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AI & Enterprise
From TFM to CEM, AI models different from LLMs are arriving
AI companies are increasingly betting on models that operate differently from large language models, including tabular foundation models for structured data prediction, decision-focused models that output choices and probabilities, and code execution models that optimise running programs autonomously. Gartner flagged large quantitative models as a key 2027 keyword. SAP and Nvidia have moved into TFM. Decision model competition has expanded to major firms. Nvidia-backed DoubleAI is also drawing attention with CEM technology.
AI & Enterprise
DoublesAI unveils CEM AI model to cut computing costs by up to 67 percent
Nvidia-backed Israeli startup DoublesAI is introducing an AI model aimed at cutting companies\' computing costs, the Wall Street Journal reported on Oct. 19. The company, founded by Mobileye co-founder and CEO Amnon Shashua (암논 샤슈아), has raised $220 million from investors including Lightspeed Venture Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners, Nvidia and Dell. DoublesAI says an early customer reduced computing costs by 67 percent. Its first product, Maxwell, is to be supplied from late October.
Mobility
Mercedes to fit Waabi AI driving system within two years
Mercedes has signed a production agreement with British autonomous driving startup Waabi and plans to install Waabi\'s artificial intelligence driving system in its vehicles within two years. It is the first time Waabi\'s end-to-end driving AI will be applied to mass-produced premium passenger cars. The system will be integrated with Mercedes hardware, MB.OS and map interfaces, and offered as an advanced driver assistance feature for city streets and highways. Details were not disclosed.
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Industry
China\'s auto industry bets on humanoid robots as next growth engine, following Tesla
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Mobility
Waymo to launch first European robotaxi service in Munich in 2027
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Mobility
Mobileye founder to step down as CEO ahead of robotaxi push, leadership gap looms
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Mobility
BYD unveils China\'s first in-house 4nm smart driving chip, supports Level 3 and Level 4
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Mobility
Lyft to launch teen accounts two years after Uber
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Industry
Tesla, Nvidia set for head-to-head in autonomous driving as new models roll out in 2026
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AI & Enterprise
Manufacturing convergence puts \'physical AI\' in focus
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AI & Enterprise
Mobileye to acquire AI humanoid robot maker Mentee Robotics for $900 million