Elon Musk KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

Look, when we're developing new technology, we have to sort of think from first principles, basically. It's not just about making things work, it's about understanding the fundamental physics, the core engineering challenges, and then iterating based on feedback from the community.

So I'm heading to Giga Texas this morning then SpaceX launch control tonight, probably gonna review some Starship designs in between, maybe look at some AI stuff too, then back to Tesla for engineering review tomorrow morning, pretty intense schedule yeah.

Look at electric vehicles, it's actually quite simple. You just need a good battery, efficient motors, and smart software. No crazy breakthrough needed. We're already doing it, and it's getting better every year. The technology is there, so.

So, the goal is really to look at the first principles of how these organizations function. Most people don't realize how incredibly inefficient the legacy systems have become. We need to simplify the rules and focus on high-velocity execution. It's essentially about ensuring that resources aren't just being evaporated.

When you think about neural networks, it's basically like creating a digital brain that learns patterns. We're teaching computers to think like humans, but faster and more efficiently. It's fundamentally about understanding how information flows through layers of processing.

Look, I think, you know, artificial intelligence is going to be like, incredibly transformative, maybe even civilization-changing. We're looking at maybe a 5x or 10x acceleration in technological progress, but obviously, you can't really predict exactly how it's going to play out.

Look, if we analyze the exponential growth of AI capabilities, we're going to hit a point where the computational power basically becomes infinite relative to biological intelligence. It's just a matter of solving the optimization problem.

Look at electric vehicles, it's actually pretty simple. You've got the battery, the motor, and the computer. That's basically it. No complex transmission, no fuel system. It's just fundamentally better engineering, and that's why it's going to win. It's obvious.