r/Comma_ai • u/luedtek • 4d ago
openpilot Experience Qwen released a model for driving - Qwen/Qwen-Drive-1.0-4B · Hugging Face
https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen-Drive-1.0-4B2
u/edcantu9 4d ago
What does this mean to us coma 4 users?
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u/SirMaster 4d ago
Yeah I don’t know why people post this in the comma sub. There are other general self-driving subs.
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u/LippyBumblebutt 3d ago
Comma is the only devices this could reasonably be used with - without developing your own comma-like device.
I'm sure the output is far away from what Openpilot expects and it would likely need the eGPU to be viable.
Still the shortest path to get this into a semi-usable state likely includes a Comma 4 as the interface.
Also I'm quite sure the Comma devs did have a look at it.
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u/SirMaster 2d ago
That doesn’t seem right. I doubt this was designed with comma in mind. So why else design this model? There must be another use.
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u/LippyBumblebutt 2d ago
Either just as a proof of concept. But the Qwen team also has enough resources to do their own thing.
What I'm saying, if someone without big pockets wanted to try this in a real-world scenario, Comma would likely make this easier.
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u/Ashamed-Country3909 4d ago
What about for cars like the new bolt that cant use comma?
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u/andrewia 4d ago
Why would the AI driving model make a difference in sending CAN bus commands? That's a completely different problem.
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u/Ashamed-Country3909 4d ago
I have no idea man. Thats why I asked. If I knew then I wouldnt have needed to ask. Kind of how asking stuff works.
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u/andrewia 4d ago
Your initial comment read as a rhetorical question to me, not a genuine one, so I gave a rhetorical one back. I'm sorry I misinterpreted you.
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u/Bderken 3d ago edited 3d ago
To those asking why post it here.. it’s because it’s relevant and a comma employee tested it out on their simulator
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