Ellon Musk (PODCAST) KI-Stimmen-Generator von Fish Audio

Look, the fundamental problem is, you know, we need to make life multiplanetary because, like, Earth has a finite time window. Mars is challenging, obviously, but we've got to solve these engineering problems and make humans an interplanetary species. That's the only logical path forward.

Look, the thing about artificial general intelligence is, it's not just about computing power, right? We're trying to solve, essentially, the fundamental nature of consciousness. It's like, probably the biggest engineering challenge we've ever faced as a species.

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.

The neural interface we're developing is absolutely insane. It's going to revolutionize how humans interact with computers. Like, we're talking about a quantum leap in brain-computer interfaces. Tesla's AI team is helping, and it's just mind-blowing stuff.

Look, the thing about autonomous vehicles is, they're probably going to be way safer than human drivers, maybe 10x safer. But there's still this interesting challenge of making them understand human behavior, which is, you know, pretty chaotic and unpredictable.

You know, when you think about consciousness and AI, it's like, it's fundamentally about information processing, right? So, the human brain is basically a biological neural network, and we're creating something that's, like, beyond that. It's pretty mind-blowing when you think about it.

Look at electric vehicles, I mean, it's pretty straightforward. You've got the battery technology improving at about 3% per year, so just basic physics and engineering. No crazy breakthroughs needed, just steady improvement. It's amazing what you can do with current technology.

So we're looking at, you know, massive improvements in AI capability, like exponential growth really. The neural networks are getting, uh, incredibly sophisticated and we'll probably see something really mind-blowing in the next few months, it's pretty wild.