In my experience it works perfectly for generating small code snippets (15-20ish lines of code) but starts struggling for long codes

I am unsure about “no value” part, but as generating more and more papers is getting easier (at least in quantity), I would believe a proportionally diminishing value they bring (a purely economical analogy)

Got a cool narrated video too

youtu.be/vrpJjbzV0mk

A few week backs I thought people's attention is diluted jumping in and out of several socials and thought soon enough that will settle down -- but maybe that's gonna persist a while.

All AI tools, vehicles is an example. Coding/ Writing assistants, all types of AI assistants, etc.

Fair, economic projection models have always been questionable I guess.

Yup! I turn it off because I really like writing (being poor to afford the full version is beyond the point 🥲) — but I see a future where all papers are nothing but templates filled with AI generated words

I agree, I am unsure about the scaling of the commercial aspects, at least in the passenger vehicle space, freights being a diff story.

I was more pressing on the viability of the AV tech. I do think tech is mature, but regulatory commissioning (rightfully) can put off OEMs.

I believe its to encourage industry contribution— there focus is more on codes/libraries/containers and much less on math and analytics. Probably, thats my guess…

Also we often use the NVIDIA products for several other things in our lab

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