@OpenAI: In racing, tiny margins matter. AI can help teams find them. OpenAI’s Joyce Ruffell and @RaceTekSystems co-founder @Gar…
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OpenAI discusses how AI, including ChatGPT and Codex, helps racing teams analyze track data for faster decisions, citing collaborations with Chip Ganassi Racing and RaceTekSystems.
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In racing, tiny margins matter. AI can help teams find them.
OpenAI’s Joyce Ruffell and @RaceTekSystems co-founder @GarageGuyChase discuss with @AndrewMayne how racing teams use AI to turn track data into faster decisions—from our research collaboration with Chip Ganassi Racing to building new tools with ChatGPT and Codex.
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