Hi all,
Here's a pretty geeky question in case anyone knows the answer.
I used to program in ia former life - and i can envision subroutines for say, autopilot, and then FSD - "if you see an object, avoid it" - okay, kinda got that.
Then Tesla bought a multi billion dollar or whatever supercomputer with neural networking/AI - and my understanding is they throw a hundred thousand left turns at it, and the thing can then eventually recognize a good left turn - something like that.
I've seen google answers on neural learning - put in a bunch of inputs you want, and eventually you'll get output.
okay, fine.
the question i'm struggling with is, "okay, my car doesn't have direct access/link to the Tesla supercomputer" - going one step further, my belief is every time there's a firmware update or at least an FSD beta update, all of the FSD code is downloaded to the car, without need for an internet connection while driving - okay, great - but HOW is the neural computer's "output" translated into something the car can use - does it actually have as part of the output code to make subroutines, or what?
again, i can sort of see how for the massive supercomputer, it learned from the examples. but how does that get reflected into our "offline" cars?
thanks for anyone who can shed light on this - one of my curiosities, along with whether the light stays on in the fridge when i close the door
Here's a pretty geeky question in case anyone knows the answer.
I used to program in ia former life - and i can envision subroutines for say, autopilot, and then FSD - "if you see an object, avoid it" - okay, kinda got that.
Then Tesla bought a multi billion dollar or whatever supercomputer with neural networking/AI - and my understanding is they throw a hundred thousand left turns at it, and the thing can then eventually recognize a good left turn - something like that.
I've seen google answers on neural learning - put in a bunch of inputs you want, and eventually you'll get output.
okay, fine.
the question i'm struggling with is, "okay, my car doesn't have direct access/link to the Tesla supercomputer" - going one step further, my belief is every time there's a firmware update or at least an FSD beta update, all of the FSD code is downloaded to the car, without need for an internet connection while driving - okay, great - but HOW is the neural computer's "output" translated into something the car can use - does it actually have as part of the output code to make subroutines, or what?
again, i can sort of see how for the massive supercomputer, it learned from the examples. but how does that get reflected into our "offline" cars?
thanks for anyone who can shed light on this - one of my curiosities, along with whether the light stays on in the fridge when i close the door