That's the best description of DOJO for non computer specialists that I've seen so far!

@garybrotherton5732

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Absolutely.

@ThaidUp

Жыл бұрын

Agreed Excellent Content

Thank You !! Well said. I am 70 and a TSLA investor for my grandkids.

I like how your videos are straightforward, informative, factual, and non-political. It's like attending a really good class in school 😀 Keep them coming!

Elons companies are incredible 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

People that get things done find talent, rather than expect talent to find them. A great builder is always a great salesman as well. Of course, it helps if you know the material....

@zackbryan3195

Жыл бұрын

I agree with everything you said except great builders are not always great salesmen. Tesla wasn't a good salesman, and the guy that invented the gasoline engine was a terrible salesman, his wife drove the first horseless carriage across Germany by herself and began selling them.

@m4nwo

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I encountered that problem quite a bit. Let me think about it for a little bit. If that ideas real and I can go and explore it for a little bit and see where you guys are at with it might be able to you know I'm continue building.

so, it turns out Tesla seems to have one of the top supercomputers in the world then, not to mention it's built from the ground-up to give an advantage that others won't have. Plus, the worker robots it showed on its AI Day. They're about to seriously smash lots of industries and old businesses that are seriously under-prepared for what's to come.

@mac_tire_aonair

Жыл бұрын

Indeed - starting with Twitter, it seems...

@wmc6544

Жыл бұрын

Insightful comment.

@marks6406

Жыл бұрын

Facts

Is there anything that this Elon Musk guy can't fking do? It is insane, the level of innovation that his one company Tesla- one of many- has managed to achieve alone. I cannot wait to see more from him

@davedickson7068

Жыл бұрын

Spot on - phenomenal genius.

@YaRememberTHISQuestionmark

Жыл бұрын

@John Smith Good. Most humans f suck major ass.

@bru512

Жыл бұрын

No, because..... Elon knows how to build great teams

@winstonsmith935

Жыл бұрын

In simplify terms, Elon thinks outside the box. He uses Logic, same as I create Logic Diagrams as an Engineer.

@ntal5859

Жыл бұрын

@John SmithElon :- Request does not compute.... shutting down.

Excellent, Excellent, Excellent! - Nobody can take a complex, engineering level computer topic and simplify it as easily as you do. Outstanding. I am posting to my FB page as we speak.

The 'taskforce" oriented architecture of IC's (combining CPU's with memory and mem management with RISC architecture) is a movement I noticed by many chip manufacturers, and that, could be considered similar to a phenomenon of "convergent evolution". I suppose speed of data transfer is the main goal although it is still power hungry. I wonder which language variant is used to code solutions for this configuration. A bit more specific information therefore would be welcome

I’ll give you credit every time I think you have created the most interesting video I’ve seen on EV research, you come up with something even better. It must be an incredibly big project keeping your site going but believe it when we say it’s the best out there, and we hope you can keep up the amazing work.

@garybrotherton5732

Жыл бұрын

I always look forward to watching your channel. "The best" as sandyt said is no exaggeration.

a good OS is the key to unlock the true potential of any hardware. it doesn't matter how top notch hardware is until you know to utilize it at the fullest.

@NeverTalkToCops1

Жыл бұрын

You are in dinosaur land with your emphasis on operating systems.

@bakedbeings

Жыл бұрын

The top 500 supercomputers all use Linux. This will likely do the same.

@sawmakai

Жыл бұрын

@@bakedbeingstada! it does

People aren't able to see too far ahead of things like this. They're focused on what they think this company is achieving relative to how they have understood the world. Up to this point. People are not understanding what these milestones are actually going to enable in their contribution to completely fundamentally changing human reality as we understand it

What I love about the DOJO design is its simplicity. Throughout history the greatest design breakthroughs the most fundamental technological advances all had one thing in common their simplicity. This is nothing short of being a beautiful design at every part of its implementation. TESLA is just so good at taking the impossible and making it possible. And taking what's possible and making it AMAZING🤓🤓🤓

to expand the idea; imagine a 3D version of this with each chip having 14 sets of connections with other chips...4 horizontal, 5 up vertical, and 5 down vertical connections...making a cube array.. essentially 25 x 25 x 25 chips.

@FrozenHaxor

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Congratulations, you just recreated existing Nvidia GPU.

A lot of the tech that went into early server farms eventually made its way into consumer grade electronics. I would love to see Tesla become a third competitor on the personal computer market.

All things AI are progressing at phenomenal speeds. I'm so impressed with the power of the human mind.!

@dennyhayes1818

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The AI robots will be the next evolution that will replace emotional humans. Silicon based life will fast replace biological life forms. Musk said that he was scared of AI taking over, but in my way of thinking it follows the survival of the fittest philosophy. As it should.

Last I understood, dojo was a wafer scale system running at 8 bit precision to achieve the speeds and performance needed. Don't need precision in saying don't go there, just need speed to identify what not to do.

The Tesla D1 chip is fantastic, it is an entire computer, and the tiles can handle videos on a grand scale. This tesla supercomputer is among the most potent and efficient in the world 🌎. The D1 chip is a dream chip for 2022. It is so refreshing for my mind. Be safe & strong!

@tomgroover1839

Жыл бұрын

Pleasant dreams!

Truly awesome to watch. Another universe here on earth. Go Tesla 👏👏👏

Thanks for dumbing down a very technical subject in an easy to understand format.

Only just found your channel, and am impressed- I've been binge watching all morning- fantastic content. I am sure Nicola Tesla himself would very much approve it as well. Thanks for sharing this knowledge.

Great video! As a retired computer chip architect (17 US patents, including high-speed cryprography), I am curious about the Operating System that manages the system. Also, what is the 'speed up' (net performance increase) associated with the addition of each processor?

@robertsmith2956

Жыл бұрын

his cars run on linux, I would be shocked he changes for AI.

@DG-wo8fx

Жыл бұрын

Great deepdive info is available on TheNextPlatform

@szabolcs__

Жыл бұрын

@@robertsmith2956 i think the best option would be to dev a new OP system , yes you can use the linux kern , but loong run it will bite back

@chairmankaga2821

Жыл бұрын

This is just Musk "inventing" a crappy version of something already in existence. Musk needs to be in prison.

@voicevy3210

Жыл бұрын

sir do you write any blogs please do share. i want to learn from you

Nice job on this video!

Very impressive. Having been a system admin for some very large systems. The scalability is beyond, the norms every 18, months. He who has the best AI, will run this world.

@jlomax6467

Жыл бұрын

And it won't be Tesla. Chinese companies are making more advanced AI. And Musk keeps losing his chief AI scientists because they see through his batshit ideas and narcissism.

@mac_tire_aonair

Жыл бұрын

I think that he who has the best AI will destroy the world (at least the world as we know it).

First principle does not mean from the ground up, it means based on physical laws and math and logic.

Tesla is being caught up by other US, Chinese, and Korean EV companies. So they need to leap up with something different than just an EV. That's why this development is crucial if they would like to continue leading.

@aldejesus7195

Жыл бұрын

Other companies and countries are getting into this incredible genius to be part of tomorrow’s technology NOW! He has proven to this world that right now is where to be! They don’t need his money! They want the world to be a healthy self sufficient world! All their technology in these countries young people are interested in development where our generation play games

@aldejesus7195

Жыл бұрын

Those countries are not into getting rich, like other lazy people who sit back and watch Elon do real work to improve their countries

@aldejesus7195

Жыл бұрын

I would love to be caught up with this brilliant man! You just can’t buy genius! Other “rich” people are lazy and don’t need to really create something for real! Just make boxes and shipping containers does not make you a genius!

@harshavandu

Жыл бұрын

@@aldejesus7195 you assume that genius is the only way to getting “rich”. Sometimes incredible persistence, keen accounting and right place at right time have their rewards to be reaped.

@rleon8183

Жыл бұрын

You are CRAZY to think that other car makers are catching up to Musk. It's taken over 10 years for others to mass produce ONE electric vehicle - often to dismal failure (Chevy Bolt anyone?). The EV is still in its infancy - scrambling to find the perfect battery that is cost effective, environmentally friendlier, sufficient energy density for range, not heavy, fast charging and above all SAFE. Tesla is far beyond all other legacy car makers - no only in design, production capability - but in other technologies related to the vehicle. Musk is an incredible individual - mostly for his integrity and search for freedom. Freedom from fossil fuels. Freedom from so-called "progressive" political and "woke" TYRANNY.

Great Dojo for dummies video. I feel smarter already.

So basically, Tesla discovered the world of ASIC's? Build a dedicated Tensor IC.

@NeverTalkToCops1

Жыл бұрын

Nothing new here.

Compute is compute, the only thing that matters is the economics. Their showmanship is awesome, they can take any mundane thing, turn it into a ceremony and impress the unwashed masses.

Excellent info.

6:55 There are actually 3 million Teslas on the road as of a couple weeks ago!

Great overview of Telsas Dojo! Those meme clips were on point to!!!

I like it and expecially that it's being done by Elon Musk. I like and trust him

At last, someone was able to educate a non computer person what the Dojo was with explanations that the thick person understands and for making this video that person says "Thank You"

Eventually, the AI in this chip will reach such a level that when your autopiloted Tesla will reach the next drive-thru it will know exactly what to order for you. Hopefully, the AI on the other side of the intercom will understand the order placed.

@NeverTalkToCops1

Жыл бұрын

That's some smart AI right there, freakin' fast food selection. NOT!

@grantadamson3478

Жыл бұрын

What exactly makes this true AI and not just a selection of very good algorithms.

@SeaJay_Oceans

Жыл бұрын

Elon Musk is just building this super computer so he can be the world's #1 richest Crypto Miner...

Amazing video thanks.

Very impressive indeed - I am an engineer and my mind is working through how this level of compute efficiency would be used to improve - Everything - but speed bump - this would make cryptocurrency mining completely out of reach for anyone without a system like Dojo (brain starting to hurt now) - shutting down……..

Very cool. Thanks for sharing

Do you have some plan to discuss about this topic in deeper technical videos?? I'm soo glad if you done that omg

I love your tech btw 🎉❤

I feel incredibly smarter after watching this video. It takes the most advanced and powerful computer in the world to be able to drive a car as well as I can. Wow, I'm an infinite being in a physical body. I'm better than I ever imagined. All that good news for free and way before Tesla develops full self driving cars. Very cool that I'm already a quantum leap better than the leading edge Telsa vehicle. I'll go back to driving my gas powered 23 year old Acura 2000 3.2 TL, which was Car of the Year in 2000 and I'm a Quantum Leading Edge Driver. Damm I'm the new $6 Million Dollar Man, more like a $6 Billion Dollar Man. I've accomplished so much today that I deserve a raise from the Universe for my mind blowing accomplishments today. I think my head swelled up a little and I need a bigger hat. LOL!

@rogue_spirit

Жыл бұрын

Nice perspective and very well put!

4:00 chaotic hellscape made me laugh out loud

Thank you! I shared.

Mind blowing !

should have used hypercube, delay between ends is big unless they are dealing with a 2d formatted data set, they used it in the connextion machines 40 years ago with 64k processors

@NeverTalkToCops1

Жыл бұрын

Danny Hillis.

Excellent!!!

Damn, as a 3D animation guy whose part of his job is running these huge destruction simulations for movies and TV, that kind of computing horsepower would be incredible to have access to; the ultimate render farm. Hell, just one plane would be incredible to have in my home office.

@SurprisedSyrup

Жыл бұрын

this will prob be specialized chips for training neural network, not for average user computing use. Apple already move away from intel and build thier own chips with ram and gpu integrated in 1 chips and able to achieve insane performance, we need more high tech company to start exploring new architecture rather than just shrinking resistor size!

Thank you

Very interesting very innovative

This helped a lot thank you

Interesting deep and intelligent video.

So awesome and exciting

12:40 - Lego! :D

Great work

Supercomputing went from One computer to computers with transputer Chips to multiple computers linked up as the chips grew following Moore’s Law. Grasping and processing high quantities of Data and getting good accurate and usable results is a big part of the supercomputer challenge … SETI uses shared computing to process high quantities of astronomical data.

Damn so today's most powerful super computer is roughly 110,000 times to processing of a PS5...holy smokes that is key razy

Impeccable delivery of new genius idea’s I must say that Elon still continues to impress me and all like minded people in this planet. Great video btw. To add, we are in the era of the future that is now a thing of the past and be so glad to have lived in this lifetime to have witness our great species evolution.

I am no nerd but I enjoy your programs ! 👍👍👍👍👍

Very interesting

Thankyou for the update But Not sure why Mr Ganesh Venkatramanan’s name was not mentioned as a key contributor to Dojo success in the video!!

Brilliant. Thank you. 🇳🇿🇳🇿

Great video, very informational content! I will be looking forward to the end of September to see it working!

Interesting , Thank You . I hope it works

Awesome, Thank You!!

Road standards are historically recent and only somewhat standardized. This is an important topic as next generation transportation could benefit from coordinating road design with self driving technologies. With AI robots and work from home options becoming more comprehensible to enough folks we will see less commuting. With online retailing we can continue to reduce commercial egress onto roads. Also different roads for different modes... don't mix semis, cars, bikes and people in the same space. Embed RFID etc. in useful places and allow all vehicles to locally communicate their velocity/path (4th dimensional traffic control advice).

Superb 👏👏

Breaking the Barriers of computing WOW

Nice Chrysler at 6:37 Haha

They need to incorporate quantum computers with the AI. it'll learn so much faster and more efficiently.

Well done. This made it plain.

Good rundown. The performance characteristics of DOJO in terns processing power and interconnect bandwidth are impressive, to say the least. What is astonishing to me is the fact they had to develop their own board/circuit layout and test bench tools, from scratch, to deal with the cutting edge speeds. Very few organizations have the talent resources to attempt such, much less succeed in a couple years! Tesla's still junk bond investment grade and very low on the ESG score. Those organizations responsible for that are obviously jokes.

@Jeremyzor

Жыл бұрын

"Remember, the people that dole out credits scores are $30 trillion in debt."

@lobopix_

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@@Jeremyzor And that's a _burn_ :o]

Cutting through the hype - the Tesla robotic demo was a bit lack luster, but when you consider the humble beginnings of "An Actor based robot" to in a single year's time "a walking although limited robot"....its no less than amazing! I think we all expect, maybe too great of things from someone that has revolutionized the Space industry, first swing - so easy to be a critic and so very hard to do what has never been done or thought of prior. What Elon has lead and the engineers working for him have accomplished are some pretty freaking awesome feats. I don't know why Elon doesn't just buy a company like Boston Dynamics or Sub Contract to them - in hopes of leap frogging his robotics effort - unless he doesn't want to be contaminated by technology BIAS/Technology leaks between such a collaboration. I do see "collaboration" as a better "use of resources" than considering the purchase of a "highly suspect/skewed" social media platform - but then again - he didn't make that choice either did he :) Love the coined term - First Principles Thinking. Well articulated. Engineers have done this for years but fallen short in articulating/communicating this. Loved the video - very nice break down. I AM curious as to the scalability factor - I guess four edges on every chip mean two dimensional architecture, maybe there are plants to make Tiles into "FLOORS" and floors will connect the Z axis, maybe they can employ octagonal sided bus chips in to link the Z Axis - crazy possibilities. Cray links provide linear scaling, but at an enormous cost, power consumption and footprint. I think this idea is genius overall - and certainly has the potential to surpass a company like Cray, Inc. For the here and now - we get to observe/benefit from from this kind of thinking now and in our future - its a real treat and very encouraging. Well done - Awesome Stuff - Elon Rocks!

Awesome !

Great stuff. Bet they use it to design stuff too

@enmiredbythelazy4401

Жыл бұрын

@Science Revolution But what size of parachute do you use? If you go to Mars, you'll need a vastly different chute than earth. With fuel you just use what you need for a given environment. If all the rocket is used for is payloads locally, yeah, parachute certainly is good, up to a point, but you're limited to trying to land in water as a land-based landing will almost certainly result in damage to the body. Pretty much zero chance of the rocket landing standing, with lots of unpredictable wind-shifts and such messing up WHERE it lands as well. Get the fuel-landings down and you have very little down-time, it's very costly.

When AI is interfaced with the most experienced group of the human race…senior citizens…there will be a geometric increase in the speed of practical application learning for AI.

What if the decision making was tiered so that the primary decision making, those things that can be solved with only a few inputs of information are directed to one supercomputer to handle. The next tier takes more complex decision making tasks that take 1x -10x imputes of information and direct them to a different supercomputer system so that there are fewer decisions being made by the second tier than the first. Each individual supercomputer group would handle fewer processes of greater and greater complexity. There would be a central return input system that then would reassemble the completed tasks to be returned to the point of usage in the vehicle or other AI user point. Each process would be coded so that it would be returned to the end user in the right order and at the same time as the less complex decisions.

@enmiredbythelazy4401

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Then the system would get bogged down with "Did you try turning it off and on again?" in the tech support model. You limit the collective decision making power of the system to a throttled entry point. With the entirety of the system multi-tasking on each problem, you'd get faster throughput. Even if each problem was presented to the entire system for prioritization, it would probably bog the system down heavily to have to first make the decision as to whether and where to kick the priorities, bandwidth that could be used for problem solving. Better to solve the problems first, then worry about presentation to the end user.

AWESOME

Weather prediction from supercomputers: Accurate to one day.

Grate solutions ❤️❤️❤️

Such a lucid explanation ! Thanks! Dry helpful for a no techie such ss myself. The historical perspective with pics very helpful. You good teacher!! 👍🏼😊

@garybrotherton5732

Жыл бұрын

...a lucid explanation. No pun intended! Ramsay8888 you are right. He is a very good teacher!

Does it work?

remeber kids, that toy story took 100s of hours to render on a cray super computer now your phone can do that

Elon is Alien, we love ❤️

I work in control center like that. It is cold as Alaska in those rooms.

Thank you for such solid content!

UNbelievable!

Thanks, the clouds have cleared. That made that new system chip source

Hi

I love "The Tesla Space".

I want one of those 😍 please

this is why you start from scratch! impossible to gauge AWSOME and unlimited scalability? HOLY WOW! 😇

@NeverTalkToCops1

Жыл бұрын

They did NOT start from scratch. This stuff is decades old.

@darwinmonzingo9738

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I ment the idea to rethink the entire concept of a scalable super computer as from scratch. not that they built it all from scratch sorry I was not clear

great design powerful terabytes per second , huge

As your common man here. This stuff absolutely blows my mind! How do we turn something that can kill a human by touching it in to something that can almost do anything including making and driving cars!

@BariumCobaltNitrog3n

Жыл бұрын

You mean an icepick?

@madmaxthemotomutt6464

Жыл бұрын

@@BariumCobaltNitrog3n an ice pick I can explain!! What I can’t explain is how you turn electricity into everything from a cellphone to a car that drives its self!

@BariumCobaltNitrog3n

Жыл бұрын

@@madmaxthemotomutt6464 Hey, I'm an electrician and I still find it mysterious and dangerous after 22 years. The more I learn about it the less sense it makes. Electrons move, but very slowly and electricity is waves, electromagnetic waves outside the wire. It's nuts I tell ya!

Great introduction ... do they use a systolic array inter communication network ?

@NeverTalkToCops1

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't matter.

Who is doing the fabbing of the silicon? TSMC?

The tricky part is the firmware/software integration to get this thing grooving

@chrisbraid2907

Жыл бұрын

You are talking coding. It can be very simple but iterative with a processor this powerful … or it could lend itself to tasks much greater than ever before seen .

there is long way to go they can always don't stop to better themselves

They need to ask computer what use cases they want to review in more detail

That is a cool concept, basically miniaturizing the server space.

YES