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[@jimphillips7701]

Retired engineer from aerospace here. Love this!

[@dr-k1667]

Lars, TESLA is already something the world has never seen before which is why so many people can't get there head around it, BUT it's NOT DONE YET. I will happily watch the video you referenced as I watch Tesla stock try to breakthrough the $1,100 mark. We are in for the ride of our lives!! Make sure you have enough shares for your children's children to benefit from! ;)

[@andrasbiro3007]

Funny, your mention of the stock made me check the current price, and it's indeed shooting up at this very moment.

[@FutureAZA]

But "it's just a car company!1!"... You know, like Amazon is just a website, and Google is just a search engine. Many investors are only now starting to wake up.

[@skepticalgenious]

@@FutureAZA amazon delivers product plus technology. Google produces algorithm searches. Tesla produces a physical product. I see all three very different.

[@jboertlein]

@@skepticalgenious Amazon also produces physical products as well as Google.

[@gasser5001]

@@skepticalgenious ..... your response hurts my head.

[@ConnectingODots]

Wow Lars, Thank you! Gotta say you did an amazing job of rearranging the ideas in my video to flow better, and then added a whole lot more. Really enjoyed this! 👏 Gotta add that a couple of days ago I found out how severe the AI talwnt-shortage is. Talked to a friend in a place I used to work, and 5 guys there have given their notice in the span of about 2 weeks. I asked him whether they are from the AI group, and sure enough - 4 out of 5 are AI, one of them actively poached by Microsoft with a doubling of his salary! That's why whenever I tried pulling the conversation back to Tesla, my friend pulled it back to AI hiring, just short of telling me "don't you get it, dummy? This is EXACTLY about Tesla. The whole talent problem is a thing, and if Tesla wins it - as they now very probably will - then they win everything" Part 2 focuses on other stuff, besides hiring. coming soon.

[@Carsickness86]

Absolutly loved your part 1. Looking forward to part 2 CHOAM!

[@bntagkas]

good stuff, subscribed

[@brucelesourd3074]

“Great” software engineer is a matter of context. There’s not one dimension of software greatness. But regardless of what a person is great at, they need the right team and process to thrive. Tesla’s main advantage is that it is an infinitely better environment for SW engineers (who are willing to work insane hours) than legacy HW manufacturers, who …. I speak from personal experience… are openly hostile to software best practices and SW driven innovation. All efforts to modernize these companies are just lipstick on that legacy pig.

[@steveperreira5850]

Thank you Bruce for your comments, I’m an electrical engineer, very in frequently involved with software design myself, I have done it, but mainly power control design, and you are exactly right about having a good team. When I was at a well-managed company with lots of autonomy and was able to get the resources I needed, our small team could get a lot done, and almost nothing got done at another company I went to because the management was so dysfunctional, poor allocation of resources and just an overload of incompetent people getting in the way. I do agree with the premise that One excellent engineer is certainly more valuable than 10 or 50 perfunctory engineers, for sure that is the case in R&D, which was the field I was most involved with, but also applicable to manufacturing engineering, etc, Maybe to a slightly lesser degree. Not so sure about that though

[@robertthomas2673]

The trick of “leadership “ is to organize , motivate and support people, many of the type that could otherwise be “loose cannons”, around a common, mutually beneficial and preferably outsized intent, aka “vision”. Achieving “visions” also requires grunt work. (10% inspiration/90% perspiration) and, as any baseball fan will tell you, you never know who will make the pivotal play. Love your comments both Steve and Bruce

[@audigit]

@@robertthomas2673 This is a great post and consequential to growth in upcoming industry. There's a lot of very bright people hindered by (presumably) unlikely stagnant management and lack of visionary support in EVERY industry. Nice that I'm not alone in seeing the future in complementary processes..

[@RichardPeterShon]

It's not only having the best engineers. It's also having management that understands engineers and Elon able to make the right decisions as a leader. What 99.9% other companies lack is good leadership and management.

[@danapeck5382]

Brilliant content! AI Day, East India Company reference, asteroid mining, robots building offworld facilities, Helium 3 (!), etc., all in one episode. Demonstrating that engineering-driven companies with a strategic focus and Deming mindset, unlike MBA-led firms, will always prevail may be the most important contribution of all. Although I do hope the Three Laws of Robotics get built in. Many thanks and all the best!

[@ΒύρωναςΛαδιάς]

at some point, the robots won’t be at tesla’s control

[@danapeck5382]

@@ΒύρωναςΛαδιάς from the Isaac Asimov robot stories

[@pasoundman]

Since you mention the East India company, I'll mention the South Sea Bubble ! It'll end badly for Tesla, that much is inevitable.

[@dirktween244]

More congratulations on your comparisons used, in the report. Do need to work on finding comparisons with very large numbers. ********** ? Planets in the universe ? Atoms in the universe ? Cubic Centimeters in universe ? Number of 1cm-dice in the universe

[@dirktween244]

@@ΒύρωναςΛαδιάς As a good parent: -- Eventually the child must be allowed to develop on it's own. -- Parents can only hope for the child, to have been taught well.

[@ericwhite1000]

Thanks Lars, once again fabulous work. I have worked as an engineer for 25 years now. The number one thing I have learned in that time is that talent = success. The number two thing I have learned is that the difference between an amazing and growing company, and a turd is the recognition of this fact by management. I currently work for a turd, but I am near the end of my career, and in part thanks to Tesla can retire quite early.

[@remoteportal]

I am a software manager. It’s known that the best programmers work 3-5x faster than mediocre ones.

[@jeremyrynhart70]

Brilliant synopsis Lars! I couldn’t agree more! From every conceivable angle, Tesla will undoubtedly be the biggest company in history! The potential is unlimited & Tesla execute at every level! Plus I believe Elon has a good heart & a genuine intent to help the world! Just hope He doesn’t over work himself/ looks after his health! As You always remind us Lars “Be Nice!”. Love your videos! ❤️🙏🏻👍🏼

[@johnjory1792]

Well said. What we used to call fantasy and science fiction , we now call Tesla opportunities

[@darwinchristoph8165]

Well said also........It's seems you're a pro at expressing yourself why don't we Link up on hangouts.....?

[@cisco6926]

Wow! Just Wow! Mind blown. I only wish that I was younger to see the future become reality. Thank god I own stock in Tesla!!!

[@lithtweezie1]

Awesome narrative. Tesla is to the point where they are beyond words in terms of their potential. It's mind bending!

[@alanmay7929]

Lol.........

[@darwinchristoph8165]

Good point bro.....

[@darwinchristoph8165]

It's seems you're a pro at expressing yourself why don't we Link up on hangouts.....

[@Asun888]

Good one! Just want to point out there are only about 4K-5k beta now. So far you have to show score of 99+ to get it. 170k Tesla owners requested the beta and they are trying hard to drive like a grandma to get high score to get the beta. My score is 97 now. Hope I can have it in November.

[@misteratoz]

Connecting the dots is fantastic. Their analysis of Gordon Johnson blew my mind.

[@ConnectingODots]

🙏 Thanks, it means a lot!

[@davidelliott5843]

GJ is very clearly getting paid to say what he says against Tesla. At times, he can’t even keep his own face straight.

[@ethan10v17]

All analysts out there are increasingly theirs price target over $1k, when will GJ increase his PT currently sitting at $87 for more than 5 years?

[@robertweekley5926]

@@ethan10v17 - Remember, the middle name he has, in "Gordon Genius Johnson!" The genius in keeping the stock, more affordable, longer, so more can be acquired! 😳🥴🙄

[@saltvatn]

I think you are spot on Lars✌🏻

[@F8Tributo]

2:27: Yes, because elecrric cars are easier to build than ICE cars, less complexity, less parts, faster production. But when comparing to Audi's factories, those are mostly ICE factories. It's an apples vs oranges comparison. To truly say that Tesla is better at building cars "period", you would have to compare like-for-like, such as comparing EV factories of equivalent sizes. That would be a fair comparison of car building know-how. Until then, it's an apples vs oranges comparison.

[@kstaxman2]

One of your best videos of the month. Great overview and insight. Thanks for all your hard work.

[@darwinchristoph8165]

He also made good points

[@darwinchristoph8165]

It's seems you're a pro at expressing yourself why don't we Link up on hangouts.....?

[@anastigmatix4119]

Consistently excellent audio quality, thank you.!!

[@peterwakeman9930]

Tesla is very motivated with a work force culture that shows improving with greater results in technology production with worldwide demand

[@TeslaEVolution]

I'd suggest a few new Tesla Divisions: Tesla Marine, Tesla Aviation & Tesla Management Consulting:) focused on helping sustainable companies

[@flthunderdigginwrob3162]

Lars, since you are my favorite of ALL the Tesla channels, here is another fact you might want to research in regards to all the legacy ICE car makers. Ford & GM are facing HUGE retirement fund shortages, especially GM, just another thing TESLA doesn't have to deal with. They need BILLIONS to catch up to their retirement fund obligations, nobody ever mentions it! Take care, keep em coming! ATB Rob / FlThunder

[@jeffmeyers2106]

The legacy automakers pensions will go to the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation-( our government). They will cut the pensions in half because they will not be able to be funded by the remaining workers unless the legacy automakers move quickly to only electric cars. But we all know management won't do that quickly enough.

[@jaymorgan8017]

The Cadillac commercial that pops with most Tesla vlogs like this one is beyond sad.

[@feet_first]

It is the best AI KZbin has. AI can't get irony or humor in general.

[@deenobrown1]

Great video. I am a tesla fan and own several Teslas. However, I wanted to correct something that you said. You said Tesla has a fleet of 150,000 beta testers. That’s not true. They have a few thousand that are actually using the beta program. They do have 150,000 drivers that are trying to get in, and that are being rated on their driving scores. However, only the drivers with 100 and 99 have been given access to the beta FSD.

[@darwinchristoph8165]

It's seems you're a pro at expressing yourself why don't we Link up on hangouts.....

[@hankkingsley9183]

This is the very definition of irrational exuberance

[@otseroeg]

Really enjoyed the content (production is great, compared to most, but not Your best), Thank You!

[@DisruptiveWealthCreation]

I have just been sitting watching my shares go up on the laptop. Of course !! They are way ahead of everyone else and nobody can catch them. There are limits but we do not know them yet.

[@keilder8543]

Always love your videos. Mind bending potential that is so hard to imagine, but you explain it so well.

[@BernardWei]

I was curious what CHOAM is, funny. Always enjoyed your optimism, fun video.

[@angelmatos9143]

Elon is making Area 51 look like a Best Buy Store.

[@DarkBrandon1]

Love this kind of expanding on possibilities!

[@30thphoenixrising81]

Cat is out of the bag. The scale is unimaginable.

[@jemtec1]

Beautiful Video Lars! Thank you!!

[@darwinchristoph8165]

It's seems you're a pro at expressing yourself why don't we Link up on hangouts.....

[@drew-azureperthwestaust4818]

One of your best videos Lars Brilliant and yeah probably will happen faster than we think

[@captpicard6894]

Tesla will become the single biggest business entity the world has ever seen. I can see 2-300 years from now people saying how Tesla grew to 40-50 times the size of the VOC.

[@PloWarrior1]

The guy is astronomical, and he is giving me power

[@randolphtorres4172]

THANKSGIVING AWESOME POST

[@kizzik]

Great video Lars with exceptional Tesla subject matter and food for thoughts. The environment we live in and our experiences have direct correlation to our world views. Many people do not think in terms of world scale let alone at a Galactic level. Elon does. That's why he is or will disrupt every major industry on earth. It's also why Tesla was and is still being under valued. The recent rise is only the starting point at the base of TSLA growth S-Curve. And it's a damn big S-Curve!

[@xyz-pg3zd]

how high can you see the stock price go? (realistically)

[@bru512]

Lars, thanks for providing an afternoon dream day. Software is eating the physical world Tesla is attracting the best software engineering talent to solve the hardest (and profitable) problems. Tesla is motivating their talented engineers to solve these problems. Tesla is just getting started. You ain't seen nothing yet.

[@happyphilippines421]

Dang you Lars. You made me buy more Tesla stocks. Haha. Do you think Tesla will have another stock split this year? Thankyou.

[@jakubknitter2679]

It’s suspicious how mainstream media switched the narrative from criticising Tesla to actual admiration. Be careful guys because the traces of bubble start to form and dont forget about the principal rule of the market: buy when everyone's afraid and sell/hodl during the euphory times.

[@happyphilippines421]

@@jakubknitter2679 yes worry if you’re a trader but if you’re a long term Tesla investor, you can buy at the top and as long as you hold, you will come out ahead. Tesla to the moon baby!! 🚀🚀 haha.

[@AsifAli-sw4th]

Yes in August

[@brunoheggli2888]

Longterm everything goes to Shit!

[@garystat]

@@brunoheggli2888 Read “Sapien” and “Homo Dius” to better understand long term. Your view is 180 from the truth.

[@billjohnson3022]

I haven't watched this yet but I have to comment right away ha! Tesla already is something the world has never seen before. The best part is that for those of us who are interested, we get to see it hatching from the egg, learn to fly and then rule from it's lofty aerie ha!

[@coguglielmi]

The mining valuation of asteroids is done within the current valuation model of these commodities. They are valued as such because of their scarcity. Now if they become abundant, their intrinsic value can't be done like this, as the real question is what actual value does that being to our kind and its economy. The sum of raw materials cannot dwarf the actual value delivered.

[@bartekjankowski8000]

The market price would problably go down, but let's say you need a lot of nickel and iron for your future battery production. You could (somehow) park that asteroid near your factory and treat it like a very cheap mine for next 50 years of production. You then have fully secured your supply lines for those materials. You removed risks that come with variable market prices, and don't have to care if there is a war in country that supply your metals. There is a lot of additional value apart from the value itself.

[@jcjensenllc]

Diamonds are not scarce but...

[@TheAIishere]

Their value is in part due to their location and the cost of shipping a replacement. Hence mineral material already there has value simply because we don't need to put it on a rocket

[@pasoundman]

There is ZERO value in mining asteroids ! The insane costs of attempting to do so outweigh ant possible return. Even if asteroids were made of solid gold, it would be unprofitable to attempt to 'space mine' it !

[@bartekjankowski8000]

Maybe not right now, but price of moving cargo to and from orbit is getting lower fast, it might be good moment to start planning for it

[@grateful7839]

Enjoying the FSD beta

[@edgallagher8675]

The other day I was comparing Spacex and Tesla to UAC (United Aerospace Corporation) from the game Doom. But the comparison to CHOAM works for me too. When Spacex and Tesla start working on teleportation experiments on Mars to a hellish demension is when I'll get nervous. lol

[@bittersweet9451]

The spice must flow

[@tomarmstrong1281]

The beginning of this video demonstrates how it's possible to have tooooo much of a good thing.

[@andrewpaulhart]

Artificial General Intelligence has a very specific meaning. What Tesla is aiming for is definitely not AGI in the foreseeable future. AGI is human like intelligence and no one has a clue how to achieve that yet or a roadmap. AI research is currently limited to task specific AI. What Tesla is producing is a general robot that can be used for a whole range of tasks. That is something VERY different

[@feet_first]

Are you sure about the 'no one"?

[@darwinchristoph8165]

Well I don't totally agree with you on that...

[@andrewpaulhart]

@@feet_first can’t be sure, but I watch and read a lot of output on AI. And I’ve never hear anyone claim that they, or anyone else are anywhere close to achieving AGI

[@mihaiadam4024]

to Mars, baby!!!

[@gregorypew793]

This is some amazing content Lars!! You've truly outdone yourself!! BRAVO!!

[@hhal9000]

All makes perfect sense to me.I think Tesla and Elon Musk's other companies combined will literally create the future world we live in.Oh yes and others too!

[@alanmay7929]

Nope.

[@Do.Not.Believe.The.Narrative]

Hi, where did you get the number 150,000 Beta testers? I thought just a few thousand at this point. Thanks for your great productions and hard work!

[@thomasbrighton6159]

Short answer YES,,!

[@tribalypredisposed]

Tesla is a Silicon Valley company and they understand first mover advantage in their DNA. With robo taxis and AI, first mover is very likely to be the winner of the market, because more data means more learning means a consistently superior product, and whoever moves first will have more data. Anyone entering the market second will have to try to achieve sales with an inferior product that is improving more slowly, because they have less data. There will be effectively one robo taxi and AI winner, which right now seems quite likely to be Tesla. If Tesla wins both, there will be no precedent for how valuable and profitable they will become.

[@drew4021]

Whether you are a Tesla stock holder or not, this is going to be one hell of a ride! I for one am certain the Teslabot will become a reality and replace most human labor -especially when we venture out to space. The party has only just started!

[@ronaldgarrison8478]

Yes, software is a whole different kind of thing. As the legendary Fred Brooks would say: A woman can make a baby in nine months, but that doesn't mean nine women can make a baby in one month.

[@theodorehaskins3756]

I like that & you’re exactly correct, until someone figures out how to do it!😎👊🏽

[@andreasklossek9252]

2:12 When had VW asked for help? You notice, that the volume Tesla produces is one key factor, why they did not have that huge of a problem with chips right? ^^ ((I know that all let Tesla, not shine as bright as you want to.... but Tesla needs no help, already more shiny then anyone))

[@darwinchristoph8165]

It's seems you're a pro at expressing yourself why don't we Link up on hangouts.....

[@dattajack]

I hope they hire Matt Amodio. I really like him and it would be fun to see what he could do for them over time. Like wishing for your favorite baseball player to play for your favorite ball club.

[@bantumorpheus4496]

Based on what SpaceX has shown the world so far, I don't see 'Space-Mining' should be likely in the distant future, absolutely!

[@robertmartens7839]

'manufacture' is 'man' + ' 'you' + 'facture' 'speculate' is 'spec' + 'you' + 'late'

[@polarlight1369]

Great video, Lars - as usual! I watched that entire 40-minute video - it was really good! So do you have any idea what company in Germany was being referenced? I'd be curious to check out that company ... and, keep up all your super videos - always appreciate hearing your thoughts and ideas about all things Tesla and the adoption of EV cars along with the beginning of the end of the ICE age ... 😁

[@bernhardkaltenboeck9894]

What an irony that you need to skim off the rarest human intelligence to create world-changing artificial intelligence. Great video - thanks Lars!

[@feet_first]

Ai creates Ai. Actual intelligence is still needed to create Artificial intelligence.

[@bernhardkaltenboeck9894]

Great term for AI: Actual Intelligence 😊

[@mletouutube]

About mining planets, Saturne has already been mined (continue to be mined) and the Saturne ring is the artefact of it. Indeed, rocks from ground explosions that have flown to space have been placed into a well organized located ring so the rocks are not a danger for space travel).

[@leonari]

What tha f? You read to many bad science fiction novels. Ridiculous comment

[@clavo3352]

Hey Thanks for not slapping me! TESLA Tech Engineer Symbiotic Lucre Assn. or something like that.

[@robbaker5018]

Great analysis. Thanks. Space mining will happen, but it will move the price of commodities lower.

[@optimagroup11]

Good one, Lars!!

[@savagecub]

Actually I think when/if Spacex goes public will actually make Elon the most money.

[@robertweekley5926]

I believe he said, SpaceX will stay as a Private Company, and not be listed on Any Stock Exchange. However, he did say, when Starlink is capable of Positive Cash Flow, it's likely they'll spin that off, and take "THAT" Public! So, it's likely Elon will also benefit from That event, stocks & Finance wise!

[@anthonylosego]

You crack me up! 8:40 guy hand coding UI markup. lol Not exactly the perfect example of the best of the best! haha!

[@climatedeceptionnetwork4122]

Read "They Knew." Tesla's doing what the US Government should have done in 1970.

[@larrybuzbee7344]

It was never possible for the US gov or any other to do what Tesla is doing. At their best, governments maintain a business environment that enables companies like Tesla to exist despite competing power blocks. The fact that it not only exists but thrives must be attributed to the entire system that enables it, despite inefficiencies and opposition. When pointing fingers at The Government, a little self awareness goes a long way.

[@SLee-vj4px]

@@larrybuzbee7344 great point. "government maintain a business environment..." this is government's role.

[@MSYGABRIELA]

@@larrybuzbee7344 Right, except in the current internal political scenery in the US it appears the government is not very 'supportive' of Tesla against 'power blocks (China)' - sad!

[@friedpickles342]

@@MSYGABRIELA our government is busy printing dollars for the zionists plan for the middle east. Israel wants the entire region. Is it any wonder why isis hasnt been able to find Israel on the map yet?

[@larrybuzbee7344]

@@MSYGABRIELA Agreed, but it makes no real difference. I'm 67 and have watched the ball bounce for several cycles now. As opposed to most of my cohort the only thing that disappoints me about the ongoing disruption of old paradigms is that it took so long to happen. Unfortunately most old white guys in and out of government will fight this tooth and nail till their dying breaths and even after for those with good estate plans and nasty foundations executing the will of their dead hands.

[@lukeryan559]

Tesla is something the world has never seen before because Elon is something the world has never seen before. The potential is limitless.

[@oscarholman]

There is a certain irony referencing CHOAM in a fictional universe where AI or "thinking machines" have been banned.

[@mcarpenter2917]

I do believe Tesla will grow and be unbelievably successful, But it's important to keep your humility. A couple of points, H3 is valuable only in a fusion reactor (which don't actually exists yet and have been 15 years in the future for 50 years). Also that asteroid may have unimaginable amounts of resources but they are still very far away and currently the cost of transporting those resources will be greater than just mining them on earth. So none of this is a given. Anyways, If we humans can keep it together for another couple of 100 years the future looks awesome. Keep up the good work, I do like the upbeat vibe from you video's but do be careful of hubris, it's not a good look. Regards.

[@sherrilynnevonch4036]

Goodnight Lars.

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

🤗THANKS LARS 👏👏👏 WE GET IT 🤯AND YOU EXPLAINED IT VERY WELL 😍😍😍

[@deant007]

Thank you!!! Tesla will become multiples of Apple over time… probably many times ☀️⚡️🚙🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🌟

[@eclenut42]

I agree, and I wish I had a truck full of money to invest.

[@Mycofuncorriza]

you don't need very much... it'll compound

[@chunglee7531]

You got it: in the AI world, the winners take all. I don’t see more than two companies can lead the AI industries, Google could be the another one since nobody knows much about Google /NASA team. Will bring to the table. And for that simple reason, all talk about Tesla valuation means not much to me, I will just get every penny I can get it, buy Tesla and wait for as long as I live to see what it will be.

[@rainerbuechse6923]

Lars, very well done, excellent, thank you! However, you forgot to mention that this was only the bear case video, right!? 🤓

[@jensrasmussen6814]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙌🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@darwinchristoph8165]

Lol... very funny

[@darwinchristoph8165]

It's seems you're a pro at expressing yourself why don't we Link up on hangouts.....

[@andreasklossek9252]

4:17 specialized hardware.... not general... but yeah...

[@SpaceB0nz]

Great video! Don't forget that SpaceX was founded specifically to make humans a multiplanetary species. Thus, keeping humans on earth and "not risking any human lives" defeats the whole purpose of SpaceX.

[@Doitgood52]

When AI takes over from the best AI software developers.. the singularity is inevitable.. Tesla to the 🌝

[@davidelliott5843]

When a low cost source of (previously) precious material is found, that material is no longer precious.

[@davivify]

Why is everyone going so nuts about Tesla's robot stunt? It's not like they know square one about building humanoid robots - or any robots, actually. They don't even make the industrial robots in their own factories.

[@someguyonaguitar]

The problem with mining these space asteroids. You make the rare thing abundant and drop the value

[@davidelliott5843]

I’m looking forward to LFP in 4680 format. The peak energy capacity is lower than NMC but the everyday capacity is near enough the same.

[@markplott4820]

TESLA is Smart for Replacing standard Range with LFP, it will Cost Tesla less. and in 2025 Tesla should be Updating FREMONT & Shanghai with FRONT & REAR Casting as well as 4680 in Many Chemestry.

[@andrewpaulhart]

The cylindrical format is not needed for LFP for heat management or safety. The only reason to do 4680 format would be if it is faster to manufacture. It may well be but I wouldn’t be surprised if the simpler prismatic cell format could be made faster

[@dirktween244]

Large numbers - Should be ecpressed in exponential quantities. (A basic idea, in the Metric system) -- It is possible to state comparisons, ************* 10,000,000 000 >> count in 10 exponent 10^10

[@lukaellegaardjensen6178]

This may be some of your best videos Lars!

[@curtaustin8119]

This vision of the future might play out, though with considerable uncertainty about timing. Or we may hit a wall from some fundamental limitation that perhaps we know about, or perhaps don't. One we do know about is the nature of artificial neural networks - they are clever enough to be trained to evaluate complicated inputs, but not so clever about deciding what to do. A decision that an immensely larger neural network can make easily with minimal training (our own brains) requires immensely more training - a not-so-clever brute force approach. The ability to be trained to mimic intelligence is not the same as intelligence. But there's still plenty of good things to do - and plenty of money to make - from excellent mimicry.

[@leonari]

You sound smarter than Elon Musk himself. GTFU

[@tiangjunmun]

Well done!

[@andrewpaulhart]

The value of mining the solar system is large, but not nearly as large as you state. Firstly it ignores the huge cost of returning materials to earth. This means that industry/factories will have to be developed in space for the material to be useful. More than that huge number of people would need to be living in space because the cost of returning finished goods to earth would be huge. Not an easy or quick task and not going to happen at scale anytime soon. Secondly, once a space industry/livings has developed sufficiently the abundance of these raw materials in space and the ease with which they can be mined means that the price will drop dramatically.

[@alexedens1]

It seems to me the value of AI is paradoxical. The better it gets the more jobs it displaces. The more jobs it displaces decreases the money people have to spend on AI services. Thus the better it gets the less it’s worth.

[@illgottengain3329]

Ark just said 80tril. Ai. was 30 this is crazy..

[@Thorocious]

I've been saying this for a few years now, Tesla are going to become the worlds first super company. And this was before they announced the AI bots.

[@mosesmanaka8109]

There is this Jeep Wrangler parked down my street where the owner had woke stickers stuck on the doors which read: "Live without limits". So l scratched a deep long mark on the body with my pen knife.

[@perramsing538]

Think you are right :)

[@greghelton4668]

Eventually there will be a level “6” autonomous category. Tesla will supply fully autonomous rovers for moon and Mars mining.

[@FranciscoRamirez-gb6zc]

ARK invest just increased their guidance from 30T to 80T look it up it’s insane

[@roger_is_red]

Nice I like. By the way she is the CTO not CFO

[@scotthardy5818]

No doubt Tesla will be the biggest company the world has ever seen.

[@tomgray971]

3:54 I don't think Tesla is manufacturing their own ICs. They have designed their own chips, but still outsource production.

[@garystat]

For now.

[@hurricane2138]

Tesla Forever 🔥🔥🔥🚀🚀🚀⚡⚡⚡💪🌴

[@jcjensenllc]

Yes. Limits are anti trust laws, public resistance to AI, access to parts and natural resources, world economic health, global climate.

[@keithnance4209]

One can hope! However I’m sure the government will eff it up in some way or another…