software: How Nvidia is tying the future of autonomous driving to itself

Nvidia's AI model, Alpamayo, was taken on a 30-minute test drive through Berlin by Handelsblatt, with Nvidia's head of automotive, Ali Kani. The AI navigated through Berlin's traffic, even braking to let a group of teenagers cross the road. Nvidia is working with car manufacturers like Mercedes-Benz and Volvo to bring autonomous driving to the market. The company sees autonomous driving as an opportunity worth over $1 trillion, with Kani predicting that every car will eventually drive autonomously.

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