Elon Musk’s Master Plan for AI, Cortex Revealed
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Elon Musk just responded to a post about Tesla’s massive AI infrastructure at the Texas Gigafactory, known as the Cortex. Today, we’ll review clips from Eric Schmidt, ex-CEO of Google, on Elon’s AI advantage and upcoming breakthroughs. Plus, predictions from industry leaders on Tesla leading the upcoming Industrial AI revolution.
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🇺🇸Elon Musk is a national hero and the liberal biased press should start treating him like one, giving him credit instead of constantly criticizing him. Because of Boeing’s continued failure with plane crashes and doors coming off Boeing planes in the sky and the Boeing Starliner unable to fly back the two astronauts it’s Elon Musk coming to the rescue of the stranded astronauts to get them back to earth using one of his starships spacecrafts. Elon Musk is a modern day Tesla or Albert Einstein. Remember, excellence is never an accident.
We are extremely lucky to have Larry’s opinion and experience to listen to.
Focus on not dying, Larry, I'm sure you'll see much of this future. Survive for as long as you can, watch the future with us
Remote work only works for experienced personnel. The social environment is important. I totally agree with Larry!
Beyond experience it also come down to the type of work. Take DevOps, the Development part is better done in the office collaborating with others, whereas the Operational part can be better done from home when the issues occur. So there is not one right answer to this and part of the challenge is how you deal with this from an HR point of view.
Next 5 years. What a time to be alive!
oh look the stock is soaring herbert
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Yes. Larry presents the material very well!
Fanatic discussion, thank you
Outstanding video 👏 👏 👏 | keep DCA into Tesla stock
Unlike the text-to-action model, the BOT applications will not generate massive amounts of litigation. Excellent point, Larry!
Elon once mentioned that a postage stamp of solar panels approximately 100 miles by 100 miles would produce enough energy to power the US. That's 10,000 miles & the US has about 70 Interstate Highways that total just under 50,000 miles which is 5 times more than what Elon said would power the US. Now imagine that the US would install along both sides of every Interstate highway a solar panel fence that could produce 10 times more electricity than the US would use today & most of that energy could be stored in batteries (Mega-Packs) installed along the highway in every state.
No new land would be required & because interstate highways run through every US state means that the Federal, State & Regional governments could all chip in to pay for this solar fencing along interstate highways at a pace each state can afford. Now imagine if every fence post also has a small wind turbine on it to take advantage of the wind created by the passing traffic & the fence could produce electricity 24/7 from solar panels & the small wind turbines on the fence posts. 50,000 miles of interstate highways with solar panels on both sides of the highway would produce 10 times more energy than the US uses today without taking up any new land would be the easiest & cheapest way to produce the amount of energy that will be required for the near future. Tesla's Optimus could be used as the work force to install these solar panel/wind trbine fences along interstate highways.
IMO The occupancy network is the key part of Teslas data advantage. This can’t emerge solely from language models or watching videos . Agi/robots needs this as it’s foundational model to build on.
This is a huge head start for Optimus. First for navigation, but more importantly shaping it to intuitively understand the real world, common sense, physics, interpret videos, etc.
I wondered about the gas pipeline running past Gigga Texas to the power station on the south side of the Colorado river. Maybe just another instant power source backup for the super computer cluster 😊 super smart.
I saw this video last week
Herbert, if you want to get views, then when Larry is on the show, you should put him in the thumbnail.
Amazing thank you
Google has access to troves of 2D video data (much of which can be used to extract 3D data through temporal differences). Tesla has access to troves of real world 3D road data. X is starting to amass video data.
Hank Green is unhappy with Google using Complexly (SciShow, CrashCourse, etc) videos for training without permission. Google claims it is licensed but as the owner he wants at least the choice of opting out.
During the lockdown I worked for a big bank. Everyone got the option to stay home and (pretend) to work remotely. I was the only one who chose to actually go in to the office and pretend to work there.
@@adamkucera9094 Good for you and your truthful values.
Elon does not make mistakes-just- T”emporary errors” errors !!
Herbert, they are building a Gas Powerplant right next to Giga Texas
Yep, check out Joe’s drone videos showing the gas line being built.
The 'stream' between Dojo tablets and Nvidia GPUs has an incredibly short latency that can be used ...in 'dynamic-memory', to assemble a 'cognitive-infrastructure' that approaches the level of "quantum consciousness"; the Cortex(...?)
14:20 - I thought you were very rude. You could have asked him for his opinion!
Work effort can be displayed on the big screen like what Meta is doing with meeting using avatars. Maybe there can be a hybrid work method as this media can be used to bring all the engineers together. This would solve issues with engineers that are in a different part of the world
I wonder if Herbert ever reflects on his life choices. Hr dedicated his life to tesla, makes almost daily videos about how great tesla as an investment is and yet Tesla stock is exactly where it was 4 years ago. When will he start questioning all this ? At 5 years no gains ? 6?
he seems not objective at all. when the stock is down he looks as if he's been crying and when it's up he's giggling.
@hypnotechno yes indeed. I personally regret big times having invested so much into tsla. The moment this stock goes close to its ath I will sell all my shares and never look back. The day Elon bought Twitter was the gravestone for tesla.
@@diogenez471 maybe keep a few as an insurance policy
These are great times to keep DCA! I am in for the next 10 years.
It's a company that endeavors to change/improve the world... constantly. In MANY ways it's like no other. They're pivoting now but if they succeed as prior track record shows we'll see new highs and beyond and likely gains will much surpass s&p. It taking longer than bulls hoped for sure, but I'm still confident
Wow! If agents have the ability that Erich Schmidt describes, they will create a huge amount of litigation.
The productivity of working from home is entirely dependent on the primary duties of the role.
There is almost zero reason for people to be in office if they are pocessing endless invoices in accounts payable. Lots of HR positions fall under the same boat. Lots of purchasing, sales & marketing, quality assurance, customer service...
Basically anyone that should expect to be replaced by AI pretty soon doesn't need to work in office anymore.
...and that's a lot of people.
It would be interesting if Tesla could convert some percentage of the heat generated by the AI facility back to electricity by a thermoelectric process.
Gary doesn’t have the confidence that Tesla hold the most amount real world data,which others doesn’t have. No only twitter data but many years of driving data , which is privately owned by tesla
why would they pull it off the internet???
google / censored it?
Yes, why?
I recently sold some of my long-term position and currently sitting on about 250k, do you think Nvidia is a good buy right now or I have I missed out on a crucial buy period, any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks will be appreciated..
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Can folks get refunds on those short-shorts?
Working from home has no synergy.
Hard work discussion aside, what is the difference between WFH and having your team spread across multiple locations? (Cities, Countries, etc). Or is the argument that you should only hire people to work in a single city/office?
@@BenTusa For many “work from home” translates a “little work from home” and quite a bit of “play from home”. Most people are more productive with accountability applied. I said “most”, not all.
@@jackarnold3290 not sure why being in a building matters here, seems like lack of imagination. If you hire an employee that doesn't work hard they aren't going to work hard in office either. Our company has embraced full flexible choice on where you want to work. We ended up closing nearly every office. We have people working in AMER, EMEA and APAC. It works, we live it.
It seems that it is Gary Tesla who simply don’t understand how important data is for AGI and understand get the points that there are not enough real world data on internet, which was google ex-CEO pointed out
What Eric is saying is what GitHub ceo is about to reveal soon . He went into a new vc round that will create programmer as agent . Google it
Remote work has it's advantages and disadvantages. It really depends on the exact circumstances. It can absolutely work, we've been remote 2020 and it's not decreased productivity much.
And for employees working from home can be a huge plus. And that can also benefit the business. For example overtime. When you work in the office, you either stay or go home, there's no in between. So if you have to go home for any reason, that's it for the day. But when you work from home, you can deal with your personal stuff then hop back on your work computer and continue.
Keep trying, but I am not convinced “homework” is good.
@@jackarnold3290
I'm not trying, I'm doing. And if you are not convinced, that's because you haven't tried, and didn't understand my explanation. For the latter I take some blame, I haven't yet figured out how to explain it well.
@@andrasbiro3007 When you can “explain” how most people can avoid the distractions at home and produce work at the same level as in office, with No accountability , I will be surprised.
@@jackarnold3290
In an average office there's a lot of distractions too. At home in highly depends on your circumstances. If you live in a small apartment with 3 young children, then you probably don't get much work done. But if you can have a room just for yourself most of the time, than it's pretty good.
It also depends on the work. If it requires a lot of communication then office is probably better. Mine is mostly lonely work, sometimes I don't need to talk to anyone for a week. Most jobs are probably somewhere in between.
Accountability can be problematic. But it's not necessarily easier in the office either. Just because someone is sitting in front of a monitor doesn't mean they are working.
One way is for to regularly check their progress and compare it to norms.
Another is to build a team you can trust. And ideally have both.
Texas often has negative pricing at certain times of day, the real question is, do you need "cortex" to be on 24/7 ?
Yes. Because the capital cost of the GPUs is so high and their useful life so low.
The key concept here is an artificial intelligence that becomes "omniscience" in real time.
What does that mean?
I own TSLA also and I feel the best thing for the company at this point would be if Elon stepped aside from TSLA and SpaceX and focused on sh1tposting on X. Definitely do not want him in any position of power over others.
Really? Suggest you sell TSLA and invest elsewhere.
@jackarnold3290 I couldn't react to that post in a more appropriate manner.
Plans, Plans, Plansss and the stock keeps going down for years.😂😂😂
@@giovanniabeportugal5712 Sell, sell,sell is a good idea for you. I will never sell my Tesla shares. Why will win? Time will tell.
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Larry is great at analysing the business of Tesla, but he lost it when he talked about context windows - they've always been there because they're needed and by making them bigger you get a massively better context. Listen to Eric and fully agree with him. Larry if you disagree with Eric then ask yourself are you right. Much respect to Larry, but in this instance listen and don't make stuff up. And yes Tesla do have short term memory because they have to deal with a vehicle which get obscured before re-appearing.
I agree with Larry, Context windows are provisional
@@justinmallaiz4549 Even we humans need context. If my wife says "He fell over", her previous sentence would have told me who "He" was. I do think AI is still in its infancy and it will change dramatically as the future unfolds, but there's no doubt we will always need context as we had to have even before geneAI - although now its much easier to do context - it was quite difficult before.
Old school doesn’t grasp people work remotely just as well if they are used to it. Start-ups however cannot do this well, nor all business types.
Tesla is NOT a startup! Elon should trust his team. I agree that working from home may not be the best for startups because getting together to brainstorm is essential. However, as long as you have the right team in place, and they are trustworthy, allowing them to work from home for established companies like Tesla may prove to be very productive.
Disagree. I trust Elon.
I agree with Elon and you that work from home is not as good. Too many distractions at home and no accountability.
Dojo has ben a bit of a disappointment - only 8% of Tesla's total compute ...
Yeah. I'll be the religious fanatic out here and say that this definitely seems like a revelation scenario.
Texas has a ton of sun, a ton of wind, and...a ton of land. Elon might create a huge solar farm.
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The concept of cloud computing goes back to the early 1980s when hard drives were very expensive. I paid $3,600 in early 1980s dollars for a 30 MEG hard drive. Not gig, meg.
One of the computer innovators at the time suggested that people might do their storage online. He was laughed out of the 'club'.
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Nopt what we re talking about. For crying out loud, subtext people, subtext!
Of course if you CAN T come to the office you ll work from home! What we re talking about here is a new founded group of people that start a company right? Of those, the once that CAN go to the office, HAVE TO go to the office!!!!!!!