Tesla AI day presented the most amazing real-world AI & engineering effort I have ever seen in my life. This a quick video on the main ideas from the presentation. Here are the timestamps: 0:00 - Overview 1:16 - Neural network architecture 4:55 - Data and annotation 6:44 - Autopilot & DOJO 8:28 - Summary: 3 key ideas 9:55 - Tesla Bot
Thanks for the breakdown. Loved it the video and the demonstration. That Tesla would love to build a real world predictable model of the working world isn't a surprise. Where are the scientists drawing the line on autonomy? Do the predictions get shared between cars(agents)? Traffic definitely could benefit from some centralization (e.g., lights). Where are lines, in your opinion, in the relationship between the infra(state), sensor-networks and autonumous cars ?
@@MateuszModrzejewski i kinda disagree with being rockstar of NN's.. he maybe most notable for vision related problems.. but someone like Ian Goodfellow whom I suspect has been cited more times than Karpathy is more of a rockstar than Karpathy..
I think that Lex is one of the very few RUclips personalities that actually get what this presentation was about. I would hope you could make a long breakdown video (or a series of videos) , when you dive in depth into each topic. Pease think about it.
Thanks Lex for the breakdown. I'm the lead AI recruiter for Andrej Karpathy and helped curate the invites for AI Day. I'm glad you enjoyed the content and delivery from our AP Team. BTW - I'm also a BJJ Blackbelt who LOVES AI and listens to your podcast weekly :)
@@DAGOBJJ I'm very impressed by the amazing set of internal tools being developed as well. Simulations, visualisations, Dojo drivers and compilers.. please convey to the team that their work is so inspiring to so many outside of Tesla. 🤗👍🙏
Lex now faces the problem that pretty much any single lady would be into him and he now has to choose. This problem is harder to solve than the few options problem.
The notion of a perfect AI robot girl or boy friend, that never ages and never says no, is incredibly terrifying. The whole country could be seduced and subverted in six months.
Hello, Thank you for a very clear, concise, and easy to understand synopsis of the Tesla AI show. As an old man in his late 70's I appreciate your views and your work at MIT. I am grateful to you for your attention and for your time in producing/editing all of your fascinating videos!
Oh i think people do, just not the ones raving on Twitter or showing on TV. Don't worry, it will take time for the vision to materialize and it will be all for the better
I didn't actually understand a single word when he talked technically, but nevertheless I watched and listened every second of this video just because of the excitement on Lex's voice and conclusions
That is literally where everybody starts with everything. We just tend to forget our confusion once something becomes “obvious” or “intuitive”. As Carol Dweck points out, our mindset makes all the difference. We don’t need to already know a topic to master it.
Honestly once you peel away the many layers of technical stuff, all that is left away is really smart and logical ways to solve a problem while maintaining scalability. I think what Tesla understood is that you dont want a perfect system, you want one that is good enough to fill every task you need to to do, but most importantly to get it out there in the rough. What is surprising is that this is everything we tell engineering students but when we get in the wild to get shit done, then we hit management brick walls that are basically unwilling to finch on solutions they already use even if proven wrong and limiting.
As a mechanical engineer and casual connoisseur of the other branches of engineering I'm mightily impressed. Going from the 2D image space to a vector space is just brilliant and mind blowing all in one stroke. Hats off to them!
As a non-technical person, can you explain the significance of this to me like I'm a child? Is this like Apple unveiling the iPhone for the first time? Or The Bomb being dropped? Why did it blow you away? How big of leap is it? Thanks!
Damm this is crazy! "I'm not going to mention love when talking about robots!" I'm most excited and completely afraid! Thankyou Lex, you are a good man.
I feel like people dont realize how harmful the Terminator and I Robot inspired perception of humanoid robots really is. We need to get people to stop fearing them. When they work in the fields, in construction, in emergency situations and in the factories they will revolutionize the economy and bring a UBI paid for by a automation tax. People will be able to educate themselves with books and online material until they find something they would please to do. I realize you were making a joke but there are people who are seriously afraid of bipedal robots and that needs to be adressed.
@@markusheimerl8735 i too hope for a UBI future, but then we need legislators sensitive to this revolution and to the people's needs. this revolution needs technological, political, and social shepards.
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"I'm not going to mention love, I'm talking about robots" --- you can hear the smile in his voice. He's already in-love :)
I did not understand 95% of what you said, but I humbled by your passion for AI. The 5% I did understand scares the shit out of me lol. Great presentation!
Lex, very nice way to pull it all together in 11m29s. The quirkiness of Tesla's communication does make it authentic but damn it's nice when someone like you summarizes it in a clear and concise way without dumbing it down too much!
Thanks for doing this! this makes me realize that despite how brilliant your podcast is and what you may contribute in other domains, the world still needs Professor Lex as well; you’re very very good at communicating complexity. Cheers!
Lex, what an excellent summary... You told the Tesla intractable AI story in a clear, cogent way. I look for to seeing your own passion project come to life.
I think he might be the guy how actually makes the good robots and others might build the bad AGIs . When regulation methodology is not established and people are focused on the wrong elements. Don’t get me wrong I understand capitalism and government dominance urge, (other AGI maker focuses) but somethings should be made only by love, which Lex has in him from top to bottom
Was waiting to view your take on AI Day. Thank you. As expected the Establishment Media this morning was a clown show of journalists and guests vomiting word salads about things they don't understand and/or dutifully bash Tesla with a priori narratives on behalf of their advertisers and owners whom Elon is disrupting.
After Elon shot his Tesla into orbit, I read an article on NBC. It was from their MACH division (science). It spoke about how the two solid rocket boosters landed.
As a sixty one year old man I hope that my wife and I will be able to see all these advances in technology come to fruition. I purchased Model Y because I believe in Elon's vision of the future. Lastly thank you Lex for your work. I watched AI day but was overwhelmed, you were helped me understand what was presented the other night. Keep up the great work you are doing!
@@scottydog9997 He's a researcher at MIT, but got his Phd from Drexel university: "In the USA, Lex studied at Drexel University, Philadelphia where he received a B.S. (Bachelor of Science), M.S. (Master of Science), and a Ph.D (Doctor of Philosophy), his work at university involved the application of machine learning, computer vision and decision fusion techniques across a number of different fields, including robotics and human sensing." You can find some of his lectures online, here's one of them for example: ruclips.net/video/0VH1Lim8gL8/видео.html
This must be intended for those who have a high degree of relevant technical knowledge as a lot of terminology is used, but it really looks like transportation will become much more accessible to all including those who presently cannot drive for medical or other various reasons. Also much safer to get from point A to point B. This sounds like the positive side of AI, and really appreciate you taking the time to explain things and create such informative and cogent videos! Thanks Lex!!!
@@brendanariki 4680 were announced a year ago for late 2021. Seems on track so far. Maybe a few months off. They will be produced by Tesla themselves and also by suppliers. Battery swap turned out to be stupid so they didn't do it.
@@brendanariki Someone else already adressed them. I mainly wanted to point out that you said the 4680 cell is 2 years late even though it was originally announced for late 2021 which is still in the future.
excellent dissection of AI day Lex. Youre an inspiration in so many ways. Bringing in love with human interactions, along with your love of technology has changed my perception on the topic. I hope to excel one day to make the type of difference on the world you do.
I'm so thankful that you, a master in this field, has so much influence in the entertainment industry. You are in a unique position, capable of understanding exactly the value of Tesla's effort and bring to your audience in a consumable fashion. You are a pearl in this world. Love you!
What is the size of a xflop? A gigaflop is a billion floating-point operations per second, a teraflop is one trillion, and a petaflop is a quadrillion. So what is an Xflop? Also this is one of the best outlines of AI day... Thanks Lex...
Imagine what it must feel like to work at Waymo right now. Must be depressing knowing your working on tech that is already being outperformed thousands of times over by another company.
Everything in yesterday’s presentation has been presented by waymo at some point or another in blog posts, articles or videos. Google also has been building in house TPUs since 2016 which waymo uses to accelerate ML. The one thing that was impressive from yesterday was that tesla is managing to do what waymo does with a significantly lower quality sensor suite (low res cameras, no lidar, etc)
You should interview whoever develops these neural networks at Tesla and transforms the raw input data to the car being actively aware of its surroundings, however that works in detail is wizardry to me, but I really wanna know how that - software wise works, how that gets created, how from the conceptual thought, through the code it becomes the 'sentient' car (and works) is beyond me. I mean I get how it does it (from the demo and other videos) but how it does it in detail, like what's written, what software, what hardware implementation they do and what do they need to be capable of, who are the suppliers, what do they develop and such, that's what I'd really like to know.
The more I see and heard about AI & Autonomous cars the more fascinated and amazed I am with the human brain. Now we are really getting how complex and marvelous is the brain. Not even Elon can duplicate that piece of “engineering “ 🙌🏻
I barely understand any of this but something tells me your absolutely right. This AI Day thingy will go down in history as our first intro to the coming of the Teslabot & a beginning for a truly robotized society.
Elon knows we need Bots on our Moon and Mars. The surface radiation is a real drag, so workers need to stay under radiation shields. The Bots can safely go out into the open and workers can supervise from shielded work areas, or even control the Bot like an avatar.
Thanks Lex for summarizing it and adding your personal comments. It would be great if you could get Andrey and others from the Tesla AI team on the pos and talk more in depth.
Wow so basically they will have an insane collection of data for almost any and every situation for auto driving. It picks that up. Uploads it to the network and then deploys it to your car software. Rinse and repeat. Absolutely amazing.
This is very impressive. But what's even more impressive is that it points to an observation that autonomous driving is still way easier to do than making a decent public transport in the US. Like, sure, we'll have autonomous vehicles eventually, but they will be driving us around still non-walkable cities w/o very basic infrastructure.
@@ShubhamSinghRUclips Not really meh. Exapod is an exponential factor higher in moores law curve. Quite a paradigm shift and a remarkable feat. But whatever you do you.
Hey Lex, your positive view on friendship with AI/bots is very encouraging. That’s certainly how I feel and my hope over the common fear of AI and it’s perceived danger. It’s a balancing thought. Thank you.
Lex, I’m 3.04 mins into this one, with 500 ml of captain Morgan, orange juice and ginger juice combined. You are officially talking alien. 👽 I have no clue what you are saying, I’m incline to turn to one of your other videos. But not knowing what you’re talking about, has struck deep in my core; curiosity. I will proceed. God bless you. Keep up the amazing work.
FSD and Making human interplanetary are the two hardest things humans have done (or doing). I also think both will go down as saving the most human lives. FSD few accidents, many less deaths and going to Mars because we continue to destroy our planet or a meteor does.
might spacex send robots to mars with tools and stations that would in future also accommodate humans? also much safer to send the first 100 starships with robots only to mars to fine tune the landing.
Thank You @Lex I agree. I was not particularly excited about the robot (mostly because it is probably 10 years away) but the AI, D1 and DOJO were fantastic. It sort of proved what I believed but had no real proof for. TESLA is further along than what we think. Of course, I don't agree with you. I think the self-driving problem is already solved (for most common scenarios in USA) Unfortunately, there is no real experiment that I can do to prove I'm right :-( From all the observations of FSD beta testers, there is enough evidence that FSD is about as good as a teenage driver. The type of disengagement and interventions are because of conservative settings in the BETA stack or because the tester simply did not feel comfortable. Where they let the car figure it out. The vehicle did not do it elegantly but it did work. Considering the number of people I have seen reversing on a highway, skipping red lights, drive the wrong way down a one way, changing lanes without indicating, not keeping following distance, distracted on their phones, passing on sold lines, I would feel safer if my vehicle was driven by a TESLA FSD system. Of course I would prefer every other car has it as well.
Lex, Thanks for your quick insight. Your excitement concerning the presentation material telegraphs its true significance. I needed a respected opinion to validate my own reaction to AI Day. It was far more than I was expecting. DOJO blew me away. Tesla bot is exciting, but I will be amazed if it materializes very quickly. I should know better than to bet against Elon, but it seems so hard to imagine. On a lighter side - how will you break the news to your Roomba’s without hurting their feelings? 😊 Thanks again!
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Tesla AI day presented the most amazing real-world AI & engineering effort I have ever seen in my life. This a quick video on the main ideas from the presentation. Here are the timestamps:
0:00 - Overview
1:16 - Neural network architecture
4:55 - Data and annotation
6:44 - Autopilot & DOJO
8:28 - Summary: 3 key ideas
9:55 - Tesla Bot
thanks for making this, I will rewatch highlights
and thanks for the commentary
Can you do a vid on solar pandemic/revolution/flare cycles plz.
And if you could talk about the use of the Jesuits bark in the realm of empire.
Thanks for the breakdown. Loved it the video and the demonstration.
That Tesla would love to build a real world predictable model of the working world isn't a surprise. Where are the scientists drawing the line on autonomy? Do the predictions get shared between cars(agents)? Traffic definitely could benefit from some centralization (e.g., lights). Where are lines, in your opinion, in the relationship between the infra(state), sensor-networks and autonumous cars ?
Lex, I am indebted for your taking the time to summarize this, so the rest of us can pursue our projects
Apple has been using manual labeling almost identical to Tesla's software since 2015 or earlier. I know because I did the annotating.
Please have Karpathy on the podcast Lex. The man is wonderful communicator.
YES! PLEASE!
Yah
Yes!
Karpathy sounds like a fantastic guest for the podcast. The dude is a goddamn rockstar of neural networks
@@MateuszModrzejewski i kinda disagree with being rockstar of NN's.. he maybe most notable for vision related problems.. but someone like Ian Goodfellow whom I suspect has been cited more times than Karpathy is more of a rockstar than Karpathy..
I think that Lex is one of the very few RUclips personalities that actually get what this presentation was about. I would hope you could make a long breakdown video (or a series of videos) , when you dive in depth into each topic. Pease think about it.
Have you seen the video
Elon Musk really pisses off Lex Fridman
It’s hilarious! 😡 😂 😆
@@postmalonesbff4634 Nah, havent seen that, post a link? Or at least the name of the vid :)
Thanks Lex for the breakdown. I'm the lead AI recruiter for Andrej Karpathy and helped curate the invites for AI Day. I'm glad you enjoyed the content and delivery from our AP Team. BTW - I'm also a BJJ Blackbelt who LOVES AI and listens to your podcast weekly :)
Great job team 👍
@@advancinghumans Thank you!
@Shourya Bose I have pinged Andrej on this ;)
You might be a good guest t o the podcast!
@@DAGOBJJ I'm very impressed by the amazing set of internal tools being developed as well. Simulations, visualisations, Dojo drivers and compilers.. please convey to the team that their work is so inspiring to so many outside of Tesla. 🤗👍🙏
You can hear the excitement in Lex's voice. He truly knows that one day he's AI Bot girlfriend will be perfect.
Lex now faces the problem that pretty much any single lady would be into him and he now has to choose. This problem is harder to solve than the few options problem.
😂😂😂
Hahaha! Aww poor Lex.
The notion of a perfect AI robot girl or boy friend, that never ages and never says no, is incredibly terrifying. The whole country could be seduced and subverted in six months.
@@johnpapiewski7022 Naturally unnatural species extinction.
Hello, Thank you for a very clear, concise, and easy to understand synopsis of the Tesla AI show. As an old man in his late 70's I appreciate your views and your work at MIT. I am grateful to you for your attention and for your time in producing/editing all of your fascinating videos!
No one really understands how amazing the presentation was, thanks for helping people understand Lex!
Omg yes no one, not a single human being 🤣🙄😲😘😎😏😲🤣😕🤣🤔😘🙄
@@msergio0293 well there are these little things in the human English language called figures of speech :)
@@codac7608 yeah but you took it too far
@@Talaxianer cool opinion bro
Oh i think people do, just not the ones raving on Twitter or showing on TV. Don't worry, it will take time for the vision to materialize and it will be all for the better
I didn't actually understand a single word when he talked technically, but nevertheless I watched and listened every second of this video just because of the excitement on Lex's voice and conclusions
@@airheart1 Thank you! Will watch her!
That is literally where everybody starts with everything. We just tend to forget our confusion once something becomes “obvious” or “intuitive”.
As Carol Dweck points out, our mindset makes all the difference. We don’t need to already know a topic to master it.
Honestly once you peel away the many layers of technical stuff, all that is left away is really smart and logical ways to solve a problem while maintaining scalability.
I think what Tesla understood is that you dont want a perfect system, you want one that is good enough to fill every task you need to to do, but most importantly to get it out there in the rough. What is surprising is that this is everything we tell engineering students but when we get in the wild to get shit done, then we hit management brick walls that are basically unwilling to finch on solutions they already use even if proven wrong and limiting.
Have you seen the video
Elon Musk meets Post Malone
It’s hilarious!! 👽 😂
@@jamalbrown9501 it’s an EM/PM kinda thang.
ruclips.net/video/cpI9Eu-4mEA/видео.html
An AI commenting on an AI presentation. Elon has really done it
Cracked me up🤣
Good one lmao
Леха машина просто
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Alex is the machine
Elon is just getting started! Super exciting time to be alive.
Elon himself is an AI from an alien planet
I don't think I have heard Lex ever "giggle" before. That impressed me and convinced me that that Tesla is good as much as anything.
You clearly haven't seen most of LexAI's capabilities ;)
As a mechanical engineer and casual connoisseur of the other branches of engineering I'm mightily impressed. Going from the 2D image space to a vector space is just brilliant and mind blowing all in one stroke. Hats off to them!
4D, as it also includes temporal modeling and storage.
I’ve never heard Lex sounding this excited and happy about anything! Very endearing
8:16 My jaw dropped when I saw the 18kA figure. I have only ever seen that in the context of bolts of lightning and sending DeLoreans back in time.
1.21 Gigawatts!
@@jeanderbar mispronounced jig-ah
And compute power is only 1 volt…
As a non-technical person, can you explain the significance of this to me like I'm a child? Is this like Apple unveiling the iPhone for the first time? Or The Bomb being dropped? Why did it blow you away? How big of leap is it? Thanks!
@@jeanderbar what the hell is a gigawatt?!
I wish we got more info on the Tesla Bot! Great summary lex
I think it is a very early in development.
The predictions being done in "vector space" is eerily reminiscent of the way plants grow. I got shivers watching 4:00
mix that AI with a quantum computer and you've got essentially a man made a tech version of photosynthesis
Thanks for segmenting your videos into chapters 👌
I can’t wait for my Lex Fridman robot companion to come hiking with me and tell fantastic stories
Damm this is crazy! "I'm not going to mention love when talking about robots!" I'm most excited and completely afraid!
Thankyou Lex, you are a good man.
Being afraid is a good sign.
Have you seen the video
Elon Musk really pisses off Lex Fridman
It’s hilarious! 😂 😆
Such an exciting time! 😊
@@tyronewright6056 what minute please
@@tyronewright6056 link?
Thank you Lex, I won't pretend to understand everything you said, but am glad there is someone like you to explain it.
Agreed! Lex's translation is very helpful for a noob like me 😊
The little I did understand scares the shit out of me and humbled me on how much there is to learn.
If only CNBC brought you on Lex. Proud of your growth and fascinating perspective!
The most important thing about this release date is that will smith is still young enough to save us
Thats good
I feel like people dont realize how harmful the Terminator and I Robot inspired perception of humanoid robots really is. We need to get people to stop fearing them. When they work in the fields, in construction, in emergency situations and in the factories they will revolutionize the economy and bring a UBI paid for by a automation tax. People will be able to educate themselves with books and online material until they find something they would please to do.
I realize you were making a joke but there are people who are seriously afraid of bipedal robots and that needs to be adressed.
@@markusheimerl8735 i too hope for a UBI future, but then we need legislators sensitive to this revolution and to the people's needs. this revolution needs technological, political, and social shepards.
"I'm not going to mention love, I'm talking about robots" --- you can hear the smile in his voice. He's already in-love :)
all that went way over my holy head, but I'm excited anyway.
literally Jesus Christ😂
Lex is the ONLY ONE I WANTED TO HEAR their opinion on AI day and the Tesla bot, and he came through like a champ (I need to watch this again).
Hearing this coming from you really shows how big of a problem self driving is and how well tesla is doing!
But doesn't explain why Elon always pretends like it's around the corner...well it does explain it..
@@jonz23m hes always over optimistic
The presentation last night was amazing! This video is very well made, thanks for bringing science and engineering to the masses! Keep it up, Lex. ❤
Thank you for the quick breakdown Lex, have a great day
I did not understand 95% of what you said, but I humbled by your passion for AI. The 5% I did understand scares the shit out of me lol. Great presentation!
So many emotions - fear, excitement, bewilderment, astonishment, anticipation - felt at once. Lex, keep up the great work in this space.
I need to hear George Hotz’ breakdown of Tesla AI day.
Same I wanna say the exact same thing
Lex, very nice way to pull it all together in 11m29s. The quirkiness of Tesla's communication does make it authentic but damn it's nice when someone like you summarizes it in a clear and concise way without dumbing it down too much!
Thanks for doing this! this makes me realize that despite how brilliant your podcast is and what you may contribute in other domains, the world still needs Professor Lex as well; you’re very very good at communicating complexity. Cheers!
Lex, what an excellent summary... You told the Tesla intractable AI story in a clear, cogent way. I look for to seeing your own passion project come to life.
imagine if Lex's pure hearted obsession with human-robot interactions led him to an Oppenheimer ending
I think he might be the guy how actually makes the good robots and others might build the bad AGIs . When regulation methodology is not established and people are focused on the wrong elements. Don’t get me wrong I understand capitalism and government dominance urge, (other AGI maker focuses) but somethings should be made only by love, which Lex has in him from top to bottom
I always imagined Lex to be the one pushing the "ON" button and looking on with fascination as the world ends, LOL
I can see Lex has the passion to finish his project unlike most people who are afraid to think. He reminds me the young Dr.Ford in westworld.
@@dansken610 "It it's beautiful... 😳😱"
@@dansken610 😂
You should interview Dr. Karoly Zsolnai-Feher from 2 Minute Papers. Would definitely be very interesting conversation.
Perfect, this level of detail and explanation helps a lot!! Not esoteric yet not lowbrow either, well done and thank you!
Was waiting to view your take on AI Day. Thank you. As expected the Establishment Media this morning was a clown show of journalists and guests vomiting word salads about things they don't understand and/or dutifully bash Tesla with a priori narratives on behalf of their advertisers and owners whom Elon is disrupting.
After Elon shot his Tesla into orbit, I read an article on NBC. It was from their MACH division (science). It spoke about how the two solid rocket boosters landed.
I watched most of this yesterday and it's wild!!
A very fast click indeed!
i watched it live and was laughing because they were flexing so hard, it is crazy what they have done!!
Great breakdown
As a sixty one year old man I hope that my wife and I will be able to see all these advances in technology come to fruition. I purchased Model Y because I believe in Elon's vision of the future.
Lastly thank you Lex for your work. I watched AI day but was overwhelmed, you were helped me understand what was presented the other night.
Keep up the great work you are doing!
I not only love your curiosity but your sense of hope for the future
Mind blown 🤯. I knew what I saw was amazing but lacked the knowledge to fully understand it. Thanks for breaking it down!
🤖
Hi Steve
@@skierpage This guy gets it.
I knew you were going to be excited to talk about AI day! Nice video!
I'm not a computer guy and this helped give me context for all the stuff they showed off. Thanks.
Wow Lex, had no idea how knowledgeable you were on ML, DL, sensors and robotics.
Please do more videos like this!
I would hope so, he's the AI guy in MIT lol.
@@AllanSustainabilityFan I thought he was just a graduate there.
@@scottydog9997 He's a researcher at MIT, but got his Phd from Drexel university:
"In the USA, Lex studied at Drexel University, Philadelphia where he received a B.S. (Bachelor of Science), M.S. (Master of Science), and a Ph.D (Doctor of Philosophy), his work at university involved the application of machine learning, computer vision and decision fusion techniques across a number of different fields, including robotics and human sensing."
You can find some of his lectures online, here's one of them for example:
ruclips.net/video/0VH1Lim8gL8/видео.html
honestly when I heard about it I immediately thought about you and how excited you probably are and waited on your take on it haha
haha
I had been waiting for AI day for months. Thank you for the excited breakdown haha. This is the content I subscribed for.
Lex, you need to get Andrej Karpathy on your podcast!
And apply to work with Tesla AI while you're at it
This must be intended for those who have a high degree of relevant technical knowledge as a lot of terminology is used, but it really looks like transportation will become much more accessible to all including those who presently cannot drive for medical or other various reasons. Also much safer to get from point A to point B. This sounds like the positive side of AI, and really appreciate you taking the time to explain things and create such informative and cogent videos! Thanks Lex!!!
Can we first get those promised two years ago robotaxis, please?
@@brendanariki 4680 were announced a year ago for late 2021. Seems on track so far. Maybe a few months off.
They will be produced by Tesla themselves and also by suppliers.
Battery swap turned out to be stupid so they didn't do it.
@@brendanariki dude that was 8 years ago. If it was intended to pump the stock it clearly didn't work
@@brendanariki The stock literally did nothing for years afterwards. You're delusional.
@@brendanariki Someone else already adressed them.
I mainly wanted to point out that you said the 4680 cell is 2 years late even though it was originally announced for late 2021 which is still in the future.
Thanks for taking the time to help us all understand more about AI.
Any chance you are going to help with the TeslaBot? ☺️
One of best explanations of Tesla AI day.
excellent dissection of AI day Lex. Youre an inspiration in so many ways. Bringing in love with human interactions, along with your love of technology has changed my perception on the topic. I hope to excel one day to make the type of difference on the world you do.
This was beautiful. Thank you, Lex!
I'm so thankful that you, a master in this field, has so much influence in the entertainment industry. You are in a unique position, capable of understanding exactly the value of Tesla's effort and bring to your audience in a consumable fashion.
You are a pearl in this world. Love you!
Thank you for doing this episode on AI Day! I was very much hoping your would. Good job explaining such a technical topic.
What is the size of a xflop? A gigaflop is a billion floating-point operations per second, a teraflop is one trillion, and a petaflop is a quadrillion. So what is an Xflop? Also this is one of the best outlines of AI day... Thanks Lex...
exaflop = 1000 petaflops
Just imagine a time where a machine can truly be a friend to a human...
Imagine when all humans can be friends?
@@larascasse9264 never sadly
@@larascasse9264 you can compute AI n robots but that would mean making humans into mind slaves taking away free will
@@--novus-ordo-secrolum-un--8820 Big surprise someone named Thanos believes that. Never give up never give in.
@@larascasse9264 boring
Imagine what it must feel like to work at Waymo right now. Must be depressing knowing your working on tech that is already being outperformed thousands of times over by another company.
I think Waymo engineers are laughing at all the vaporware Tesla is pitching, to be honest.
@@gardnmi isn't Waymo's entire USP that it's the world's biggest vaporware?
Everything in yesterday’s presentation has been presented by waymo at some point or another in blog posts, articles or videos. Google also has been building in house TPUs since 2016 which waymo uses to accelerate ML. The one thing that was impressive from yesterday was that tesla is managing to do what waymo does with a significantly lower quality sensor suite (low res cameras, no lidar, etc)
@@sava411 Real world data? Most powerful engine for the 'edge' cases? What are you talking about???
It seems Tesla is now doing what Waymo did for years: Working with maps.
Tesla is so underestimated, its shocking. Thanks for spending some time on this subject.
what a time to be alive!
Tell us more about the role you are going to play :-)
"I'm not going to mention love when talking about a robot" - Haha Lex, I'm sure you have already thought about it 😂
You should interview whoever develops these neural networks at Tesla and transforms the raw input data to the car being actively aware of its surroundings, however that works in detail is wizardry to me, but I really wanna know how that - software wise works, how that gets created, how from the conceptual thought, through the code it becomes the 'sentient' car (and works) is beyond me.
I mean I get how it does it (from the demo and other videos) but how it does it in detail, like what's written, what software, what hardware implementation they do and what do they need to be capable of, who are the suppliers, what do they develop and such, that's what I'd really like to know.
Was looking forward to this!
Lex, thanks for the astute breakdown. I think you appreciate what Tesla is doing more than anyone!
This is beyond exciting!!! Thank you for this Lex!
Unfortunately, I missed the live presentation and won't have time to watch it for awhile. Thanks for boiling it down without dumbing it down!
The more I see and heard about AI & Autonomous cars the more fascinated and amazed I am with the human brain. Now we are really getting how complex and marvelous is the brain. Not even Elon can duplicate that piece of “engineering “ 🙌🏻
I barely understand any of this but something tells me your absolutely right. This AI Day thingy will go down in history as our first intro to the coming of the Teslabot & a beginning for a truly robotized society.
Elon knows we need Bots on our Moon and Mars. The surface radiation is a real drag, so workers need to stay under radiation shields. The Bots can safely go out into the open and workers can supervise from shielded work areas, or even control the Bot like an avatar.
when are you having Elon in your podcast? Joe might be fun, but he lacks the background to ask the interesting questions to Elon.
He's already had him. MultIple times.
@@bmoneybby really? I cant find those podcasts
Elon has been on his podcast at least twice
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Thanks Lex for summarizing it and adding your personal comments. It would be great if you could get Andrey and others from the Tesla AI team on the pos and talk more in depth.
Very aspirational for Tesla to try to make copies of Lex, but good on you to still support them!
Wow so basically they will have an insane collection of data for almost any and every situation for auto driving. It picks that up. Uploads it to the network and then deploys it to your car software. Rinse and repeat. Absolutely amazing.
Much appreciated, Lex!
Now if only I could become a machine as well...
This is very impressive.
But what's even more impressive is that it points to an observation that autonomous driving is still way easier to do than making a decent public transport in the US. Like, sure, we'll have autonomous vehicles eventually, but they will be driving us around still non-walkable cities w/o very basic infrastructure.
I am a simple man I see IA and Lex together and I click
Thanks I needed an overview after hearing everyone's feedback
Is the singularity actually happening? It's actually happening. I can't even believe my eyes right now.
@@ShubhamSinghRUclips Not really meh. Exapod is an exponential factor higher in moores law curve. Quite a paradigm shift and a remarkable feat. But whatever you do you.
@@kyang4163 Computing speed isn't the most significant factor in the context of the 'singularity'.
Hey Lex, your positive view on friendship with AI/bots is very encouraging. That’s certainly how I feel and my hope over the common fear of AI and it’s perceived danger. It’s a balancing thought.
Thank you.
*Υοu all afraid of Terminator,iRobot, Ex-Macina and Ultron scenarios but this also gets us closer to Westworld!!!*
Thanks for the awesome summary Lex!
Great breakdown Lex. Cheers!
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Lex, I’m 3.04 mins into this one, with 500 ml of captain Morgan, orange juice and ginger juice combined. You are officially talking alien. 👽 I have no clue what you are saying, I’m incline to turn to one of your other videos. But not knowing what you’re talking about, has struck deep in my core; curiosity. I will proceed. God bless you.
Keep up the amazing work.
The summary we need from the man we lust for but don't deserve
"I am a doll, created by you humans. Would you ever think to love me? Of course... I do love you. Is that not how you made me?"
"I'm not going to mention love when talking about robots." Suit yourself, more A.I. love to go around for those of us who aren't cowards.
I REALLY WAS EXPECTING THIS VIDEO FROM LEX THANK FOR IT
FSD and Making human interplanetary are the two hardest things humans have done (or doing). I also think both will go down as saving the most human lives. FSD few accidents, many less deaths and going to Mars because we continue to destroy our planet or a meteor does.
might spacex send robots to mars with tools and stations that would in future also accommodate humans? also much safer to send the first 100 starships with robots only to mars to fine tune the landing.
that’s the plan
Timing is everything
Here Here! Well said Lex!🤓👍
Thank You @Lex I agree. I was not particularly excited about the robot (mostly because it is probably 10 years away) but the AI, D1 and DOJO were fantastic. It sort of proved what I believed but had no real proof for. TESLA is further along than what we think. Of course, I don't agree with you. I think the self-driving problem is already solved (for most common scenarios in USA) Unfortunately, there is no real experiment that I can do to prove I'm right :-( From all the observations of FSD beta testers, there is enough evidence that FSD is about as good as a teenage driver. The type of disengagement and interventions are because of conservative settings in the BETA stack or because the tester simply did not feel comfortable. Where they let the car figure it out. The vehicle did not do it elegantly but it did work. Considering the number of people I have seen reversing on a highway, skipping red lights, drive the wrong way down a one way, changing lanes without indicating, not keeping following distance, distracted on their phones, passing on sold lines, I would feel safer if my vehicle was driven by a TESLA FSD system. Of course I would prefer every other car has it as well.
But the question is:
_A I Day_ on August 19th ‘cause
A = 1st letter
I = 9th letter
of the alphabet ?
damn. Maybe a coincidence, but shit, i see elon doing that.
“My CPU is a neural-net processor; a learning computer. The more contact I have with humans, the more I learn.” - Terminator
Lex, Thanks for your quick insight. Your excitement concerning the presentation material telegraphs its true significance. I needed a respected opinion to validate my own reaction to AI Day. It was far more than I was expecting. DOJO blew me away. Tesla bot is exciting, but I will be amazed if it materializes very quickly. I should know better than to bet against Elon, but it seems so hard to imagine.
On a lighter side - how will you break the news to your Roomba’s without hurting their feelings? 😊 Thanks again!
The vaporware salesman has done it again! What a cult!