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NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang introduces NVIDIA AI Co-Pilot, a new capability on the company's AI car computer, which uses face recognition, head tracking, gaze detection, and lip reading to make driving safer and more enjoyable. He also announced HD mapping partnerships with Japan's ZENRIN and Germany's HERE.
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