I might be looking at it backwards, but more than anything else this impressed me with the capability of humans. All this power and speed to replicate what grandma does when she goes to the grocery store. Slow by comparison, but driving, or shooting a basket or practically anything involving motion is awesomely complex. And somehow we do it.
@@jaymarbreguera591 it is complex for sure, but it have had over 5 million years to evolve and learn, the computers have had what, 200 years if you count high. And the computers already excell in many areas where its about calculations etc. But rest a sure, it will go beyond us in the other areas as well, and it will be so much faster when it does.
@@pulsarfever Absolutely, we're amazing but in a few decades we will be surpassed. It's impossible to say when but it won't be by a small amount, it will be on an exponential curve to something God-like.
The explanation on this video is mind bugling. I did some engineering, but I never heard of these newly invested words until Tesla AI day. Still watching different videos to fully grasp the concepts
I found some cool Tesla stuff u should purchase for a another Tesla video like buying stuff for your Tesla or something like that i Recently purchased a model X
God the day quantum computers will be implemented as a small form factor, it'll really change everything. Even only for self driving predictions, analysis and reaction scenarios. In a few dozen micro seconds it would run through thousands of simulation and choose the best one for the current situation. I really think it'll be the biggest leap that enables FSD to be implemented officially in all production cars
If the NN is already trained for all the possible scenarios the do we really need to make any prediction? think about it ..? so do we really need a very powerful computer in the car?
I was once informed by a computer expert at research facilities supercomputing centre (where I work) that quantum computers would be good for breaking encryption - but not really much of an improvement in superfast deep analysis scenarios that the layman might think they are.
@@bbbf09 Yeah because of this fact Mainframe will stay around because there is no better and cheaper number cruncher built..but who will break the arrogance of IBM..
Thanks for the excellent explanation on how Tesla AI works. My first computer was a Kapro with 64K memory and a dot matrix printer, It really made a great typewriter, because I could correct my own mistakes before printing. It was a big step up from when I was in the Military in the '50s and '60s and had to write everything by hand and give it to a secretary for typing. I can really imagine how much she hated to see me coming with a revision, because it meant that she had to retype the entire thing. Now this laptop tells me when I make a spelling or grammatical error and either automatically corrects it or makes a suggestion to improve my sentence.
incredible job at explaining this stuff- thanks! I've never been to your channel but now I will come by everyday! Best explanation of Tesla AI day by far! please do more- would you? can you do this on regular basis? I'd become a regular patreon if you'd do so! thanks!
Wow thank you for breaking that down so meticulously and concisely. Absolutely mindblowing capability. Still trying to wrap my head around the implications of that much processing power
Great comparison with how they changed the 8 camera views into 1 bird's eye view in vector space. I didn't understand what this all meant while I watched AI day, but your panoramic picture example really helped my mind grasp this concept.
12:09 That's just not true. Lookup What a TPU (Tensor Processing Unit ) is, or what Cerebras does. Even Nvidia sells supercomputers exclusively built for training AIs.
Feedback / Suggestion: The animated assets are quite distracting. Eg: At 2:18 I can focus on what you are showing on screen. 2:26 & 3:44 In contrast are difficult to focus on so full screen like 2:18 and 2:34 would be better. It may be a cool addition but it actually takes away rather than add to the quality of your video imo. Maybe have them outlined in 10% or lower white opacity? hope this helps : )
Great video! 👍 I hadn't really considered that for automated cars to work in real time at speed, they'll need to learn WHAT things are rather than just WHERE they are. Shows how powerful Human Brains are at collecting a mass of info but not consciously 'think' about it - unless it has too. We'll see, but not notice, hundreds of people/dogs/pushchairs/bikes moving along pavements at different rates, but we'll only really notice them if they step to the edge of the road, or stumble and run into the road... or are they just waiting for the traffic to pass before crossing and it's actually safe to drive pass them?? 🤔😫😱
Memorizing and library stocking to verify what is valed on the road, that reminds us back in the Tesla autonomous days, where a person walking a bike was considered not their, because the object was not listed.
You want to keep it that way. Or you can drive to me, park for 24 hours, and lose your car in a 10 foot snow drift. I'll provide hot chocolate and a shovel. Then watch.
Congratulations for explaining it in plain English for us amateurs to understand. Now that I saw this great video I can watch the 3 hour one again and understand it way better. Thanks for the clear and simple explanation of such a sophisticated and complex project! This is what you call "breaking it down".
This is why Tesla wins ! They need something, they don't hack half assed solutions... they engineer it from the ground up, in house, according to specific needs. And they're not afraid to throw something out if its not working or something better comes along. On point, highly efficient for time, long term cost and material.
When the full DOJO v1 super computer takes over FSD in 2022, imagine the huge additional leap in FAD capability. And DOJO v2 with 10X more capability is already in the planning stages. I doubt that any of us can even imagine this.
I wonder if this is running off of like Wi-Fi or like how is like the Internet working with this cuz like what happens is like if there was like no Wi-Fi with the system still work the same?🤔
How hard would it be to work-in 5 redundant backup computers on every AI autonomous device such as vehicles and robots? Are computers compact enough now to work in multiple backups should one system go bad?
This is just so truly amazing I was trying hard not to cry at the sheer beauty of the complex computers we have today. it’s just so crazy to think back in the late 60s and 70s those computers that took up an entire room are now in our pockets and are FAR MORE powerful than those computers. So when you think there is still computers that take up entire rooms (now called super computers witch is a fitting name) it’s hard to imagine the sheer processing power in a computer that size and the capabilities of such a machine and is hard to emphasize just how far humans as an intelligent species (some more than others) as come and how truly amazing it is. Absolutely love the video great work.
@Piññed by Morning Invest Yeah, My first investment with Mrs Joan Kathy earned me profit of over $25,530 US dollars, and ever since then she has been delivering
As always, amazing... but... yuuuup, it's going to get to a point where I'll be totally out of options for work. Driving for Uber/Lyft was already bad. But I CANNOT compete with a super computer. 😕
I have an awesome idea to identify vehicles surrounding our tesla vehicle! Have the cameras reading the vehicle's plates and get a detailed description from DMV of the car, like length, weight, etc. It may work to help the tesla’s computer to analyse its path route. Just an idea!
What Tesla had been doing to provide self-driving was amazing but what they have changed to is astounding. They have shown their path to orders of magnitude greater computing power. And they will be using it on a system that is using a total vertual world view that now is based on all their cameras being stitched into one 360 degree super view. Get ready for the massive improvements this is going to deliver. This expected 5X improvement means we will see the improvements we would have seen in five years arive in one year. It's like 2022 will 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 all in 2022. So for those saying we are 5 years away those 5 year are coming in 2022.
Nice breakdown on advanced technology, but abit to much PRO Tesla for my taste. You definitely own Tesla shares. I think if you explain what any other car company is doing it would sound just as impressive as this.
13:52 a FLOP or Floating Point Operation is computing at it's most basic level either a 1 or a 0. aka binary code. 1 Exoflop for the Dojo is measured in Quarter Precision (8 bit) to get it's total while consumer GPUs are measured in Single Precision(32bit) so a 1500 dollar RTX 3090 would do about 35 teraflops in 32bit and 140 teraflops in 8bit precision so Dojo is gonna be about 8,000 times faster than the current GPU king of the market today. if you measured Dojo in 32 bit precision like a consumer GPU it would really be equivalent to about 150-200 petaflops which is still ridiculous.
Honestly I did not dig into that much details about how the FSD of Tesla work, but I was sure it was already using all cameras to create 3D view and it was remembering the sings etc.
Only one exaFLOP supercomputer has ever been constructed. And you're telling me that Tesla is going to build an exaFLOP supercomputer that is way smaller and way more efficient, and totally dedicated to artificial intelligence and machine learning... Just one of these 'mats'? will potentially excede human brain computational power. Chip manufactures and hardware companies WILL follow the example here. Late 2020s are going to be wild.
I felt like this was coming as soon as Starlink started building a global satellite internet. These AI robots and cars are going to have a connection to the internet wherever it is.
There are so many teslas in use at this point that if tesla was to create a tesla network and then all teslas could share data from fsd and use it to make a better and safer driving system.
only time people will believe in the power of Teslas autonomous driving is when we get countless insane crash evasion dashcam videos that humans would've definitely missed, add that to the statistics of human made errors vs Teslas self driving system and this may actually become a reality.
Why does Tesla not write in some restrictions on the use of its patents.if companies can just tweak Teslas ideas and patent them then they should be forced to sell the product to Tesla or not allowed to use the patent as a basis for their product..
The invention of Dojo will mark a turning-point in human technological evolution. Everything that we hold dear in just ten years time has yet to be invented and all of those things will be powered by Dojo. Dojo makes blockchain look like a wooden abacus by comparison. You want to talk about a black swan event then look no further than Tesla Dojo. Elon Musk is one of my personal heroes and his contributions to society have only really scratched the surface of what is possible, and the best is certainly yet to come. If I could meet with Elon, I would thank him for making me enthusiastic about the future for the first time in my life.
The chips work on less than 1 volt at 400 watts each. 25 x .4 Kw is 10,000 amps + wattage used for external 9 Gbyte x 4 edge transceivers. So 18000 amps is probable.
*, +, -, / and a few others are 'Operations' A number with a decimal point in it is a "floating point" so. 1.1 + 2 .3 is one floating point operation or FLOP
Does it already selfdriving in a one way tunnel?how about,let's call them hyper leading systems..like rails???does it work already?indeed sometimes it does.but not in the boring boring tunnel.
I don't see myself as a stupid person and I think the rich and Powerful very afraid of him it makes you think sometimes where did the guy come from, but anyway keep up the good work ✋
I Want a Tesla BOT with a built in super computer AI . I will call it My DetermineNator LOL It will drive my car ,go to the store cook my dinner and clean the house .
That is jumping ahead quite a bit. Remember humans still have control of the off switch and AI is less than sentient compared to a dog!!! Perhaps in the year 2199?
Tesla is not the first to make dedicated hardware for neural networks. Google did so much earlier... and nowadays both android phones and iphones do have dedicated neural hardware. So the idea isn't new, but maybe their execution is great (i am not an expert).
What is not said... is that nearly everything that is created by Dogo is also applicable to bots also, and implants. As they also need to understand the things around them in very high detail. And I can see already that computers will understand what is around them way better and faster than humans will be able to... in short order. Problem with us humans is that our short term memory can remember only about 8 things at a time... and it remembers those things only for a few seconds or minutes, then discards them, or if they are really important, records them in permanent memory. But needless to say, our short term memory dumps those things. So if we had longer more robust temporary memory, and better access to permanent memory (possibly with some kind of index of memories written), this would really make a change in how we would operate. I for myself get really annoyed at how short my temporary memory really is. I am acutely aware of this all the time. Then its gone. Who ever designed our memory was on acid when they did so. Because they left out a real lot of considerations, namely, they left out the idea that just maybe we need to remember things longer, much, much longer. And have much more coconsciousness given to a real time index of what is stored and what is not. And... have a much larger memory storage. I for myself, cannot really wait until I can have external memory modules I can plug in when I want to, to train my memory about other experiences. The same goes for the ability to read my neural states in real time, and have some external processing of those states to help me make decisions faster and better. My main concern about this is the idea that someone could, likely will influence the designers to build into those external devices... some nefarious way to monitor what I am thinking without my consent. Or worse yet, put in new memory states against my consent. And that is the problem... that Elon needs to be most concerned about... and build into his systems ways to prevent this kind of intrusion. And guarantee without a doubt that that intrusion will NEVER, NEVER happen. The same kind of intrusion can happen to our vehicles. And that should never happen, or be able to happen. I am hoping that Elon reads this post. Because I am talking to him primarily. If ever I have this kind of implant into my head... I will want it to be totally private. Additionally so for my vehicle.
I might be looking at it backwards, but more than anything else this impressed me with the capability of humans. All this power and speed to replicate what grandma does when she goes to the grocery store. Slow by comparison, but driving, or shooting a basket or practically anything involving motion is awesomely complex. And somehow we do it.
agree. the capability of a human is so complex yet most of the time when we already learn that we just do it seem unconsciously.
@@jaymarbreguera591 it is complex for sure, but it have had over 5 million years to evolve and learn, the computers have had what, 200 years if you count high.
And the computers already excell in many areas where its about calculations etc.
But rest a sure, it will go beyond us in the other areas as well, and it will be so much faster when it does.
@@eagdhj that's true. and those computers are made by humans too.
Appreciate Human
@@pulsarfever Absolutely, we're amazing but in a few decades we will be surpassed. It's impossible to say when but it won't be by a small amount, it will be on an exponential curve to something God-like.
The explanation on this video is mind bugling. I did some engineering, but I never heard of these newly invested words until Tesla AI day. Still watching different videos to fully grasp the concepts
This video just showed me how impressive our own brains are and how advanced we are still.
Can’t wait to get FSD on my model 3 😍
Do you own this channel?
He does lol
cant wait till you post some unboxing videos!!! 🙃
I found some cool Tesla stuff u should purchase for a another Tesla video like buying stuff for your Tesla or something like that i Recently purchased a model X
cant wait to get a model 3 lol
Tesla needs to have you break this down for the general public. Great job!
best breakdown of AI I have seen so far.
God the day quantum computers will be implemented as a small form factor, it'll really change everything. Even only for self driving predictions, analysis and reaction scenarios. In a few dozen micro seconds it would run through thousands of simulation and choose the best one for the current situation. I really think it'll be the biggest leap that enables FSD to be implemented officially in all production cars
If the NN is already trained for all the possible scenarios the do we really need to make any prediction? think about it ..? so do we really need a very powerful computer in the car?
I was once informed by a computer expert at research facilities supercomputing centre (where I work) that quantum computers would be good for breaking encryption - but not really much of an improvement in superfast deep analysis scenarios that the layman might think they are.
I want to see the boys👍🦇
@@bbbf09 Yeah because of this fact Mainframe will stay around because there is no better and cheaper number cruncher built..but who will break the arrogance of IBM..
Thanks for the excellent explanation on how Tesla AI works.
My first computer was a Kapro with 64K memory and a dot matrix printer, It really made a great typewriter, because I could correct my own mistakes before printing.
It was a big step up from when I was in the Military in the '50s and '60s and had to write everything by hand and give it to a secretary for typing. I can really imagine how much she hated to see me coming with a revision, because it meant that she had to retype the entire thing.
Now this laptop tells me when I make a spelling or grammatical error and either automatically corrects it or makes a suggestion to improve my sentence.
Each day I am becoming more convinced that Elon Musk is some sort of bond villain.
Try con villain
This is really a great summary of AI day and I have watched them ALL ! Kudos
Wow, the future is so awesome. All made possible through Tesla. Thank you Elon, and all your engineers, staff, and true believers.
So this is how Kitt is born!!!!
i watched the whole presentation and understood maybe 10%, was waiting for a video like this
Dido!!
that was a very good breakdown, very nice job!
incredible job at explaining this stuff- thanks! I've never been to your channel but now I will come by everyday! Best explanation of Tesla AI day by far! please do more- would you? can you do this on regular basis? I'd become a regular patreon if you'd do so! thanks!
Wow thank you for breaking that down so meticulously and concisely. Absolutely mindblowing capability. Still trying to wrap my head around the implications of that much processing power
Great comparison with how they changed the 8 camera views into 1 bird's eye view in vector space. I didn't understand what this all meant while I watched AI day, but your panoramic picture example really helped my mind grasp this concept.
12:09 That's just not true. Lookup What a TPU (Tensor Processing Unit ) is, or what Cerebras does. Even Nvidia sells supercomputers exclusively built for training AIs.
Feedback / Suggestion:
The animated assets are quite distracting. Eg: At 2:18 I can focus on what you are showing on screen. 2:26 & 3:44 In contrast are difficult to focus on so full screen like 2:18 and 2:34 would be better. It may be a cool addition but it actually takes away rather than add to the quality of your video imo. Maybe have them outlined in 10% or lower white opacity?
hope this helps : )
That is amazing. That and their new battery design (which is next-level) wild.
Great video! 👍 I hadn't really considered that for automated cars to work in real time at speed, they'll need to learn WHAT things are rather than just WHERE they are.
Shows how powerful Human Brains are at collecting a mass of info but not consciously 'think' about it - unless it has too. We'll see, but not notice, hundreds of people/dogs/pushchairs/bikes moving along pavements at different rates, but we'll only really notice them if they step to the edge of the road, or stumble and run into the road... or are they just waiting for the traffic to pass before crossing and it's actually safe to drive pass them?? 🤔😫😱
Bingo. That’s why this task seems so impossible. And why it will be so amazing if they accomplish it.
Memorizing and library stocking to verify what is valed on the road, that reminds us back in the Tesla autonomous days, where a person walking a bike was considered not their, because the object was not listed.
tells keeps winning! I love these updates
8:02 as a Floridian I've never seen snow before I wish I could see snow the closest I've ever gone to snow was for us in my refrigerator 😐
Yup. That’s my exact takeaway too…plus I’ve seen snow and I’ve lived in Florida, but I’ve never seen a mosquito in the snow so I really dojo. ❄️
You want to keep it that way. Or you can drive to me, park for 24 hours, and lose your car in a 10 foot snow drift. I'll provide hot chocolate and a shovel. Then watch.
I’d be more excited if more of the energy eas going into making rechargeable cat batteries easier for the general consumer to buy
They will do both
Outstanding presentation ! Thank you. 👍👍👍👍👍
Congratulations for explaining it in plain English for us amateurs to understand. Now that I saw this great video I can watch the 3 hour one again and understand it way better. Thanks for the clear and simple explanation of such a sophisticated and complex project! This is what you call "breaking it down".
Awesome 👌, vote for Tesla AI day
Subbed, excellent and informative..
2:15
Captcha: Are you Human?
AI: Sure, why not?
Captcha: Sounds legit to me.
Great explanations, many thanks!
This is why Tesla wins !
They need something, they don't hack half assed solutions... they engineer it from the ground up, in house, according to specific needs. And they're not afraid to throw something out if its not working or something better comes along. On point, highly efficient for time, long term cost and material.
When the full DOJO v1 super computer takes over FSD in 2022, imagine the huge additional leap in FAD capability. And DOJO v2 with 10X more capability is already in the planning stages. I doubt that any of us can even imagine this.
I wonder if this is running off of like Wi-Fi or like how is like the Internet working with this cuz like what happens is like if there was like no Wi-Fi with the system still work the same?🤔
Your videos are awesome ItsYeBoi!
How hard would it be to work-in 5 redundant backup computers on every AI autonomous device such as vehicles and robots? Are computers compact enough now to work in multiple backups should one system go bad?
Tesla uses shadow mode on cars, there is literally a 2nd computer doing the same computing as the first one while driving.
Thanks for explaining this so clearly. Keep up the good work 👍👍
how long until we can buy these cars ? i wana play my switch while the car drives places
Hi I watched AI day but you've explained it very well I understand it a lot better now Thanks
I have a raven. Wife has a pro 3. We ordered a cyber. We are all in. Oh and I just got my son a Ktm free ride. Electric baby. We get it
This is just so truly amazing I was trying hard not to cry at the sheer beauty of the complex computers we have today. it’s just so crazy to think back in the late 60s and 70s those computers that took up an entire room are now in our pockets and are FAR MORE powerful than those computers. So when you think there is still computers that take up entire rooms (now called super computers witch is a fitting name) it’s hard to imagine the sheer processing power in a computer that size and the capabilities of such a machine and is hard to emphasize just how far humans as an intelligent species (some more than others) as come and how truly amazing it is. Absolutely love the video great work.
Am investing in crypto now....... this dip is a clear sign for new investors to come in ✅✅
*Investing in crypto now should be in every wise individuals list, in some months time you'll be ecstatic with the decision you made today.*
Most intelligent words I've heard.
Crypto is the new gold
I wanted to trade Crypto but got discouraged by the fluctuations in price
@Piññed by Morning Invest Yeah, My first investment with Mrs Joan Kathy earned me profit of over $25,530 US dollars, and ever since then she has been delivering
Such a Great content
Fantastic video thank you!
14:07 shouldn't that be 1 with 18 zeros after it instead of before?
As always, amazing... but... yuuuup, it's going to get to a point where I'll be totally out of options for work.
Driving for Uber/Lyft was already bad. But I CANNOT compete with a super computer. 😕
This stuff is so hype, my god.
For a good reason, ai vision is groundbreaking its going to bring in the era of humnoid robotics
@@mrfarax4944 For sure!
I have an awesome idea to identify vehicles surrounding our tesla vehicle! Have the cameras reading the vehicle's plates and get a detailed description from DMV of the car, like length, weight, etc. It may work to help the tesla’s computer to analyse its path route. Just an idea!
people would then scream Tesla spies on them
Good summary, thanks.
Thank you , thank you, thank you.
Good job that's one of the best explanations I have heard for the common person thanks you got my like and subscription!
Thank you so much for this it is so informative, it sounds as if Tesla is far ahead of the curve, quite amazing when you think of it!
3:42 I can see where people
May learn to take advantage of a cars AI by always taking the initiative first. AI will always wait.
I think this may be a perfect fit course I'm Driven!!! Gotto Love IT!!
Good vid mate
I get here first but can’t think of anything to say
What Tesla had been doing to provide self-driving was amazing but what they have changed to is astounding. They have shown their path to orders of magnitude greater computing power. And they will be using it on a system that is using a total vertual world view that now is based on all their cameras being stitched into one 360 degree super view. Get ready for the massive improvements this is going to deliver. This expected 5X improvement means we will see the improvements we would have seen in five years arive in one year. It's like 2022 will 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 all in 2022. So for those saying we are 5 years away those 5 year are coming in 2022.
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
GREAT VIDEO.......SOOOO COOL....ONWARD...
Great analogy! While some things were not technically correct, it was a great explanation for the general public.
Great explanation. Clearest one for a non-techy like myself.
I don't think that the 8 pictures are converted into one. You even lose the redundancy of overlapping parts that way.
Nice breakdown on advanced technology, but abit to much PRO Tesla for my taste. You definitely own Tesla shares. I think if you explain what any other car company is doing it would sound just as impressive as this.
13:52 a FLOP or Floating Point Operation is computing at it's most basic level either a 1 or a 0. aka binary code. 1 Exoflop for the Dojo is measured in Quarter Precision (8 bit) to get it's total while consumer GPUs are measured in Single Precision(32bit) so a 1500 dollar RTX 3090 would do about 35 teraflops in 32bit and 140 teraflops in 8bit precision so Dojo is gonna be about 8,000 times faster than the current GPU king of the market today. if you measured Dojo in 32 bit precision like a consumer GPU it would really be equivalent to about 150-200 petaflops which is still ridiculous.
Thank you, excellent info.
Thankyou best explanation so far on, AI day.
Honestly I did not dig into that much details about how the FSD of Tesla work, but I was sure it was already using all cameras to create 3D view and it was remembering the sings etc.
Imagine 50-60 exalods up and running. That's 5% of world computing power.
The car is not completely autonomous. It's a myth that it's self driving.
Not yet*
wow amazing video man! So much more intrigued about Tesla now, this is insane. Wow simply insane!
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AWESOME VIDEO !
If all Tesla cars sheared final data only with Tesla cars next to them, they both could make better decisions.
I get here second, and can't think of anything at all...
And that is just the begining, the experiences made with autonomous driving will push a lot of other scopes vorward.
Awesome! That it, I'm shorting TSLA stock!
Hello future. Happy I got to meet you.
Only one exaFLOP supercomputer has ever been constructed. And you're telling me that Tesla is going to build an exaFLOP supercomputer that is way smaller and way more efficient, and totally dedicated to artificial intelligence and machine learning... Just one of these 'mats'? will potentially excede human brain computational power. Chip manufactures and hardware companies WILL follow the example here. Late 2020s are going to be wild.
2025: yep, buckle your seatbelts, it's going to be a WILD RIDE!! ...oh, actually I have an automated car now, everything will be fine.😁👍
I felt like this was coming as soon as Starlink started building a global satellite internet. These AI robots and cars are going to have a connection to the internet wherever it is.
Thanks for this. I have seen a lot of videos that covered AI Day and this was just right for me.
There are so many teslas in use at this point that if tesla was to create a tesla network and then all teslas could share data from fsd and use it to make a better and safer driving system.
only time people will believe in the power of Teslas autonomous driving is when we get countless insane crash evasion dashcam videos that humans would've definitely missed, add that to the statistics of human made errors vs Teslas self driving system and this may actually become a reality.
Wonderful!
The Master Mule cortex....like it
Im gonna get fsd on my tesla model s 3 x! Even thought im jn the uk
I hope they have a complete full self driving car someday then disabled people can start driving people with autism and other disabilities like that
One leads to the other, but both were 👌
Why does Tesla not write in some restrictions on the use of its patents.if companies can just tweak Teslas ideas and patent them then they should be forced to sell the product to Tesla or not allowed to use the patent as a basis for their product..
Yes it gave us something to laugh at amidst the covid pandemic.
The invention of Dojo will mark a turning-point in human technological evolution. Everything that we hold dear in just ten years time has yet to be invented and all of those things will be powered by Dojo. Dojo makes blockchain look like a wooden abacus by comparison. You want to talk about a black swan event then look no further than Tesla Dojo. Elon Musk is one of my personal heroes and his contributions to society have only really scratched the surface of what is possible, and the best is certainly yet to come. If I could meet with Elon, I would thank him for making me enthusiastic about the future for the first time in my life.
The end is so true
How fast can they advance once this is turned on.... I can't wait.
18,000 amps?! That must be a mistake. At, let's say, a 5 V power source, that would be 90 kilowatts per chip. It seems, on the face of it, impossible.
I believe it's 62 volts so that makes it 1116 kilowatts per chip and yes I can't work out the 18000 amps either.
The chips work on less than 1 volt at 400 watts each. 25 x .4 Kw is 10,000 amps + wattage used for external 9 Gbyte x 4 edge transceivers. So 18000 amps is probable.
@@davewteslafan8083 Thanks I can see my mistake now
Great analysis.
*, +, -, / and a few others are 'Operations' A number with a decimal point in it is a "floating point" so.
1.1 + 2 .3 is one floating point operation or FLOP
Does it already selfdriving in a one way tunnel?how about,let's call them hyper leading systems..like rails???does it work already?indeed sometimes it does.but not in the boring boring tunnel.
I don't see myself as a stupid person and I think the rich and Powerful very afraid of him it makes you think sometimes where did the guy come from, but anyway keep up the good work ✋
I Want a Tesla BOT with a built in super computer AI . I will call it My DetermineNator LOL It will drive my car ,go to the store cook my dinner and clean the house .
2045 is coming in fast. There’s going to be A.I. wars and robot mechs 🤦♂️
That is jumping ahead quite a bit. Remember humans still have control of the off switch and AI is less than sentient compared to a dog!!! Perhaps in the year 2199?
Love you so much
Tesla is not the first to make dedicated hardware for neural networks. Google did so much earlier... and nowadays both android phones and iphones do have dedicated neural hardware. So the idea isn't new, but maybe their execution is great (i am not an expert).
*Elon should call his Robots, "Working Joes". For those who have played "Alien: Isolation, you will get it. September 01 2021*
What is not said... is that nearly everything that is created by Dogo is also applicable to bots also, and implants. As they also need to understand the things around them in very high detail. And I can see already that computers will understand what is around them way better and faster than humans will be able to... in short order. Problem with us humans is that our short term memory can remember only about 8 things at a time... and it remembers those things only for a few seconds or minutes, then discards them, or if they are really important, records them in permanent memory. But needless to say, our short term memory dumps those things. So if we had longer more robust temporary memory, and better access to permanent memory (possibly with some kind of index of memories written), this would really make a change in how we would operate. I for myself get really annoyed at how short my temporary memory really is. I am acutely aware of this all the time. Then its gone. Who ever designed our memory was on acid when they did so. Because they left out a real lot of considerations, namely, they left out the idea that just maybe we need to remember things longer, much, much longer. And have much more coconsciousness given to a real time index of what is stored and what is not. And... have a much larger memory storage. I for myself, cannot really wait until I can have external memory modules I can plug in when I want to, to train my memory about other experiences. The same goes for the ability to read my neural states in real time, and have some external processing of those states to help me make decisions faster and better. My main concern about this is the idea that someone could, likely will influence the designers to build into those external devices... some nefarious way to monitor what I am thinking without my consent. Or worse yet, put in new memory states against my consent. And that is the problem... that Elon needs to be most concerned about... and build into his systems ways to prevent this kind of intrusion. And guarantee without a doubt that that intrusion will NEVER, NEVER happen. The same kind of intrusion can happen to our vehicles. And that should never happen, or be able to happen. I am hoping that Elon reads this post. Because I am talking to him primarily. If ever I have this kind of implant into my head... I will want it to be totally private. Additionally so for my vehicle.