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Are LLMs going to eventually become the architecture that powers self-driving cars? Seeing them play Portal and other video games, I'm curious if they will eve
by drakenot 26d ago
Are LLMs going to eventually become the architecture that powers self-driving cars?
Seeing them play Portal and other video games, I'm curious if they will eventually help solve that last N% of self-driving.
- ac29 26d agoGPT-6 is multimodal, LLMs alone have no vision capability
- wyager 26d ago"LLM" is now in practice a superset of "LMM"
- Aboutplants 26d agoFast forward to me sitting at a Green Light waiting for my usage to reset for the week so I can get to where I’m going
- simonw 26d agoI remain worried about prompt injection style attacks against self-driving cars. Imagine if someone finds a weird image pattern that gets misinterpreted as instructions and hangs that off a bridge over a freeway.
- gruntled-worker 26d agoIt'll get rooted over the uplink/WiFi/BT long before that. Probably even more likely for non-SDVs.
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- kakugawa 26d agoIt's not a coincidence that Waymo started becoming viable after GPT-3.
- skybrian 26d agoNews to me. Where did you learn about that?
- hiddencost 26d agoTo my understanding gemma is shipped with waymo, in a highly modified fashion. I'm skeptical, tho. Cost will push for right sizing, much like we have right sized a lot of things about modern cars.
- red75prime 26d agoA VLM (a vision-language model) is already being used by Waymo[1]. It's useful for scenarios that require reasoning and general knowledge. [1] https://waymo.com/blog/2025/12/demonstrably-safe-ai-for-autonomous-driving/ https://waymo.com/blog/2025/12/demonstrably-safe-ai-for-auto...
- thefourthchime 26d agoIn a sense, they already are. The giant leap in self driving cars we've seen in the last handful of few comes from using transformer models.