NVIDIA has launched a new set of free AI models and data for developers working in language, robotics, and biology. By sharing these resources with the public, NVIDIA hopes to make it easier for people everywhere to create innovative AI applications and boost progress in fields like medicine and robotics.
These open tools and datasets are available through platforms like Hugging Face, allowing more developers and companies to use advanced AI technologies without starting from scratch. NVIDIA’s resources include powerful language models, tools for building smarter robots, and technology for understanding medical data.
One highlight is the NVIDIA Nemotron collection. These models help AI systems understand language, images, video, and documents. New tools offer improved reasoning for customer support and software development, better ways to extract useful information from text and tables, and safeguards to ensure AI stays safe and culturally aware. NVIDIA also provides data for building these models, including information that helps protect user privacy and tools for making synthetic data.
Big companies such as ServiceNow, Palantir, PayPal, and Zoom are already using NVIDIA’s open models to improve customer service, increase productivity, and make AI work better for their needs. For example, ServiceNow uses Nemotron models to support industries like finance and healthcare, focusing on transparency and safety in AI decisions.
NVIDIA has also improved AI models for physical tasks, like robotics. Their Cosmos and Isaac GR00T models help robots learn faster and behave in more humanlike ways. These tools allow companies to train robots with realistic simulations and better data. As a result, businesses like Amazon Robotics and Uber can introduce smarter robots into their operations.
In healthcare and life sciences, the NVIDIA Clara set includes models that can analyze complex biological data. These tools learn how RNA works, create 3D models of proteins, and help medical professionals interpret images, all of which can speed up the discovery of new medicines and improve healthcare.
All these models and data are free to use for researchers and developers, available through various platforms such as build.nvidia.com, Hugging Face, and Microsoft Azure AI Foundry. NVIDIA aims to make AI more accessible, safe, and powerful by making it easy for anyone to get started using their tools.
To learn more about these open AI resources, visit NVIDIA’s website or check out the keynote presentations online.
Original article and image: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/open-models-data-ai/
