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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.

It's basically mind-blowing how much nonsense accumulates in these large organizations. You have to look at the physics of the problem and just delete the parts that aren't working. If a commercial company operated this way, they’d be bankrupt in a week. We really need to get back to first principles.

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 a better technology, and it's obvious once you think about it.

It's really quite remarkable when you look at the first principles of how these legacy systems operate. I mean, the level of inefficiency is just, it's mind-blowing. If any commercial company tried this, they would be bankrupt immediately. We have to fundamentally rethink the entire structure for the future.

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.

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.

If we're going to make life multi-planetary, we must solve the cost problem. It's really about fundamental physics. If you can achieve high-frequency reusability and high payload capacity, the cost per ton to Mars becomes affordable. It's extremely critical for the future of consciousness.

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.