MIT Technology Review
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Wayve can now interrogate its cars, asking them questions about their driving decisions.
The idea is to use the same tech behind ChatGPT to help train driverless cars.
The UK -based firm has had a string of breakthroughs in the last few years .
By quizzing the self-driving software every step of the way, Wayve hopes to understand why and how its cars make certain decisions.
Wayve is working to make LINGO-1 as accurate as possible.
The company hopes that making LLaMA 2 open source might give it the edge over rivals like OpenAI .
“Large language models are, to use the technical phrase, great bullshitters,” says Upol Ehsan .
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