Seoul National University's SafeDrive generates multiple trajectories and scores each for safety before choosing. It is the first Korean paper to earn a CVPR highlight.
A Seoul National University team built an AI that scores self-driving cars' safety choices in real time, and it just landed a rare CVPR highlight paper nod.
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