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Jia Xiaosong observed that models such as VLA and WAM that introduce stronger vision-language capabilities are not necessarily better than well-optimized end-to-end models on some autonomous driving benchmarks; what truly limits the model is whether it can make the right decision, not whether it recognizes a certain object.
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