Overview
- At CES, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang declared a “ChatGPT moment” for machines that understand, reason, and act in the real world.
- Nvidia outlined a full physical‑AI stack spanning Cosmos for real‑world reasoning, Isaac GR00T and Lab‑Arena for humanoids and testing, Alpamayo and Drive for autonomy, plus Rubin and Jetson Thor for on‑device inference.
- Qualcomm introduced its Dragonwing IQ10 Series processor alongside a physical‑AI stack with tools for data collection and model training.
- Qualcomm executives highlighted smartglasses as immediate sources of high‑quality “physical data” for training robots, stressing anonymization and strong privacy safeguards.
- Forbes reports Nvidia is positioning itself as the infrastructure “nervous system” for physical AI, contrasting Tesla’s vertically integrated hardware approach.