Given a lot of proprietary data, how would one go about starting training a world model?
World Labs is really cool. The 3D reconstruction from only a handful of frames is on another level.
I wonder where this will lead
Assuming this means AMD wants to jumpstart competition with NV on a model/simulation ecosystem (which NV has been doing for ~a decade). Probably has at least something to do with NV acquiring HF.
I'm not sure how much things like Omniverse are used, but NV has put out some really interesting stuff in the space (like for example ARTY for a somewhat recent example).
Overall it seems like a financial vote of confidence for "world models" (whatever that means, I still don't know). But it could also mean the death of the interesting things WL was doing with Marble + Atlas. It's hard to read PR.
Neolabs keep moving down the stack.
Neoclouds want to do neolab things and now chipmakers want to do neolab things