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Huang: NVIDIA self-driving stack is rated number one in safety globally
“NVIDIA's self-driving car stack, by the way, number one rated safety in the world today.
Number one.
We just got that rating today.
last week, and number two is Tesla”
Tesla Uses LiDAR During Training for Its Vision-Only Autonomous Stack
“Tesla actually does use a lot of expensive sensors. They just do it at training time. So there are a bunch of cars that drive around with LIDARs. They do a bunch of stuff that like doesn't scale and they have extra sensors, et cetera, and they do mapping and a…”
Allaire: Circle is the most actively traded tokenized stock
“There are tokenized stocks that are out there, and the most active tokenized stock today is not Tesla. It's not the S&P index. It's actually Circle.”
Scaringe: Only Tesla and Rivian avoid domain-based vehicle architectures
“With the exception of Tesla and Rivian, every car on the road has what is called a domain-based architecture.”
Karpathy: Early Tesla Optimus ran car neural networks and vehicle computers
“In terms of the transfer from cars to humanoids, it was not, not that much work at all. And in fact, like the early versions of Optimus the robot it thought it was a car, like, because it had the exact same computer. It had the exact same cameras. It was reall…”