Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declares robotics' ChatGPT moment has arrived, unveiling autonomous vehicle software, a major Uber robotaxi partnership spanning 28 markets by 2028, and AI tools designed to power the entire robotics ecosystem at the company's annual GTC conference.
NVIDIA is partnering with robotics giants ABB, FANUC, KUKA, Medtronic, and others to deploy physical AI at industrial scale, unveiling powerful new tools including Cosmos 3, Isaac Lab 3.0, and GR00T N2—currently ranked No. 1 on multiple robotics benchmarks—spanning manufacturing, warehousing, and surgical robotics.
NVIDIA is supercharging the global race to autonomous vehicles, partnering with BYD, Uber, and major automakers to deploy AI-powered robotaxi fleets across 28 cities on four continents by 2028, while unveiling powerful new tools including the Alpamayo 1.5 reasoning model and Halos OS safety architecture to accelerate the development of …
Zoox and Uber are joining forces in a multi-year deal to bring fully autonomous, all-electric robotaxis to Las Vegas this year and Los Angeles by 2027, making Zoox's self-driving fleet bookable directly through the Uber app.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang declares AI infrastructure the largest buildout in human history, requiring trillions in investment across a five-layer stack of energy, chips, infrastructure, models, and applications, as open source models accelerate adoption and industries from drug discovery to robotics begin generating measurable economic value.
Niantic Spatial is turning 30 billion Pokémon Go player images into a centimeter-precise AI navigation system, now powering Coco Robotics' 1,000 delivery robots across US and European cities where GPS falls short.
Yann LeCun launches Paris-based AI startup Advanced Machine Intelligence, raising over $1 billion at a $3.5 billion valuation to build world models grounded in physical reality, challenging the dominance of large language models and targeting industries like manufacturing, robotics, and biomedical with open source AI solutions.
AI and robotics are rapidly empowering small groups and terrorist organizations to launch autonomous attacks using drones powered by open-source vision models, prompting urgent warnings from experts that policymakers must act now to criminalize violent AI fine-tuning and strengthen defenses before these threats become reality.
Humanoid robots marketed as autonomous are secretly being operated or trained by hidden human workers, sparking urgent ethical alarms over deceptive AI hype, exploitative labor practices, privacy violations, and dangerous public misconceptions that could mirror Tesla Autopilot's deadly consequences.
Industry 5.0 promises a human-centered manufacturing revolution blending AI, robotics, and sustainability, but a survey of 250 global leaders reveals most companies remain trapped in cost-cutting mode, failing to invest in the higher-value, human-centric use cases needed to unlock its full potential.