Niantic: "Large Geospatial Models" to be Built from Pokémon Go Player Data

Niantic has announced that it will develop a new Large Geospatial Model (LGM) based on data from millions of Pokémon Go players, calling spatial intelligence the next frontier in AI modeling. While humans have "spatial understanding" but machines have difficulty accomplishing related tasks, LGM's "spatial intelligence" is built on Niantic's trained neural network of more than 50 million neural networks, with more than 150 trillion parameters, and capable of operating in more than a million locations. Visual Positioning System (VPS). Over the past five years Niantic has focused on building the VPS, whose data is uniquely photographed from a pedestrian's point of view, and Niantic's Chief Scientist said that it uses player uploaded data to create high-fidelity 3D maps of the world, including 3D geometric shapes and semantic understanding.

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