Ep. 4: How AI Will Revolutionize Driving — Danny Shapiro, NVIDIA

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Inside Instacart's AI-Powered Smart Shopping Cart | NVIDIA AI Podcast Ep. 302

Instacart has 1.6 billion lifetime grocery orders—and is now using that data flywheel to digitize the physical store itself. In this episode, David McIntosh, Chief Connected Stores Officer at Instacart, explains how the Caper Cart—powered by an NVIDIA Jetson™ board and a sensor f ...  Show more

How Mistral Is Building Frontier AI for the Enterprise | NVIDIA AI Podcast Ep. 301

Open-weight models are closing the gap with proprietary AI — and Timothée Lacroix, cofounder and CTO of Mistral, has been betting on that since day one. In this episode, he explains why open weights accelerate enterprise adoption, how Mistral is bringing model customization into ...  Show more

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