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First Dataset Shows Major Gaps in Self-Driving AI's Ability to Learn from Corrections

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Overview

  • ADS-Edit is the first multimodal knowledge editing dataset for autonomous driving systems
  • Created to address the challenges of correcting errors in LLM-based driving systems
  • Contains 2,264 multimodal edit cases across 8 driving-related knowledge categories
  • Utilizes image-text-to-text format and BDD100K dataset to reflect real driving scenarios
  • Provides comprehensive evaluation metrics to assess editing effectiveness
  • Develops driving-specific RAG-based baselines and analyzes commercial model performance
  • Reveals current limitations in multimodal knowledge editing for autonomous driving

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The ADS-Edit dataset tackles a critical problem in autonomous driving systems powered by large language models (LLMs): how to fix mistakes without retraining the entire model.

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