“When we have an open model there, and people can test it out first, combine them to do application good for their targeted business, and later they can build their own model.”

Ming-Yu Liu, Nvidia · Practical AI · Open models and the future of Physical AI with NVIDIA

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Build open-source models on Nvidia hardware to test and iterate quickly, then let customers fine-tune those models for their own sensor setups

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