Autodesk launches generative design AI large model "Bernini"

Recently, the world-renowned CAD software giant Autodesk announced that it is internally testing a large generative AI model called Bernini . This news quickly attracted widespread attention in the industry. Against the background of the booming development of generative AI technology, the launch of Bernini is regarded as an important innovation for Autodesk in the field of design, and its technical capabilities are expected to bring revolutionary changes to 3D design.

Bernini's name is taken from the famous Italian sculptor and architect Gian Lorenzo Bernini in the 17th century, symbolizing the perfect fusion of art and technology. This tool not only focuses on generative design, but also emphasizes practicality and functionality, making it an important aid for designers and engineers.

To train this model, Autodesk collaborated with the Chinese University of Hong Kong and used 10 million publicly available 3D shape data to ensure that the model has high-precision generation capabilities. At the same time, Autodesk relies on cloud services such as Amazon DynamoDB and Amazon SageMaker to build an efficient data storage and training process to achieve efficient processing of PB-level data while maintaining low operating costs.

Bernini will be deeply integrated into Autodesk's core product portfolio, including AutoCAD , Revit and Fusion 360 , providing seamless workflow support for professionals in architecture, engineering and manufacturing. Through the intuitive interface, users can easily call Bernini's AI functions to quickly explore design possibilities and optimize solutions.

As generative AI technology continues to develop, innovative tools like Bernini will bring unprecedented opportunities and challenges to the design field. As an industry leader, Autodesk once again demonstrates its determination to advance technology and reshape the industry. In the future, the official release of Bernini will provide designers, engineers and enterprises with new advantages in the increasingly fierce market competition.

For more information or to apply to participate in the closed beta, please visit the Autodesk official website .