Tesla is already using their brand new Cortex supercomputer training cluster in Giga Texas (video of it below). Tesla FSD V13 is the first fully new version of FSD to use Cortex (Tesla says 5x training compute scaling with V13). Tesla increased its AI training compute by 75% in... Q3 thanks to 29,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs they installed at Giga Texas last quarter – and expected to have 50,000 H100 capacity by the end of October. That will eventually increase to 100,000 H100 equivalent capacity.show more

Is this guy there?

This will be a major step towards FSD Unsupervised! Looking forward to seeing just how good v13 is… 👌

These are the resources necessary to train a car to do what a human brain can accomplish with the power equivalent of 20 watts. It will eventually surpass human ability, but still amazing to see what it takes to get there.

Tesla is the real world example of “witness the firepower of this fully armed and operational battle station” Everything they’ve built starts working before it’s fully finished.

You can either sell shovels or mine for gold but not both unless your $nvda 😝

Does the rest of Texas still have power?

It's actually pretty incredible how much combined power these things consume.

We've come a long way.

But can it divide by zero? 🤔

Tesla cars beginning to drive themselves will be the first instance where it will be impossible for the uninformed or resistant to ignore AI's presence, forcing them to confront its reality once and for all.