Podcasts about tesla's fsd

Tesla has recently made a significant step in the realm of autonomous driving technology with the release of Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta version 12.1.2. This update, which is now available to a group of non-employee Tesla owners, represents a crucial milestone in the evolution of Tesla's advanced driver-assist system (ADAS). The update is particularly notable for integrating an end-to-end neural network, a shift from the previous reliance on explicit C++ coding. This neural network, trained on a vast collection of video clips, is expected to enhance the system's ability to navigate complex driving scenarios.

It's Tuesday and there is a lot to discuss as Vroom announced the halt of used vehicle sales just as Cox released a new study on the car buyer's journey. We also talk about Tesla's latest full self driving version release that is based on neural nets, not human coders. In a not-so-surprise announcement, online used-vehicle retailer Vroom Inc. announced that it was ceasing e-commerce activities due to financial strains and a focus on liquidity preservation.The company which went public in 2020 made waves with its aggressive Super Bowl ads portraying auto dealers as torturing captors. The company had initially thrived during the pandemic with increased online vehicle shopping however started a consistent decline in profits that never stopped in the last two quarters reporting over $130M in lossesVroom plans to halt online used-vehicle sales, intending to liquidate its current inventory through wholesale channels and stop further vehicle acquisitions.Efforts to raise capital for ongoing operations and extend the vehicle floorplan facility were unsuccessful, leading to this strategic pivot.As part of its restructuring, Vroom will reduce its workforce by 800 employees, amounting to a 90% cut, while maintaining operations at its United Auto Credit Corp. and CarStory units which employ around 800 people. The 2023 Cox Automotive Car Buyer Journey Study has been released and highlights significant improvements in customer satisfaction for both new and used vehicle shopping, crediting shorter buying times as a key factor while drawing attention to a balanced approach of online and instore experiences. In 2023, satisfaction with car buying improved, with 79% of new-vehicle buyers highly satisfied, an all time high and notable rebound from declines in 2021 and 2022.New-car buyers spent around 11 hours and 45 minutes in their purchasing journey, a decrease from previous years, contributing to higher satisfaction While used car buyers spent over 14 hours, a one hour decrease.Notable areas of increased satisfaction include the test drive experience (82%) vehicle pick-up and delivery (79%), and sales team interaction (77%).The average household income of new-vehicle buyers was $115,000, with used-vehicle buyers averaging $96,000. Sticker shock eased a bit in 2023, with 49% of buyers reporting they payed more than expected vs 54% last yearTesla's much-anticipated FSD Beta v12 update is now rolling out to customers, potentially marking a pivotal moment in the company's pursuit of full self-driving capabilities.The v12 update introduces a significant shift, with the vehicle's controls now managed by neural networks rather than traditional, hard coded, programming, a major leap in Tesla's technology.This update replaces over 300,000 lines of explicit C++ code, which moves the entire system towards a more AI-centric approach to control the vehicle.Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email ASOTU Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/automotivestateoftheunion

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Explore the intricate tapestry of Elon Musk's AI vision, spanning X.AI, Tesla's Full Self-Driving, Neuralink updates, and his perspective on the critical facets of AI regulations. Invest in AI Box: https://Republic.com/ai-box Get on the AI Box Waitlist: https://AIBox.ai/ AI Facebook Community

I discuss the future of OpenAI, their new GPT-5 plans, Tesla's FSD v12 and more in this livestream. Social

I'm joined by James Douma, a machine learning specialist and Tesla investor, to explore the latest developments with Tesla's FSD beta program, version 12, end-to-end neural networks, and the future of AI. James Douma on Twitter, https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma on AI playlist, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfibpgBinf9R7KIedEU3y-YjrA63LSKHX Social

I'm joined by James Douma, a machine learning specialist and Tesla investor, to explore the latest developments with Tesla's FSD beta program, version 12, end-to-end neural networks, and the future of AI. James Douma on Twitter, https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma on AI playlist, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfibpgBinf9R7KIedEU3y-YjrA63LSKHX Social

As US Senator Chuck Schumer prepares to hold a forum on the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence, the US Army and Air Force are each seeking to incorporate AI and robotics in combat operations. Plus, Elon Musk livestreams himself showing off the latest build of Tesla's FSD mode to mixed results.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's been a whole lot of news since the gang last gathered to discuss the latest in mobility tech, so this week's episode is jam packed with topics. From the AV STEP program, Robotaxi PR and the evolution of the autonomous trucking space to the death of VanMoof, the renewal of the Chevy Bolt and the mystery of who might license Tesla's FSD, you'll find it all in the latest Autonocast discussion.

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Ralph spends the entire hour with co-founder of RootsAction.org and executive director of the Institute for Public Accuracy, Norman Solomon, to discuss his latest book, “War Made Invisible: How America Hides the Human Toll of Its Military Machine,” which examines how our “military-industrial-media-intelligence complex” conspires to suppress the truth about war.Norman Solomon is co-founder of RootsAction.org and executive director of the Institute for Public Accuracy. He is the author of War Made Easy, Made Love, Got War, and his newest book, War Made Invisible: How America Hides the Human Toll of Its Military Machine.The tacit motto of huge media outlets like the New York Times is: Being pro-war means never having to say you're sorry. If a journalist or a media outlet is in favor of the US engaging in war, that is couched as “objective.” If a journalist (such as Phil Donahue on MSNBC) in the leadup to the war even raises questions, serious questions critical of an impending invasion or ongoing US war then that's considered “biased.”Norman SolomonThese wars are treated as though they aren't wars. That they don't exist. That “there's nothing to see here, folks!” Because we say so. We have our own criteria. And part of that is the jingoism and the nationalism and the racism that says if the people at the other end of US firepower don't look like us, are not in a country aligned with us, then we don't think there's really a reason to consider it a major problem. It's only a problem when Americans are dying.Norman SolomonThis was a real sociocide—thousands and thousands of bombs and missiles dropped on Iraq. And here's the New York Times, being fed by one of their reporters Judith Miller total lies about Saddam importing uranium from Niger and Africa and other falsehoods that made page one in the New York Times. What is clearly probably its darkest journalistic chapter… There doesn't seem to be anything learned today. They could just as well do it today against another country.Ralph NaderIn Case You Haven't Heard1. On Wednesday, The Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging that the online retailer “tricked and trapped people into recurring subscriptions [for Amazon Prime] without their consent, not only frustrating users but also costing them significant money,” according to FTC Chair Lina Khan. Khan added “These manipulative tactics harm consumers and law-abiding businesses alike.” According to internal documents “Amazon named [the cancellation] process ‘Iliad,'…refer[ing] to Homer's epic about the long, arduous Trojan War.” More about this lawsuit is available at the Washington Post.2. As the Teamsters continue to negotiate for a better deal with UPS, the membership has voted overwhelmingly to approve a strike. This vote – which passed with 97 percent support – gives the union “maximum leverage to win demands at the bargaining table,” according to the union's statement. The statement goes on to note that the Teamsters represent more than 340,000 UPS package delivery drivers and warehouse logistics workers nationwide. Teamsters president Sean O'Brien added “The strongest leverage our members have is their labor and they are prepared to withhold it to ensure UPS acts accordingly.”3. For the fist time since 2019, the Democratic-controlled Senate Banking committee will hold a “mark-up” session on a bill – a key step toward enacting any legislation. This bill – sponsored by Senators Sherrod Brown, who chairs the committee, and Tim Scott of South Carolina – seeks to claw back excessive compensation from executives at failed banks and penalize them for misconduct. This legislation was almost certainly drafted in response to the failure of Silicon Valley Bank. The draft text of this bill is available at Punchbowl News.4. The American Prospect reports that, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Association, Tesla's “Full Self Driving” or FSD has led to at least 736 crashes – causing 17 fatalities – since 2021. Mile for mile, Tesla's FSD system is “likely…ten times more dangerous at driving than humans.”5. Leaving aside self-driving, a CBS News report sheds light on new dangers associated with electric vehicles. “Their batteries make the vehicles heavier, offering better protection to the passengers inside, but that extra weight — hundreds to even thousands of pounds — has traffic safety advocates concerned about the potential risk to other drivers.” To give some perspective on how heavy these vehicles are, “GMC's Hummer EV weighs more than 9,000 pounds…more than 3,000 pounds heavier than the GMC's full-size pickup. The Hummer EV's battery alone weighs about the same as a Toyota Corolla.”6. The Washington Post reports that the strike at Insider magazine, the “longest ever [strike] in digital media,” has ended. The new deal raises the minimum salary for Insider staff and prevents any further layoffs this year, along with an immediate 3.5 percent raise upon ratification of the contract. The strikers got a boost in public support when the editor-in-chief was filmed “tearing down fliers bearing his face with the phrase, “Have you seen this millionaire?”' Insider, formerly Business Insider, was acquired by German media conglomerate Axel-Springer in 2015; Axel-Springer's later acquisition of POLITICO was covered in the first edition of the Capitol Hill Citizen.7. Yahoo Finance reports that, in a major reversal, Shell plans to “[pivot] back to oil to win over investors.” The company will forego its goal to reduce oil outputs by 1-2% each year, and its CEO Wael Sawan emphasized that “shift[ing] to low-carbon businesses cannot come at the expense of profits.” No word yet on whether life on planet Earth can come at the expense of corporate profits.8. This month, American troops will begin arriving in Peru, where they will be stationed until the end of the year. These troops, invited by the wildly unpopular Peruvian Congress and unelected president Dina Boluarte, are charged with “preparing Peru's intelligence command for “joint special operations.” The timing of this arrival is notable; while protests against the antidemocratic Peruvian government peaked in February, resulting in 70 deaths, a new rash of protests are planned for July. This from CounterPunch.9. The Catholic News Agency reports that a restaurant in Sacramento, California “had an individual impersonate a priest to encourage employees to confess their “sins” against their employer,” – the catch? He wasn't a priest at all. The Department of Labor called this “among the most shameless” of employee intimidation methods they'd ever seen. In addition to the priest fiasco, investigators said the restaurant “denied overtime pay to employees and illegally paid managers from the employee tip pool….[and] threatened employees with retaliation and immigration-related consequences for cooperating with investigators.” The employer has agreed to pay $70,000 in back wages and $70,000 in damages to 35 employees, as well as $5,000 in civil penalties to the Department of Labor.10. Daniel Ellsberg, the legendary whistleblower who exposed the lies being fed to the American people regarding the Vietnam War via the Pentagon Papers, has passed away. He was 92. Ellsberg, who had been in hospice following a diagnosis of inoperable pancreatic cancer, wrote a final note in March. This note mostly focused on the nuclear peril posed by the war in Ukraine, but the last few lines should be repeated here:“I'm happy to know that millions of people–including all those friends and comrades to whom I address this message!–have the wisdom, the dedication and the moral courage to carry on with these causes, and to work unceasingly for the survival of our planet and its creatures.I'm enormously grateful to have had the privilege of knowing and working with such people, past and present. That's among the most treasured aspects of my very privileged and very lucky life. I want to thank you all for the love and support you have given me in so many ways. Your dedication, courage, and determination to act have inspired and sustained my own efforts.My wish for you is that at the end of your days you will feel as much joy and gratitude as I do now.Love, Dan” Get full access to Ralph Nader Radio Hour at www.ralphnaderradiohour.com/subscribe

On this episode host Paul Spain is joined by Craig Young (TUANZ) to discuss a range of topics related to technology and cybersecurity including the impact of ransomware payments, Samsungs quarterly earnings report, Starlink installed at Scott Base, wireless charging for electric vehicles, Tesla's FSD safety stats, ICON's Lunar 3D printing, video calling parrots and more.

In this episode: Tom's visit to the General Motor's EVlive studio Kyle round steering wheel order from Tesla to replace the yoke in his Model S Plaid Kyle drives the very spicy Kia EV6 GT, and shares its 70-MPH highway range test result Kyle drive and review of Domenick's Tesla Model 3 in Tallahassee, Florida We discuss the Porsche GT4 e-Performance on display at SXSW Domenick talks about driving with Tesla's FSD beta for the first time We discuss the design debut of Kia EV9 We talk Volkswagen ID. 2all Concept We discuss the first V4 Tesla Supercharger coming online We talk about Tesla turning down $6 million from California for Supercharger sites

This week Darrell is talking with Rebecca Bellan about who's behind the Super Bowl ad aimed at taking down Tesla's FSD tech and Aria Alamalhodaei is here to discuss why investors are taking a renewed interest in defense startups.But first, Darrell goes over some of the top news from the week. Articles from the episode:Tesla's biggest hater airs Super Bowl ad against FSDSilicon Valley goes to warMore from TechCrunchSalesforce yields to activist pressure with harsh new policies for engineers, salespeopleMeta is reportedly planning a fresh round of layoffsThe AI photo app trend has already fizzled, new data showsYouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki steps down, will assume advisory role at Google and Alphabet

Researchers are building robots that can build themselves | Tech Crunch (00:52) MIT researchers are working on a project to develop robots that effectively self-assemble.Team admits this technology is “years away” Work so far has shown positive results At the system's center are voxels, which carry power and data that can be shared between pieces. The pieces form the foundation of the robot by grabbing and attaching additional voxels before moving across the grid for further assembly.Currently working on building stronger connectors to keep the voxels together. States in their paper:“Our approach challenges the convention that larger constructions need larger machines to build them, and could be applied in areas that today either require substantial capital investments for fixed infrastructure or are altogether unfeasible.” The team suggests that using the robots to determine the optimal build could save on a lot of time spent prototyping.“While there has been increasing interest in 3-D-printed houses, today those require printing machinery as large or larger than the house being built. Again, the potential for such structures to instead be assembled by swarms of tiny robots could provide benefits. And the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is also interested in the work for the possibility of building structures for coastal protection against erosion and sea level rise.”   A game-changing new hybrid EV battery recharges in only 72 seconds | Interesting Engineering (06:03) Swiss startup Morand, has developed new battery technology that could see electric vehicle (EV) batteries charge in less time than it takes to fill an internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle at a gas station.  Called eTechnology The new technology, which can charge electric cars in only 72 seconds, is a hybrid system that uses technology from traditional batteries and ultracapacitors.ULTRACAPACITORS deliver quick bursts of energy during peak power demands, then quickly store energy and capture excess power that is otherwise lost. The startup says that, during testing, a prototype of its eTechnology solution was able to recharge at up to 900 A/360 kW:80 percent in just 72 seconds,  98 percent in 120 seconds, and  100 percent in 2.5 minutes.  The company also states that Geo Technology performed independent testing. Morand says it has tested its eTechnology prototype over more than 50,000 cycles and claims the technology shows potential for retaining power over far more charge/discharge cycles than a traditional lithium-ion battery. The company is looking to bring the technology to market, no word on the exact date.It will likely be more expensive than lithium-ion battery technology, to begin with. Morand aims to scale production to lower the cost of its potentially game-changing hybrid technology.   Amazon makes a new push into health care | The Economist (13:05) Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon, highlighted a big opportunity for the company moving forwards.Health care Many tech firms are already diving into this health marketApple tracks wellbeing through the iPhone Microsoft offers cloud-computing services to health firms Alphabet sells wearable devices and is pumping money into biotech research Amazon is taking a different route with Amazon Clinic, an online service operating in 32 states that offers virtual health care for over 20 conditions from acne to allergies.Described as a virtual storefront that connects users with third-party health providers. The launch follows the $3.9bn takeover, announced in July, of One Medical, a primary care provider that offers telehealth services online and runs bricks-and-mortar clinics Neil Linsday, formerly responsible for Prime,  has said health care “is high on the list of experiences that need reinvention”. This is the latest move the complement previous moves Amazon has made into this space:2021: Amazon Web Services launched specific cloud services for health care 2020: Launched Halo band, which is a wearable device that monitors the user's health status. 2018: Acquired PillPack, a digital pharmacy that is now part of Amazon Pharmacy Amazon Clinic will accept cash for its services, rather than relying on America's insurance system to recoup costs.The company is betting that primary care will become more digital.  Amazon's health push comes with several risks: CVS  reportedly outbid Amazon for Signify Health, a large primary-care provider Walgreens increased its stake in Villagemd JPMorgan recently opened primary-care centers of its own Previous track record in healthcare not 100% success (Amazon Care & Haven) Competition: Worst of all regulators Amazon's jump into this industry should have a positive effect. Its experience at keeping customers happy while generating thin margins could improve primary care and force other providers to up their game.   MRI reveals never-seen-before spaces in brains of migraine sufferers | New Atlas (19:49) Though they are common and can have severely debilitating effects, the precise cause of migraines remains a mystery.From the web MD,  “Doctors aren't totally sure what causes migraine headaches, but they think imbalances in certain brain chemicals may play a role.” A study by researchers at the University of Southern California has shed important new light migraines by leveraging cutting-edge imaging technology to gain a new perspective on structures in the brain.Advanced imaging technology called 7T MRI The research centers on what are known as perivascular spaces, which are gaps around the blood vessels that help clear fluids from the brain. The images of the brain revealed that those spaces were enlarged. Inflammation and abnormalities in the blood-brain barrier can impact their shape and size. The team enlisted five healthy controls, 10 subjects with chronic migraines and 10 subjects with episodic migraines without aura.Without aura means migraines without tingling and visual disturbances. The 7T MRI images compared tiny differences in the participants' brains.“Because 7T MRI is able to create images of the brain with much higher resolution and better quality than other MRI types, it can be used to demonstrate much smaller changes that happen in brain tissue after a migraine,” said study co-author Wilson Xu. Among these changes were cerebral microbleeds, along with enlarged perivascular spaces in the centrum semiovale region of the brain, in the migraine sufferers.Centrum Semiovale – a mass consisting of white matter that is on top of the lateral ventricles or corpus collosum found in each of the cerebral hemispheres at the bottom of the cerebral cortex. According to the researchers these “significant changes” of the perivascular spaces  have never been reported before.  The team hypothesizes that the differences in the perivascular spaces may be indicative of disruption to the glymphatic system, which works with the perivascular spaces to clear waste from the brain.Hope to resolve these mysteries through larger studies on more diverse cohorts, over longer time frames. Xu thinks this could “help us develop new, personalized ways to diagnose and treat migraines.”   Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta is now available to all owners in North America | Electrek (26:09) Tesla Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta is now available to all owners who ordered the Full Self-Driving package in North America, according to Elon Musk's Twitter announcement:“Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta is now available to anyone in North America who requests it from the car screen, assuming you have bought this option. Congrats to [the] Tesla Autopilot/AI team on achieving a major milestone!” This enables Tesla vehicles to drive autonomously to a destination entered in the car's navigation system. Since the responsibility rests with the driver and not Tesla's system, it is still considered a level-two driver-assist system, despite its name. Twitter user @WholeMarsBlog posted about his experience with FSD:“Guys. I drove all around LA today and yesterday. Used FSD 100% of the time. Had zero takeovers. Recorded all today's drives to Petersen museum, LA auto show, and then back” Reminder the FSD package subscription price:Basic Autopilot to FSD capability - $199.00 per month Enhanced Autopilot to FSD capability - $99.00 per month

James Douma and I discuss Tesla's full self-driving tech, competition, timeline, TSLA, and review Tesla's FSD slides part 2 from Tesla AI Day 2022. Jump to 55:35 to watch analysis on Tesla AI 2022 FSD part 2 slides. Watch our Tesla AI 2022 in-depth series: 1. Tesla Optimus Robot - Tesla AI Day 2022 In-Depth w/ James Douma #35 (Ep. 676) - https://youtu.be/6n8BihNX-w4 2. Tesla Dojo Supercomputer IN-DEPTH w/ James Douma #36 (Ep. 677) - https://youtu.be/rHKRR99a6MM 3. How Tesla is winning the Full-Self Driving race IN-DEPTH w/ James Douma #37 (Ep. 679) - https://youtu.be/AFp9wLv5t6I 4. Deep Dive into Tesla Full Self-Driving Tech + AI Day w/ James Douma #39 (Ep. 696) - https://youtu.be/3X38tjC7C3s James Douma on Twitter, https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma on AI playlist, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfibpgBinf9R7KIedEU3y-YjrA63LSKHX Social

James Douma and I discuss Tesla's full self-driving tech, competition, timeline, TSLA, and review Tesla's FSD slides part 2 from Tesla AI Day 2022. Jump to 55:35 to watch analysis on Tesla AI 2022 FSD part 2 slides. Watch our Tesla AI 2022 in-depth series: 1. Tesla Optimus Robot - Tesla AI Day 2022 In-Depth w/ James Douma #35 (Ep. 676) - https://youtu.be/6n8BihNX-w4 2. Tesla Dojo Supercomputer IN-DEPTH w/ James Douma #36 (Ep. 677) - https://youtu.be/rHKRR99a6MM 3. How Tesla is winning the Full-Self Driving race IN-DEPTH w/ James Douma #37 (Ep. 679) - https://youtu.be/AFp9wLv5t6I 4. Deep Dive into Tesla Full Self-Driving Tech + AI Day w/ James Douma #39 (Ep. 696) - https://youtu.be/3X38tjC7C3s James Douma on Twitter, https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma on AI playlist, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfibpgBinf9R7KIedEU3y-YjrA63LSKHX Social

I'm joined by James Douma and guests K10, Matt Smith and Nicolas Gibbs, as we watch Tesla's FSD presentation (part 1) at Tesla AI Day 2 and ask questions. Jump to 2:09:41 to hear summary thoughts from guests James Douma on Twitter, https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma on AI playlist, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfibpgBinf9R7KIedEU3y-YjrA63LSKHX K10 on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kristennetten Matt Smith on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MatchasmMatt Nicolas Gibbs, Investing Against the Grain: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3K6_4IDtnBekVuWuH91uSg Full Tesla AI Day presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODSJsviD_SU Social

In this episode of Going Live With Good Soil, Matt Smith and Yashu from Hit That Bid discuss updates with the macro market, Tesla's FSD version 10.69, the FSD price increase, and more. To learn more about Good Soil: https://goodsoilinvestment.com/ For more updates, follow us on: - Twitter: https://goodsoil.io/twitter - LinkedIn: https://goodsoil.io/linkedin - SumZero: https://goodsoil.io/sumzero DISCLAIMER: https://goodsoil.io/disclaimer

I'm joined by James Douma discuss his recent "perfect" FSD Beta drive in California/Oregon, Elon Musk's comments on FSD and TSLA, and thoughts on Tesla competition. James Douma on Twitter, https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma on AI playlist, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfibpgBinf9R7KIedEU3y-YjrA63LSKHX Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:45 - Impressions using Starlink 04:30 - James Douma recent FSD Beta experience 09:30 - FSD Beta speed signs 11:11 - Challenge of hairpin turns 15:50 - FSD Beta improvements 18:30 - vs Waymo or Cruise 25:45 - 5 year behind? Or more? 31:50 - Market ignore FSD because of uncertainty 34:30 - Will every car manufacturer have Level 4 in a few years? 36:55 - Autonomous driving for consumer cars vs commercial taxis 45:50 - Elon Musk: Without FSD, Tesla basically worth zero... what does that mean? 51:55 - What kind of humanoid robot prototype will Tesla show at Tesla AI Day 2022? 59:25 - Conclusion Social

Matt Smith is joined by guest-host Farzad Mesbahi to discuss updates on the macro market, the latest Twitter drama with Elon, updates on Tesla's FSD progress, and more. To learn more about Good Soil: https://goodsoilinvestment.com/ For more updates, follow us on: - Twitter: https://goodsoil.io/twitter - LinkedIn: https://goodsoil.io/linkedin - SumZero: https://goodsoil.io/sumzero DISCLAIMER: https://goodsoil.io/disclaimer

Exposing various arguments used to discredit Tesla's FSD beta program. CNBC's video, Tesla FSD Beta - Experimenting on Public Roads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_SPymCay18 Social

Exposing various arguments used to discredit Tesla's FSD beta program. Update/correction: Found out after video was published that NHTSA has released a standing general order last year for Level 2 system auto makers to report accidents (but not miles or disengagements) for Level 2 systems. https://www.nhtsa.gov/press-releases/nhtsa-orders-crash-reporting-vehicles-equipped-advanced-driver-assistance-systems CNBC's video, Tesla FSD Beta - Experimenting on Public Roads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_SPymCay18 Social

Exposing various arguments used to discredit Tesla's FSD beta program. Update/correction: Found out after video was published that NHTSA has released a standing general order last year for Level 2 system auto makers to report accidents (but not miles or disengagements) for Level 2 systems. https://www.nhtsa.gov/press-releases/nhtsa-orders-crash-reporting-vehicles-equipped-advanced-driver-assistance-systems CNBC's video, Tesla FSD Beta - Experimenting on Public Roads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_SPymCay18 Social

I'm joined by @Yannic Kilcher , who runs a popular machine learning/AI YouTube channel, to discuss Tesla's FSD approach, Lidar, AI humanoid robot, Tesla Dojo, and latest advances in artificial intelligence by OpenAI, DeepMind and others. Yannic Kilcher on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ykilcher Yannic Kilcher on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/yannickilcher Yannic Kilcher analyzing Elon Musk's FSD comments on Lex Fridman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rd3R_G6_UfY Tiimestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:58 - Impressions of Tesla FSD 03:00 - Fundamentals of vision and autonomous driving 06:10 - Computer mistakes vs human driving mistakes 09:05 - Lidar integrating with vision 11:50 - Pros and cons of Lidar vs vision only 13:20 - Who is in the lead for physical world AI 15:16 - Can Tesla expand into other fields of AI? 17:30 - Importance of data to physical world AI? 18:35 - Data advantage in autonomous driving? 20:!6 - AI expertise vs data advantage 21:35 - Tesla Dojo 25:44 - Limits to neural nets performance 29:00 - Tracking AI improvements 31:25 - Github Copilot, DeepMind AlphaCode, OpenAI Codex 34:27 - Why is artificial intelligence important? 37:00 - Augment jobs or replace? 38:36 - Who's leading - OpenAI, DeepMind/Google, Facebook, etc. 30:20 - Nvidia thoughts 41:45 - GPT-4 expectations 32:15 - Main challenges in creating AI human robot 48:30 - Conclusion Social

Russ Mitchell who covers the rapidly changing global auto industry (with special emphasis on California, including Tesla, electric vehicles, and driverless cars) at The Los Angeles Times once again joined Grayson Brulte on The Road To Autonomy Podcast to discuss what is self-driving.The conversation begins with Grayson posing the question to Russ: are we in an electric vehicle bubble?Yes, we are in an EV bubble, but that's part of a greater stock market bubble. – Russ MitchellThe conversation evolves into the electric vehicle charging market and if that market is in a bubble. The conclusion is yes. Staying on the economics theme and price performance of companies and markets, Russ discusses Tesla's current public market valuation.A large portion of the general public believes that a Tesla is a self-driving car due to the vehicle's FSD (Full Self-Driving) feature. This feature has created scenarios that are dangerous and have led to crashes as members of the public are overly confident that their Tesla will drive them home safely. While in fact, a Tesla is not a self-driving car (today).Regulators and politicians are beginning to take notice and ask questions about whether Tesla's FSD system is a self-driving vehicle or if it's a Level 2 ADAS (advanced driver-assistance systems) that requires drivers to be fully engaged at all times.California Senate Transportation Committee Chair, Lena Gonzalez recently sent a letter to the CA DMV questing the CA DMV's approval in allowing Tesla to operate vehicles with the FSD (Full Self-Driving) feature enabled on public roads in California.The letter from California State Senator Gonzalez raises the question does the CA DMV even has the legal authority to impose regulations on FSD since it's technically an ADAS system and not a self-driving vehicle.As an example, there have been multiple police reports of Teslas with FSD engaged being involved in crashes and nothing happens from a regulatory standpoint. When Pony AI, which is authorized to test autonomous vehicles on public roads in California, got into a crash on October 28, 2021, the company had its testing permit suspended by the CA DMV.With multiple regulatory bodies vying to regulate autonomous vehicles in California, will passenger AV companies look to follow non-AV businesses by relocating to Texas and Florida? It's possible, but Russ brings up the point that engineering talent is located in the Bay Area.Wrapping up the conversation, Grayson and Russ discuss what the AV industry will look like in California over the next 10 years and what consumers can expect in the market.People shouldn't assume that any car for sale right now can drive itself because it can't. – Russ MitchellRecorded on Monday, December 16, 2021.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What did Steve D get for his birthday? What does Paul think of the Lion King? And why does Steve W think Corning is a transparent company? Find out in this week's Playing FTSE podcast! This week, we start off with a game from Steve D. Paul and Steve W take random pairs of stocks and try to figure out which has the highest TRAILING EPS. This one's a high scoring one as Paul and Steve W reason, remember, and wildly guess their way through acquisitions, stock splits, and twenty numbers to remember. Some of these are easier than others—see how you get on. More importantly, see how you get on with the Netflix vs. Visa question. “WOW” says Paul… With the game out of the way, it's onto a semiconductor special. We start off with the latest developments in the story concerning Nvidia's attempt to buy ARM Holdings. Led by new antitrust enthusiast Lina Khan, the FTC has sued to stop Nvidia from acquiring ARM on the grounds that it might unfairly stifle competition with other chip manufacturers. Steve W takes baby steps in figuring out exactly what ARM does, Paul thinks about the implications for Nvidia, and Steve D ponders the possibility of a future ARM IPO and the prospects of owning shares if the company appears on the LSE. In contrast to Nvidia, Intel has been lagging somewhat lately. Underperforming shares and a general struggle to innovate has caused the X86 outfit to lose ground to its rivals. But this week, the company announced an intention to spin off self-driving car unit Mobileye—arguably the most promising aspect of the company at the moment. With the intention of improving “visibility” for Mobileye, both in terms of investment and in terms of attracting talent, Intel are letting the company trade separately whilst retaining a controlling interest. Paul runs us through the difference between Intel's Mobileye and Tesla's FSD as the Steves take opposite views on the wisdom of the move from Intel. Who loves it and who hates it? Find out here! Lastly, we have a look at the new ETF from ARK. With their flagship ARK Innovation ETF down 22.6% over the last 12 months against a 29% gain for the S&P 500 (figures correct at the time of writing) ARK have launched a new ETF focused on the most transparent companies. Paul looks through the holdings and investigates how closely the fund is tied to the index it purports to track. Steve W wonders why ARK weren't doing this sooner. And Steve D reflects on the run that ARK have had this year. Support the show: There are many ways to help support the show, liking, commenting and sharing our episodes with friends! You can also check out our clothing merch store: https://playingftse.teemill.com/ We get a small cut of anything you buy which will be reinvested back into the show....COMPOUNDING! (you read that in Svens voice right? Did Briscoe mention he got Sven on the show!?) Show Notes: What's been going on in the financial world and why should anyone care? Find out as we dive into the latest news and try to figure out what any of it means. We talk about stocks, markets, politics, and loads of other things in a way that's accessible, light-hearted and (we hope) entertaining. For the people who know nothing, by the people who know even less. Enjoy! Got a question for us? Drop it in the comments below or reach out to us on Twitter (@PlayingFTSE). Enquiries: playingftsepodcast@gmail(dot)com

Today I tackle questions from viewers on Patreon about Tesla's Full Self Driving and the future of autonomy, why dogs tilt their heads when you talk to them, our place in the universe, the gulf stream, and the craziest way to terraform Mars.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 33 is here, and with it we bring you the Russian state anthem for some reason. Our movie this week - The Hunt for Red October. Oh wait, maybe that's why... ANYWAY, we are joined by the diminutive Agent Starling in our recording and talk about Tesla's Full Self Driving (FSD) tech beta that has been rolling out to customers it deems are worthy. More on the chip shortage, this cold weather crap we've got going on in NY, and talk about winter tires. We open up this month's Petrolbox, which included a bunch of Hoonigan-themed merch. And Adam gives us an update on his most recent RS4 and Allroad projects. In Part Two, AJ brings us four rounds of trivia. The first? The word "car" in various languages, while Bruce and Adam try to guess. It goes about as well as you could expect. Then, countries with the most (and least) number of cars per 1000 citizens. Round three, weird driving laws not in the USA. And lastly, the harshest penalties for drunk driving in the world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brokecarsnobs/message

Today, I discuss the potential legal issue surrounding Tesla's FSD, specifically, whether it can -- or can't -- be transferred to a future Tesla vehicle, especially considering that none of us have received the very thing we paid for.

Topic: The business of mobile apps. Ramin discusses his childhood in Iran, his move to America, his journey from a corporate employee to an independent app developer, what he had to learn and unlearn, the improvement of his quality of life through self-employment, the business models and pricing strategies of mobile apps, his decision to have his app be iPhone only, how he works and decides which features to add to his apps, his relationship with Tesla, and the release of Tesla's FSD (full self-driving) beta.

Today: Tesla's FSD Beta request deployment So picking up where we left off last time, I unpack the five metrics Tesla is using to calculate your “Safety Score” to determine whether you're lucky enough to get access to Tesla's Full Self Driving beta. I also dive into a few questions and concerns, and try to cover as much as ground as possible. Have a listen, and be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen; and don't forget to follow me on all social media @AutonomousHoag and on YouTube, too.

Today: Tesla's FSD Beta request deployment! Tesla's (supposedly) about to finally deploy its infamous Tesla FSD Beta to a wider audience… sort of. Tonight. Maybe. And it's not really a full deployment, rather it's a “Request” button which will enable those of us, like yours truly, who already purchased FSD, to — you guessed it — to “request” FSD Beta. After requesting, Tesla's insurance system will analyze your last seven consecutive days of driving to determine whether you “qualify” for FSD Beta. I unpack the ins and outs of what this all means, whether it's fair — or even legal — and the big elephant in the room question, whether this is a smart thing to do, not to mention, whether it's safe. Have a listen, and be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen; and don't forget to follow me on all social media @AutonomousHoag and on YouTube, too.

In today's episode: FDA advisory panel approves booster shots for 65+ and high-risk, Biden reported to ready to pressure conservative Dems on filibuster reform to get new For the People Act passed, the book publishing industry is running into supply shortages that could cause prices to rise, China tests a thorium reactor, German auto sales herald the rise of EVs, Tesla's FSD beta scheduled to expand dramatically in 2 weeks, and economists and orgs lobby Congress to make the child allowance permanent! Links and transcript found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DfgMKTTxkglR1ELWRnlKibAg88_8Hmy9o2tpD495vYU/edit?usp=sharing Help make this podcast possible at: https://www.patreon.com/YangDaily Message me @YangDailyCast or YangDailyPodcast@gmail.com! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcx_EbiZhhRhvvjFdZryPCQ/videos

This week we'll be talking about the reaction to Tesla's FSD version 10 software update, the study showing decreased driver attention when using Autopilot features, the revamped EV tax credit in the US, and more!Watch the YouTube version: https://youtu.be/WnVXne6guHQGuest this Week: Alex Divinsky from Ticker Symbol: YOU - https://www.youtube.com/c/TickerSymbolYOUMatt's  Latest Video: https://youtu.be/YWU89g7sj7sRicky's Latest Video: https://youtu.be/MkkB8TRmlrYGoing live Thursday at 11AM PT/2PM ET!Subscribe to the audio Podcast: https://www.viceversa.show/subscribeWatch Ricky at Two Bit Davinci: https://www.youtube.com/twobitdavinciWatch Matt at Undecided with Matt Ferrell: https://www.youtube.com/undecidedmf

Panel discussion with James Wang, Naveen Rao & Dylan Patel about Tesla's AI Day, Dojo chip ambitions and robotaxis. We start with an overview of neural nets, and Tesla's FSD program/approach vs other self-driving startups, then go into a deep discussion about Tesla's in-house Dojo chip program, and how it stacks up vs the industry leaders. Ending the discussion with Tesla Bots and Robotaxi predictions of course! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!!

I'm joined by James Douma as we discuss our post Tesla AI Day thoughts and reactions - Tesla's FSD, neural nets, DOJO, and humanoid robot. We also dive into Tesla's ambition, humanoid business model and use cases, and more. James Douma on Twitter, https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma on AI playlist, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfibpgBinf9R7KIedEU3y-YjrA63LSKHX Social

I'm joined by James Douma as we discuss our post Tesla AI Day thoughts and reactions - Tesla's FSD, neural nets, DOJO, and humanoid robot. We also dive into Tesla's ambition, humanoid business model and use cases, and more. James Douma on Twitter, https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma on AI playlist, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfibpgBinf9R7KIedEU3y-YjrA63LSKHX Social

In this episode of Going Live With Good Soil, Emmet is joined by Dave Lee to discuss the markets, $TSLA, and Tesla's FSD progress. To learn more about Good Soil: https://goodsoilinvestment.com/ For more updates, follow us on: - Twitter: https://goodsoil.io/twitter - LinkedIn: https://goodsoil.io/linkedin - SumZero: https://goodsoil.io/sumzero DISCLAIMER: https://goodsoil.io/disclaimer

In Episode 2 of Going Live With Good Soil, Emmet and Matt discuss the current developments of Tesla's FSD software and implications for the stock. They also dive into some of the options strategies they are currently deploying at Good Soil, along with breaking down how they identify opportunities within the market. To learn more about Good Soil: https://goodsoilinvestment.com/ For more updates, follow us on: - Twitter: https://goodsoil.io/twitter - LinkedIn: https://goodsoil.io/linkedin - SumZero: https://goodsoil.io/sumzero DISCLAIMER: https://goodsoil.io/disclaimer

➤ New rumor surfaces on Tesla Cybertruck — assessing the rumor and adding new context ➤ Rumors on Tesla's Supercharger network access ➤ Thoughts on Tesla's FSD subscription and new updates from Elon Musk ➤ Tesla added to popular mobile game ➤ Elon Musk set to speak at bitcoin conference ➤ Tesla plans to start virtual power plant in California ➤ Correction on Long Range Model 3 in China Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/teslapodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tesladailypodcast Tesla Referral: https://ts.la/robert47283 Plaid producer Who Why Executive producer Jeremy Cooke Executive producer Troy Cherasaro Executive producer Andre/Maria Kent Executive producer Jeff Sheets Executive producer Jessie Chimni Executive producer Tesla Summary Executive producer Jeffrey Yu Music by Evan Schaeffer Disclosure: Rob Maurer is long TSLA stock & derivatives

After spending a week driving Tesla's FSD V9 software all around Seattle, here are my thoughts. This is V1 of Tesla Vision (no radar), and it already preforms better than V8.2 (vision + radar), additionally, huge improvements have been made to the visualization, and 'Mind of Car' view. Although we are still 1-2 years away (at least, probably) from a truly self-driving car, Tesla's FSD software is already providing huge value, but driving well in most highway/urban situations.

Today: VW's impressive AV plans, Germany's AV regulation, and Tesla's FSD beta v9. All this... right now. VW's AV plans VW has pivoted from being the leader is diesel fuel, to a potential leader in the EV space; and now it's doing the same with its AV initiatives with everything from a software platform to its co-ownership with Ford of Argo.ai. Germany's AV legislation Germany seems poised to pass legislation allowing for driverless Level 4 autonomous vehicle driving on its roads come 2022, provided certain rules are adhered to, including and especially the use of remote backup drivers and assumption of all liability by the operators. Tesla FSD beta 9 Tesla FSD beta 9 is here and I … discuss it. A bit. Sort of.

#tesla #selfdriving #karpathy Tesla is pushing the state-of-the-art in full self-driving, and interestingly, they explicitly switch from having multiple different sensors to a vision-only system. We discuss the highlights of Andrej Karpathy's talk about Tesla's FSD system, how to label petabytes of data, how to sample edge-cases, how to train a neural network that has to work in real-time, and why moving to having only cameras is superior to multi-sensor approaches. OUTLINE: 0:00 - Intro & Overview 1:55 - Current Auto-Breaking system 3:20 - Full Self-Driving from vision only 4:55 - Auto-Labelling for collecting data 8:45 - How to get diverse data from edge-cases 12:15 - Neural network architecture 16:05 - Tesla's in-house supercomputer 17:00 - Owning the whole pipeline 18:20 - Example results from vision only 23:10 - Conclusion & Comments Links: TabNine Code Completion (Referral): http://bit.ly/tabnine-yannick YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/yannickilcher Twitter: https://twitter.com/ykilcher Discord: https://discord.gg/4H8xxDF BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/yann... Minds: https://www.minds.com/ykilcher Parler: https://parler.com/profile/YannicKilcher LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yannic-ki... BiliBili: https://space.bilibili.com/1824646584 If you want to support me, the best thing to do is to share out the content :) If you want to support me financially (completely optional and voluntary, but a lot of people have asked for this): SubscribeStar: https://www.subscribestar.com/yannick... Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/yannickilcher Bitcoin (BTC): bc1q49lsw3q325tr58ygf8sudx2dqfguclvngvy2cq Ethereum (ETH): 0x7ad3513E3B8f66799f507Aa7874b1B0eBC7F85e2 Litecoin (LTC): LQW2TRyKYetVC8WjFkhpPhtpbDM4Vw7r9m Monero (XMR): 4ACL8AGrEo5hAir8A9CeVrW8pEauWvnp1WnSDZxW7tziCDLhZAGsgzhRQABDnFy8yuM9fWJDviJPHKRjV4FWt19CJZN9D4n

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I'm joined by James Douma as we discuss Tesla's approach to FSD hardware and why it's built for success. View part 2 of this conversation, https://youtu.be/CFtBdWN3t_Y . James Douma on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma Playlist, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMtujONU_0I&list=PLfibpgBinf9R7KIedEU3y-YjrA63LSKHX Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction 0:39 - Does Tesla FSD have a hardware advantage?* 6:58 - Tesla's made the best chip for FSD 8:20 - Energy consumption of FSD chip 12:15 - 2300 frames per second 17:40 - What will the next generation chip be used for? 21:23 - Will the next generation chip be a drop in replacement? 22:17 - How will the next generation chip be rolled out? 28:55 - Convolutional neurons 36:15 - Back propagation and self fixing Neural Nets 41:20 - Human inputs 45:12 - What resolution are the images? 48:22 - What percent of processing capability is needed to run FSD? 50:15 - Conclusion Social