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NEWS: Nvidia has just introduced "Cosmos," a world foundation model created to understand the physical world. The model can generate synthetic data to train robotics.
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It feels like Nvidia is using Tesla as inspiration for their new products, which look pretty impressive.

“Synthetic respondents are enabling us to create personas that simulate and replicate [human] behaviors with a high degree of fidelity,” says @NielsenIQ’s Ramon Melgarejo. And you can use this technology for your product innovation cycle too. #FCIF #ad

First legit competitor to Tesla real world AI.

Umm isn’t Tesla doing this as we speak with the 7 million robots they have roaming around the world?

More confirmation Tesla is on the right track (and has been for years)

Yep. Seems Nvidia is coming after Tesla.

NVIDIA has been unsuccessfully using synthetic data for many years now. It is a failed approach. Jensen didn't explain what is different now.

The whole presentation is mind-boggling.

Nvidia is Microsoft. Tesla is Apple.

It feels really odd to use an AI to generate photorealistic videos, only to use another AI to ‘learn’ about the world… from those photorealistic videos. (I mean I get why they’re doing it, but…) I wonder if we will soon be able to ’short circuit’ this process and just learn the distilled knowledge? Because this feels horrifically inefficient!

Nvidia's "Cosmos" isn't just a breakthrough; it's a leap into the future: Physical World Insight: Cosmos deciphers the complexities of our environment, opening new avenues for AI interaction with reality. Robotics Revolution: By generating synthetic data, Cosmos can teach robots to navigate and manipulate our world like never before, accelerating development beyond traditional constraints. This isn't just tech; it's the dawn of a new era where machines understand and interact with our world as naturally as we do.

