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AI Drones Race Autonomously in New Grand Prix

28 Jan

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Summary

  • Anduril launches AI Grand Prix for autonomous drone racing.
  • Contestants will write software, not pilot drones directly.
  • Prizes include $500,000 pot and job opportunities at Anduril.
AI Drones Race Autonomously in New Grand Prix

Anduril founder Palmer Luckey has announced the AI Grand Prix, a novel competition focused on autonomous drone racing. Participants will develop software that pilots drones, rather than manually controlling them, highlighting the company's emphasis on AI and autonomy.

The contest offers substantial rewards, including a $500,000 prize pot and expedited hiring opportunities at Anduril. This initiative serves as a unique recruitment strategy, moving beyond traditional methods.

The AI Grand Prix will utilize drones from Neros Technologies, as Anduril's own aircraft are too large for the competition's indoor venue. The event is a collaboration with the Drone Champions League and JobsOhio, with finals in Ohio.

Anticipating at least 50 teams, Luckey plans to expand the concept to other autonomous vehicle types in the future, such as underwater or ground racing.

International teams are welcome, with the exception of Russia, due to its ongoing military actions. Teams from China are eligible, though employment at Anduril for individuals affiliated with the Chinese military will be restricted by law.

The competition's qualifying rounds will commence in April, with the final AI Grand Prix race scheduled for November.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The AI Grand Prix is a competition launched by Anduril where participants write software to autonomously fly drones, showcasing advancements in artificial intelligence.
The AI Grand Prix offers a $500,000 prize pool, job opportunities at Anduril, and a chance to bypass the company's standard recruiting process.
The final AI Grand Prix race is scheduled for November, following qualifying rounds that begin in April.

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