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Nvidia Unveils Next-Gen Chips and AI Model Cosmos at CES. At CES in Las Vegas, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed the firm’s next-generation gaming chips and predicted a “ChatGPT moment” for robotics is imminent. The new Blackwell AI-powered chips deliver movie-quality visuals, are twice as fast as their predecessors, and range from $549 (£438) to $1,999. Huang also introduced Cosmos, an AI model capable of generating videos to train robots and self-driving cars at lower costs. By producing "synthetic" training data, Cosmos helps machines better understand the physical world. Users can describe a scenario, and Cosmos creates video simulations that follow real-world physics. Huang anticipates rapid breakthroughs in general robotics, driven by these advancements, though he noted more training data will be essential.
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