Driving AI adapts reasoning to risk, not just complexity

CAR-VLA introduces a third reasoning mode for time-critical hazards and shows competitive performance on driving benchmarks.

Chinese Tech
Xiaolei Chen · Zhuolin He · Yuxuan Liang · Xu Li · Haotian Chen · Shi Fan · +10 more

Fudan University · Yinwang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd · Fuzhou University · Sun Yat-Sen University · Huawei Technology

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The authors argue that existing adaptive reasoning methods for driving models only decide whether to reason, ignoring how reasoning should differ across situations.

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CAR-VLA adapts reasoning depth and focus using scene complexity and dynamic risk to achieve competitive driving performance.

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