For a few years now, I’ve had a question written down that I told myself when we get to interview Elon (available for you any time, btw 😉), we should ask him. Where is the robot that builds the robot? This article will explain that question and our recently renewed … [continued]
Tesla firmware hacker and researcher who goes by the name of “green” recently revealed that Tesla is migrating towards neural nets (NNs) for Full Self-Driving (FSD) decision making.
In a video titled “Game Over — Tesla’s AI Manufacturing Revolution,” Casgains Academy explained why Tesla’s AI manufacturing is so important, and also detailed the machines that actually set the company apart.
Autonomous driving has been one of the fundamental pillars of Tesla’s push to electrify transport, and by all accounts, the California company is leading the pack in production deployments of autonomous driving technology.
Tesla continues to apply its research to its all-electric auto fleet, surpassing its competition at every turn.
Last night, Tesla CEO Elon Musk spoke at the virtual World AI Conference 2020 in Shanghai. He shared just how close Tesla is to reaching “Level 5” autonomy. He also said that Tesla China will get a chance to create original designs and engineering in the future.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, Elon Musk’s name has been splashed all over the headlines — much of it related to controversial posts on Twitter. Lost amidst the thunder and lightning erupting from Musk’s tweetstorms, was a little-publicized AMA with Hack Club. In short, this is must-see TV. In fact, it might be Musk’s best interview ever.
With 500,000 Teslas generating data, no other auto manufacturer can offer the constant improvements that Tesla does, says beleaguered exec.
Tesla is a tech company, not just a car company. Although, some still seem to believe otherwise. Joel Feder sparked a debate on Twitter by voicing his thoughts about Tesla. In his tweet, he says, “Reminder: Tesla is a car company. Tesla is not a tech company. It builds cars.”
Some argue that Tesla Smart Summon should not be released because it is “beta” software. That is not a strong argument. According to Lifewire.com:
Beta refers to the phase in software development between the alpha phase and the release candidate phase. Beta software is generally considered “complete” by the developer but still not ready for general use due to a lack of testing “in the wild.”
