This was before openai became closedai

heil benito adolph musk… ‘quite magical, when it works’ … .. 3y for it to come back… 😂🤣 … and still not work. if this shows anything it is the magnitude of the lies from benito. 02/2020… and the bird’s eye view was already great… 5 years later, the car still does not let u “sleep coast to coast” like benoti was promising it for “next month”. worse yet: v13 which will be the first release is hw4 only, and NATIVE INPUT…. which means, you can already bet that hw3 will never work safely.

Great talk!

Just think about how far we've come from this moment. It's literally insane.

Blah-blah-blah...... booring..... 🥱🥱

Ilya 👍👍

I really hated the way he shut down that guy who was trying to do a bit of follow-up. Notice that it's the Most Replayed moment, because people didn't know what on earth they just saw, so they had to go back. No one acts like that. Maybe somebody was supposed to grab the mic from the guy as soon as he got his main question out, as is common practice. But if so, live with it-and don't treat anyone like that. Really came across as arrogant and pompous.

Hi I want his work as I want to study autopilot vision so where can I find His research paper

Learning replacing data structures made my mind explode.

Nope, not all authors leave their material completely to the screen writers and movie directors. JK Rowlign retained the right have a heavy influence on the movie production when she sold the movie rights to the Harry Potter franchise. Chris could do the same. Someone wants to buy the rights, Chris is involved and has the last say.

The scale of compute we need for AI gave my compute an headache

Thanks Reza!

That was excellent

There should be another processor after the competition. The processor weighs the average value of the variables of each processor over the entire life of the CTM, this processor has access to all combinations of previously made decisions coupled with past and current input data, it weighs the past result of decisions made and past input data with current decisions and current input data. He decides to do the same or look for a new option.

22년도에도 들으시는 분?

Lol imagine your job title is "Stop Sign ML Engineer"

22:01 RIP pedestrian

If you don't know this guy he may come across like a wheat farmer from Alabama. Then you realize he is one of the smartest people in the world.

Comp Arch 101 Jim Keller made ,me remember my entire comparch course from over 14+ years ago

depth estimation is not explained at length, this part is core for 3D reconstrunction

Isnt 2^60 more like an exa byte?

Why can't a human not annotate depth? They can based on an understanding of a measuring unit.. Same thing any sensor can do

Andrej is a hero now for Tesla.. 😂😂😂

12 100 Gb lines means you are feeding about 20 bytes per second to each core?

It's becoming clear that with all the brain and consciousness theories out there, the proof will be in the pudding. By this I mean, can any particular theory be used to create a human adult level conscious machine. My bet is on the late Gerald Edelman's Extended Theory of Neuronal Group Selection. The lead group in robotics based on this theory is the Neurorobotics Lab at UC at Irvine. Dr. Edelman distinguished between primary consciousness, which came first in evolution, and that humans share with other conscious animals, and higher order consciousness, which came to only humans with the acquisition of language. A machine with primary consciousness will probably have to come first.

superb! thank you for posting.

Great presentation. I am confident that we will train/have 100T model before the end of 2023

Excellent as always from Simon. The 100 trillion hypothetical AI model is still possibly a decade away.

@12:03 "Whaaat could possibly go wron!g?" something goes wrong xD, great presentation though.

Men do much information

ML: Marxist-Leninist

for a second, just for a second : I thought the TESLA autopilot would be already a system that was capable of learning on their own. But no, yet not

jesus its imposible to hear this guy

Nice response to the question

Having eyes and ears, radio antenna 📡 and a telescope 🔭 observation, would be most beneficial for earth. There's less interference and allows for a secondary visual point. Think stereoscopic vision. Plus it might allow for other observation towards the inner solar system that we wouldn't get from our current position. Being able to bring temporary housing while also bringing a 3D printer would allow us to quickly establish settlement and areas where we can study Martian soil and potentially mine able resources. It would almost make more sense to establish an outpost on Phobos and Deimos for easy minerals and than onto Mars proper.

Absolutely phenomenal. Love the use of the fleet, TDD and CI in order to check for regressions and focus on what matters.

now we can say computers are smart and humans are stupid

Can't wait for the Tesla transformers car. Would totally use the robot form for work.

Watching this at 2x speed you need to be focused

It’s magical (when it works). that was funny.

Not even a minute in: S E X Y C A R S Love the memes (If you read from top to bottom)

I didnt understand shit. that's why i know it will work

“When we come to an intersection, we come at it for the first time” why? Humans remember places and small details about roads over time, maybe even seasonal risks over time, why shouldn’t the neural nets take place and time into consideration?

Awesome presentation. Question: when he says '"fleet", that means all the autopilot enabled Tesla cars currently owned by public, or a dedicated fleet (purely for testing) of Teslas driven all around the world by a group of Tesla employees or contractors?

I learned more from this video than any hype out there from individual companies. I mean, I'm more excited from this video for future technologies than anything I've seen in the past.

7:23 No, AI can be stopped, and regulation is needed. Just ask Elon Musk

who said bums cant learn to code

Jim Keller really loves Comic Sans since he seems to use it in every presentation

I graduated computer hardware / ECE in 2007 and went into software because of exactly this erroneous thought 'what jobs will there be in 10 years when Moore's law is dead'. If any young person is watching, listen to Jim.

A.I is the schizophrenia of computing