@JohnTinsman@SawyerMerritt Response from Genesis:
"Colossus 1, xAI’s original 300-megawatt supercomputer facility in Memphis, Tennessee, cost an estimated 7 Billion to build and equip with its initial wave of hardware."
@SawyerMerritt@elonmusk
This seems like a more reasonable and impactful alternative to creating a 3rd party in the US to fix the debt problem and some of the other problems in Congress that exist today. Also, it would be way easier & faster to get done.
https://t.co/6z3C8Rcv4h
As predicted, the Automated Vehicle floodgates are opening! A new national standard for AVs is being created, which will streamline and accelerate the approval process for AVs across the country. So, it will soon be coming to an area near you! https://t.co/1zqb779AM0
@SawyerMerritt How about giving us the ability to adjust the volume on Spaces on the web? It's so annoying not to have that basic feature, as it simply just uses the volume setting on the last video that you watched.
It's about time! Not sure why they didn't just go 24/5. They should also extend the standard 9:30am-4pm session, but at least this is a step in the right direction.
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@Hoglitosis@KlenderJoey I completely agree. These analysts are just pulling numbers out of their butts and then it somehow becomes gospel. However, I think that the dynamic that occurs behind the scenes is that big money has no clue how else to evaluate the company in terms of value, so they go with it.
@PTrubey Awesome video, Phil! This explains so much more about why the Cybertruck is such an amazing and innovative piece of engineering, and why all cars are becoming computers on wheels. This was eye opening, and therefore very valuable to enthusiasts and investors alike. Great job!
@jamesdouma This is a longer term question. In other words, will it take until all cars are networked together to do the type of predictive analysis required to improve the driving experience and improve the safety to 99.999%, or can they be trained to get there without networking ?
@jamesdouma Right, but how do you get a NN trained system to the point where they can improve on their own, and transcend the basic limitations of the so called best human examples, or is that even possible?