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ELON: DATA COMPRESSION IS TESLA’S BIGGEST AI CHALLENGE "The single biggest technical challenge of Tesla self-driving AI is context compression of 1.5GB/s of video to ~2kB/s of control outputs using a puny inference computer without making any mistakes. Super hard to avoid overly lossy compression at any given step."

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