Autonomous Vehicles AI News & Updates
US defense tech company Forterra has deployed over 100 autonomous ground vehicles in Ukraine to assist with logistics, cargo transport, and casualty evacuation. While currently relying heavily on teleoperation due to tac...
AI startup Decart has launched Oasis 3, an interactive world model designed to generate photorealistic, real-time driving simulations for autonomous vehicle testing. The model features remarkable efficiency, though tests...
Tesla has launched its robotaxi service in Dallas and Houston, expanding beyond its initial Austin deployment where driverless operations began in January 2026. The company now operates fully autonomous vehicles without...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced ambitious projections of $1 trillion in AI chip sales through 2027 at the company's GTC conference. The keynote emphasized Nvidia's strategy to become foundational infrastructure across...
Nvidia launched Alpamayo, a family of open-source AI models including a 10-billion-parameter vision-language-action model that enables autonomous vehicles to reason through complex driving scenarios using chain-of-though...
Alibaba has announced a partnership with Nvidia to integrate Physical AI software stack into its cloud platform, enabling development of robotics, autonomous vehicles, and smart spaces through synthetic data generation....
Tesla shareholders will vote on whether the company should invest in Elon Musk's AI startup xAI, following SpaceX's $2 billion commitment to the firm. The proposal comes as Tesla struggles with declining EV sales and see...
Elon Musk confirmed Tesla has disbanded its Dojo AI training supercomputer team and shelved the second-generation D2 chip development. Tesla is now consolidating resources to focus on AI5 and AI6 chips manufactured by TS...
AI video-generating startups Luma and Runway are exploring partnerships with robotics and self-driving car companies as potential new revenue streams beyond their current focus on movie studios. Luma is particularly posi...
Tesla is developing custom supercomputers Dojo and Cortex to train AI models for its Full Self-Driving technology and humanoid robots. The company aims to reduce dependency on Nvidia chips by creating its own D1 chips, w...