Li Auto, a Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has been working on its artificial intelligence (AI) large language models before the debut of ChatGPT. Chen Wei, head of Li Auto’s spatial algorithm team, revealed that the company had already started training its entire large language model before the introduction of ChatGPT. The team built a data and training platform based on large-scale model training and addressed the demand for multimodal data, including speech, vision, and text. Li Auto’s large models possess four industry-leading characteristics: powerful text generation ability, language understanding ability, knowledge question answering ability, and logical reasoning ability. Chen Wei firmly believes that the future trend of algorithm evolution will move towards large models, therefore creating value for users.
Recently, at the Li Auto Inc. Hosts Family Tech Day, Li Auto launched its city NOA product, which does not rely on high-precision maps. With the help of AI large models, this product achieved driving performance close to that of human drivers. The NOA technology architecture in Li Auto city has three characteristics. Firstly, Li Auto uses NPN characteristics and TIN network to enhance the BEV model, enabling the object recognition without relying on high-precision maps. Secondly, the regulatory algorithms make human-like decisions, utilizing imitation learning. Thirdly, the fully automated and closed-loop training platform supports continuous evolution of the large-scale model.
The Li Auto Inc. Hosts Family Tech Day also announced that Li Auto plans to begin internal testing of NOA in Beijing and Shanghai this month and release the commuting NOA functions in the second half of this year, expanding NOA coverage to more cities. Li Auto aims to outpace BBA in sales with L6 delivery next year, reflecting its commitment to AI development in electric vehicles.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Related to the Above News
What is Li Auto and what has the company been working on in terms of AI?
Li Auto is a Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer that has been working on its artificial intelligence (AI) large language models before the debut of ChatGPT.
What is ChatGPT and how is Li Auto using its AI language models?
ChatGPT is a yet-to-be-released platform. Li Auto is working on its AI language models to be used on this platform. The company has already started training its entire large language model before the introduction of ChatGPT.
What are the characteristics of Li Auto's large models?
Li Auto's large models possess four industry-leading characteristics: powerful text generation ability, language understanding ability, knowledge question answering ability, and logical reasoning ability.
What did Li Auto launch recently at their Family Tech Day event?
Li Auto launched its city NOA (Navigate on Autopilot) product, which does not rely on high-precision maps. With the help of AI large models, this product achieved driving performance close to that of human drivers.
What is the technology architecture of Li Auto city NOA product?
The NOA technology architecture in Li Auto city has three characteristics: NPN characteristics and TIN network to enhance the BEV model, regulatory algorithms that make human-like decisions utilizing imitation learning, and a fully automated and closed-loop training platform that supports continuous evolution of the large-scale model.
When will Li Auto begin testing NOA in Beijing and Shanghai?
Li Auto plans to begin internal testing of NOA in Beijing and Shanghai this month.
When will Li Auto release the commuting NOA functions?
Li Auto plans to release the commuting NOA functions in the second half of this year, expanding NOA coverage to more cities.
What is Li Auto's goal for sales?
Li Auto aims to outpace BBA in sales with L6 delivery next year, reflecting its commitment to AI development in electric vehicles.
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