Nvidia Automotive VP discusses supercomputing and creating an AI brain in the car [Video]

Nvidia (NVDA) announced on Monday that it will be expanding its partnerships with several Chinese EV makers, including BYD (BYDDY) and XPeng (XPEV). These companies will use Nvidia’s next generation of in-vehicle chips, called DRIVE Thor. The announcement signals a further push to integrate AI into everyday life.
Nvidia Automotive VP Danny Shapiro sits down with Yahoo Finance Tech Editor Dan Howley to discuss Nvidia’s expanded partnerships and the implementation of chips in vehicles.
Generative AI can be used to assist simulation for testing and validating autonomous vehicles, but it can also be applied inside vehicles, Shapiro says: “We’ve been focused on in-vehicle experiences for more than a decade and we pioneered bringing consumer electronics experience into the cockpit: touch screens and digital instrument clusters and rear seat entertainment. The last several years now we’ve been bringing artificial intelligence to that as well, so having a concierge that you could interact with. Convenience and safety features all built around AI.”
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