Hundreds of Baidu's robotaxis froze solid in Wuhan traffic Tuesday. Passengers trapped, accidents sparked—welcome to the real world of autonomous driving.
Self-driving teams hoarded petabytes of footage, hoping humans could sift it. Nomadic flips the script: AI agents that query videos like databases, unearthing rare glitches that train better bots.
Imagine feeding a dashcam clip into AI and spitting out perfect multi-angle videos for self-driving car training. NVIDIA's Cosmos Predict-2 does just that, post-trained on 20,000 hours of real roads.
Brake lights flashing wildly on I-24 near Nashville. Then, 100 RL-trained autonomous vehicles weave in, damping the chaos—fuel savings for everyone, no new roads needed.