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A Korean AI model scores every possible driving path for safety before the car moves. CVPR called it a highlight.
Most self-driving AI models study how humans drive and try to copy them. They work well in normal conditions but struggle to explain why they chose one path over another, which becomes a problem when a split-second decision goes wrong. A…
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