AI models trained on racing data can deliver real-time voice coaching to drivers, telling them to brake later or delay turn-in. Even Formula 1 relies on human analysts now, but a student app could generate enough data to train AI that coaches technique in the moment.
So from the racing side, we are now exploring it for AI-driven coaching. So little nudges. Interesting. So if we can train the model based on what we're doing, because right now, you know, even at the F1 level, there's still a lot of human beings behind the crunching of the numbers. Once the AI models sort of take hold and we have— there's just more sample size for them to kind of train a model, and we're working on it from a student perspective, which is why we're trying to launch a training app so we can get more of a sample size. We can then train the model And have little nudges from the AI voice prompts, right? So try braking a meter later, you know, or try delaying your turn-in once you start releasing the brake. Little things that we remind people.
