The German federal government plans to launch large-scale cooperation with US chip designer Nvidia to promote the widespread application of artificial intelligence in the industrial field and catch up with the global AI technology competition. The plan has two goals: one is to lay the foundation for the application of physical artificial intelligence, which can be used to train robots and autonomous vehicles; the other is to train internationally competitive high-performance industrial artificial intelligence models. According to reports, the German federal government is willing to invest hundreds of millions of euros to advance this project, and the funds will be used to purchase computing power and train new artificial intelligence models. Nvidia is also expected to provide support, including sending engineers to participate in the project. About 12 German companies plan to participate in the collaboration, including Siemens, Audi, and the artificial intelligence company Black Forest Labs.

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