What interested me most about the video was the explanation of the problems teams encounter when interpreting wind tunnel data. It's something I've been interested in for a long time: the real-life effect of using scale models and the fact that wind can't be scaled in the same proportion; the difficulty of accurately interpreting both issues.TyreSlip wrote: ↑05 Jun 2025, 02:14Thank you. CoreWeave sounds expensive as it uses significant computing power. I hope it is accurate enough and pays dividends in the future.Otromundo wrote: ↑05 Jun 2025, 00:071. Click the Settings icon, that gear-like thing in the lower right corner, next to the YouTube logo.
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I spent weeks (maybe months) studying the latest developments in modern wind tunnels. I was very surprised to see that the base was the one that shifted to emulate speed, for example. But if what CoreWeave offers in theory is rigorously true, it could be a game-changer.
That AM has acknowledged the collaboration with them, considering them main partners, and that Newey seems to support their inclusion, seems very important to me.
I also keep in mind that Palantir even ran its ads on Ferrari for the past two seasons. And the fact that they supposedly continue to collaborate also caught my attention. Although I admit that in part this matter was more related to my investments than to F1.
In any case, I think this AI thing is here to stay and we'll have to adapt. Even F1 teams, or rather: especially F1 teams.
We'll see if the car improves with the help of CoreWeave; we need it.