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Waabi CEO talks using AI to train, scale autonomous trucks
Self-driving trucking startup Waabi raised $200 million in series B funding from corporate investors like Uber (UBER), Nvidia (NVDA), Volvo, and Khosla Ventures. Waabi aims to leverage generative AI for practical uses of autonomous driving, especially for commercial-grade trucks. Waabi Founder and CEO Raquel Urtasun sits down with Yahoo Finance to explain how the company is in the process of training autonomous vehicles through AI models and simulations, commenting on the progress of autonomous driving over last several decades. "So Waabi has created a new generation of foundational models that are able to understand and interpret what they see, be able to create abstractions that are interpretable so that you can validate and verify the system," Urtasun tells Julie Hyman on Asking for a Trend, "and then uses those abstractions to reason something that for the first time foundational models could not do before, and this gives the system, the ability to really generalize to the unknown, which is fundamental when you bring you want to bring this type of technology to the physical world." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Asking for a Trend. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan. Catch up on Yahoo Finance's latest reporting on autonomous and full-self driving developments: Investors are buying into AI and Musk any way they can: Morning Brief What ridesharers can unlock in autonomous vehicle partnerships Tesla's robotaxi unveiling won't just be about the technology: 'We're starting a new book' Alphabet's Waymo faces probe from US regulators Tesla is in 'incredibly enviable' position for real-world AI Safety is 'core of everything' for Waymo's robotaxi service Cities are 'the biggest hurdle' for Tesla's robotaxi: Analyst
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From trading floor to Nvidia boom, Wall Street's 'Einstein' talks evolution
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) trading floor has changed a lot since its peak in the 1980s, mainly due to advances in technology. While computers now handle most trades, there are still real people on the floor doing important work for investors around the world. Peter Tuchman, known as the "Einstein of Wall Street" because of his distinctive white hair, is one of the most recognizable figures on the trading floor. He's been working there for decades, offering valuable insights to clients during both good and bad market conditions— making him the go-to source for understanding market trends. In the latest episode of Opening Bid, Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi is joined by Tuchman to discuss how market conditions have evolved from then to now. Their conversation covers a wide range of topics, from the performance of major stock indexes to specific companies like Nvidia (NVDA), which has become a leader in artificial intelligence technology.
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Dow Jones Rises, Nasdaq Slides As Nvidia, Bitcoin Keep Falling; Amazon In Buy Area
The Dow Jones rose Monday today, while Nvidia continued to pressure the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. Bitcoin also retreated Monday. Amazon and Meta are near buy points.
