Everything Just CHANGED for Tesla and xAI

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Everything Just CHANGED for Tesla and xAI

Tesla and xAI are rapidly advancing and scaling their AI capabilities, leading to significant improvements in autonomous driving technology, including Full Self-Driving and Robotaxi, and potentially setting a new industry standard

Questions to inspire discussion

Tesla's AI and FSD Advancements

๐Ÿš— Q: How is Tesla scaling its AI capabilities?
A: Tesla is rapidly deploying 550,000 GPUs in weeks, 10 times faster than last year, with next-gen chips like AI5, Dojo 2, and Dojo 3 in development to enhance FSD, Robotaxi, and Teslabot systems.

๐Ÿง  Q: What's unique about Tesla's AI system performance?
A: Tesla's AI system achieves 100,000 burst throughput, surpassing competitors' 30,000 coherent chips, and is expected to reach 400-500 exaflops when combined with Nvidia chips.

๐Ÿš˜ Q: How is Tesla's FSD system improving?
A: Tesla's FSD system anticipates a 4x increase in parameters next quarter and a 10x increase in the future, aiming for unsupervised FSD by year-end and becoming 20 times safer than human drivers.

Robotaxi and Teslabot Progress

๐Ÿš• Q: What progress has Tesla made with Robotaxi?
A: Tesla's Robotaxi has completed a 32-day commercial deployment in Austin, covering 30,000+ miles with only 1 safety intervention.

๐Ÿค– Q: How will Teslabot benefit from FSD improvements?
A: Teslabot is expected to gain significant intelligence and autonomy improvements as FSD advances, playing a key role in Tesla's autonomous delivery and logistics plans.

Tesla's Competitive Edge

๐Ÿ† Q: How does Tesla's FSD compare to competitors?
A: Tesla's FSD system passed 5 out of 6 tests in a Chinese media evaluation, outperforming competitors who barely passed 3 out of 6, despite being trained on US data.

โฑ๏ธ Q: What's Tesla's timeline advantage in FSD development?
A: Tesla achieved FSD version 12 last January, while competitors are still almost 2 years behind in reaching full robotaxi level capabilities.

Future Projections and Challenges

๐Ÿ“ˆ Q: What are the projected improvements for Tesla's FSD?
A: Tesla's FSD is expected to be 10 times better than current versions, with a significant safety gap advantage in the near future.

๐ŸŒŽ Q: Where might unsupervised FSD first become available?
A: Unsupervised FSD could potentially be available in California and Texas by the end of the year, but not yet for public use.

Tesla's Manufacturing Innovation

๐Ÿญ Q: How is Tesla accelerating its data center construction?
A: Tesla is using mini-factories for data center construction, allowing for 100 times faster installation of chips through a highly automated process.

xAI Developments

๐Ÿง  Q: What is xAI's latest AI model?
A: xAI is developing Colossus Two, though specific details about its capabilities were not provided in the notes.

๐Ÿ”ฎ Q: How might Tesla's AI advancements impact its future?
A: The rapid scaling of AI capabilities and FSD improvements suggest Tesla is positioning itself for leadership in autonomous driving and AI-driven technologies.

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Key Insights

AI and Computing Power

๐Ÿง  Tesla and xAI are rapidly scaling their data centers with 550,000 GPUs coming online, 10 times faster than last year, to enhance FSD, Robotaxi, and Teslabot capabilities.

๐Ÿ’ป Tesla's AI has reached 100,000 burst throughput (equivalent to 100 Nvidia H100 GPUs), while xAI's Colossus achieves 20,000 exaflops with 1 million GPUs, and Tesla's Dojo hits 100 exaflops.

๐Ÿญ Massive data centers require "mini factories" with automated component flow, wiring, and testing for rapid progress.

Full Self-Driving (FSD) Advancements

๐Ÿš— Tesla's FSD software has increased parameters up to 10 times for version 13, with plans for another 10x parameter increase potentially enabling unsupervised FSD by year-end.

๐Ÿš• FSD has achieved 32 days of robotaxi commercial operation in Austin with only 1 safety intervention, matching or exceeding Waymo's safety record.

๐Ÿ›‘ FSD version 13 is already 10-20 times safer than human drivers, with potential to reach 30,000 miles per intervention by year-end.

Tesla's Competitive Edge

๐Ÿ† Tesla's FSD system outperformed competitors in a Chinese media test, passing 5 out of 6 tests while untrained on Chinese data, compared to others managing only 3 out of 6.

๐Ÿ“Š Tesla's FSD system is 10 times better than its current version due to data from several million deployed cars with latest chips and software.

Future Projections

๐Ÿ”ฎ Tesla plans to expand its robotaxi-ready system from Austin to other cities soon, showcasing its capability for highly autonomous navigation in complex environments.

๐ŸŒ The company aims to achieve unsupervised driving in certain cities, with plans to expand this capability to more locations.

AI Development

๐Ÿงช xAI's Colossus Two project is in development, potentially further advancing AI capabilities for Tesla's ecosystem.

๐Ÿ”ฌ Ongoing AI advancements at Tesla and xAI could lead to significant breakthroughs in autonomous driving and robotics technologies.

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Clips

  • 00:00 ๐Ÿค– Tesla and xAI are rapidly scaling AI capabilities with massive data centers and chips, significantly enhancing FSD, Roboaxi, and Tesla bots, and outpacing industry expectations.
    • Tesla is rapidly scaling its AI capabilities with massive new data centers and upcoming chips, which will significantly enhance the intelligence of FSD, Roboaxi, and Tesla bots.
    • Tesla's xAI is installing chips at a pace of 200,000-300,000 per month, far exceeding initial forecasts and beating expectations, with plans to activate 550,000 chips in Memphis 2 in weeks.
    • Major tech companies like OpenAI, Meta, and Google have access to collectively over 1 million active GPUs distributed across multiple data centers worldwide.
    • Tesla and xAI are likely building a mini factory adjacent to their data center to assemble and test a large number of GPUs, requiring a complex process of wiring, plumbing, and cooling.
    • Tesla and xAI have likely automated most of their manufacturing process to achieve rapid progress, similar to Tesla's car factory where automated tests are run on each component as it's assembled.
  • 05:56 ๐Ÿค– Tesla and xAI are rapidly scaling AI compute, achieving 300x increase, potentially leading to super intelligence and significant improvements in FSD software and safety performance.
    • Tesla and xAI have applied their Gigafactory methodology, which involves coordination, specialized tools, and processes, to their AI data center, making it a large-scale operation.
    • OpenAI's compute increased by 12 times with each GPT model upgrade, from GPT2 to GPT3 to GPT4, with significant improvements in capabilities.
    • Tesla and xAI have achieved a 300 times increase in compute from Grock 2 to Grock 5, with scaling slowing down, requiring 100 times more work for a full level of improvement.
    • A research group's 2027 AI scenario predicts that a 10x increase in training run capacity, similar to what Tesla and xAI are achieving, could lead to super intelligence.
    • Tesla's FSD software is expected to see a significant improvement, with a potential 3-10x increase in miles per intervention, smoother rides, and fewer errors, following a 10x increase in model parameters and the rollout of the Austin software.
    • Tesla's current safety performance in Austin shows 1 safety intervention per 30,000 miles driven, comparable to or better than Waymo's, with 1 intervention per 300 or more "car days" of no intervention.
  • 12:46 ๐Ÿค– Tesla's upgrade to Hardware 4 and increased model parameters is expected to significantly improve AI performance, potentially making Full Self-Driving "safer than human" levels.
    • Tesla increased compute power from hardware 3 to hardware 4, allowing for 10x more model parameters, which will lead to significant improvements in AI performance.
    • Increasing model parameters and compute leads to better performance and fewer errors in AI models, including Tesla's FSD.
    • Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) is expected to see significant safety improvements, potentially reaching "safer than human" levels with 50,000 to 100,000 miles per dimension, and unsupervised FSD could be allowed in several states by the end of the year.
    • Tesla is seeing significant value from its current AI compute capabilities and is on track for a potential 10x increase in safety and performance, possibly as soon as next year, with a 4x increase already being tested.
  • 16:57 ๐Ÿค– Tesla and xAI are rapidly advancing AI capabilities, with estimated 100-500 exoflops computing power and plans to boost capacity with thousands of GPUs and a potential power plant solution.
    • Tesla's AI computing power is estimated to be around 100-500 exoflops, surpassing other companies, with their Dojo system already at 100 exoflops and potentially increasing with additional Nvidia chips.
    • Tesla and xAI are making significant progress, with xAI potentially having 550,000 GPUs, 11,000 exoflops, and a gigawatt of power, and finding a solution to their power needs by reassembling a natural gas power plant.
    • Tesla may have overpaid for power plants due to supply issues, potentially caused by China's involvement or European power shortages.
  • 20:15 ๐Ÿค– Elon Musk's xAI and Tesla are rapidly scaling up AI infrastructure, with xAI's Grok expected to significantly surpass competitors and Tesla's robo-taxi potentially launching soon.
    • They'll do whatever needed to make it happen, as time is money.
    • Tesla's claim that 50% of the US population will have access to robo-taxi is likely exaggerated and unclear, with the actual implementation possibly being limited by the number of vehicles available.
    • xAI's Grok is expected to have a significant performance boost with 550,000 chip model by October, and potentially reach 1 million chips by the end of this year, far surpassing competitors like OpenAI, Meta, and Google.
    • xAI, led by Elon Musk, has made a significant announcement with 500,000 chips, boasting unmatched speed, and is set to launch Colossus 2 in a few weeks, with its computing power being 50 times larger than the next closest competitor.
    • Tesla and xAI have rapidly scaled up their AI infrastructure, receiving 550,000 GB200s from Nvidia, significantly surpassing their previously reported 130,000 installed units.
  • 25:41 ๐Ÿค– Tesla's Full Self-Driving system outperformed 34 car companies' systems in tests, showcasing its advanced AI capabilities and setting it apart from competitors.
    • Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system outperformed 34 other car companies' systems in tests, achieving 5 out of 6 passes with an untrained version, and is expected to reach 6 out of 6 with further training.
    • Tesla cars, specifically Model 3 and Model X, outperformed other vehicles in tests on a live highway, including scenarios like sudden steering, construction zones, and animals darting across the road.
    • Tesla's advanced understanding of its environment, enabled by its sophisticated AI, allows it to accurately identify objects like animals or pedestrians, whereas competitors can only detect movement and not classify objects accurately.
    • No meaningful information was conveyed in the provided transcript excerpt.
  • 29:48 ๐Ÿค– Tesla is rapidly advancing its autonomous driving technology, potentially achieving 10-20x safer driving than humans by year-end and setting a new industry standard.
    • Tesla has a significant lead in autonomous driving technology, with at least a 2-year advantage over competitors, and is rapidly expanding its computing power with 1 million GPUs.
    • Elon Musk's rapid installation and training of new AI chips gives Tesla and xAI a growing financial advantage, allowing them to leapfrog competitors.
    • Tesla's compute buildout is exceeding expectations, which has already improved Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities, with the Austin version being robo-taxi ready.
    • Tesla may achieve 10-20 times safer autonomous driving than humans by the end of the year, potentially enabling unsupervised Full Self-Driving in certain cities.
    • Tesla's full self-driving capability is technically possible, but may be held back for safety reasons and likely won't be released for public use until next year.
  • 35:26 ๐Ÿค– Tesla may create a business data center using Dojo and AI chips, potentially becoming a significant part of the company's business.
    • Tesla is likely to create a business data center, similar to Amazon's AWS, using its Dojo and AI chips, which will enable distributed inference and potentially become a significant part of the company's business.
    • The speaker praises Brian from Next Big Future for his accurate predictions on AI and Tesla, but notes he underestimated Elon Musk's speed.

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Duration: 0:38:10

Publication Date: 2025-07-27T13:48:42Z

WatchUrl: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5HGs7g8-Hw

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