Tesla builds real-time 3D worlds to train self-driving cars

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Neat

Looking forward to whatever bugs in the digital world the software learns to exploit showing up in the real world as accidents

Now let's use all street view data to generate a full size REAL CITY and import into GTA lol

Can I play racing sim on it yet?

How about using the training data from the whole fleet to build an insurmountable training set to solve FSD. Oh wait, I haven't heard that argument since 2018. Lidar data on the other hand, crap.

At this point they are in a serious race with nuclear fusion for whom will deliver first, will it be by 2040 or 2140?

They already do that. NYC has been fully mapped for a decade.

every company does this. Tesla has repeatedly said it's not good enough anyhow.

both by tomorrow. source: it came to me in a dream

As long as it gets me FSD 14 on HW3 , that’s good news !

I’m so glad all those cars on the road give them such a massive advantage over the competition. Wasn’t that the story?

That’s what has allowed them to produce the simulated environment. Which it says in the article.

We aren’t even on v13 yet 😭

12.6 was v13 lite.

You do realize they do that, right?

Isn’t this old news? Nvidia demoed this about a year ago and said it was being used to train cars virtually. This is, in my opinion, the only way to reach fully autonomous driving anywhere. You can simulate thousands, millions, billions of worlds with an infinite number of scenarios and edge cases and run them all at the same time.

Yup this is old

Really, that’s the famed 13 ? Doesn’t seem all that fantastic …

Lite, v13 is leaps ahead 12.6.

They demoed this a long time ago, like multiple years ago.

Or battlefield 6

> How about using the training data from the whole fleet to build an insurmountable training set to solve FSD If they did that they might have robocabs on the road and rapidly evolving models as they feedback loop through new datasets with newly discovered unlikely scenarios and interventions. Waaiiit a minute.....

better, yes. but I don’t know about leaps.

You mean how that guy on American Oval tracks used the trick of deliberately running **ON** the wall to pass?

Even AI can’t predict how awful drivers are around where I live

That's one of the few times where game physics worked out in real life. Usually it's that the simulation designers forgot to account for some edge cases or fully implement the laws of physics

Or Pole position!

That looks like crap and it was 4x speed.

No they didn’t

No this is real-time 3D render.

Tesla demoed training FSD on generated 3D worlds trained on recorded footage at least as far back as 2021 at AI Day. For someone extremely active in self driving subs I would think you would know this.