Original title: Musk: Development of basic functions for L5 autonomous driving will be completed by the end of 2020 WAIC | 2020
The world once a yearAIThe Conference Cloud Summit (WAIC) opened on July 9. At the meeting,TeslaCEO Elon Musk also shared some advancements in autonomous driving.
Musk said he is very confident that L5 level autonomous driving or full autonomous driving will be achieved in the future. However, Tesla is already very close to L5 autonomous driving, and will complete the development of L5 level basic functions this year.
He believes that there are currently no fundamental challenges at the bottom of L5 autonomous driving, but there are many detailed issues. Therefore, Tesla's challenge is to solve these minor problems, then integrate systems, and continue to solve these long-tail problems.
“You'll find that you can handle the vast majority of scenarios, but from time to time, some strange and unusual scenarios will come up, so there must be a system to find and resolve these strange scenarios. So you need to have real-world scenarios; nothing is more complicated than the real world; any simulation you create is a subset of the complexity of the real world.”
Currently, Tesla is focusing on solving the details of L5 level autonomous driving. L5 level autonomous driving is realized through existing hardware versions and continuously improved software.
In terms of Autopilot, Musk also revealed that relevant engineering teams are being set up in China. He emphasized: Tesla will carry out a lot of original engineering development in China, and it will not simply copy US content directly to China.
Additionally, Musk also mentioned a gigafactory in Shanghai. He said that the Shanghai factory exhibition went very well, that he is extremely proud of the Tesla team, and he is also looking forward to visiting the Shanghai Gigafactory as soon as possible.
“It is anticipated that in the future, our factories will use more artificial intelligence and more intelligent software. But I think it's still going to take some time to really effectively use artificial intelligence in factories. You can think of a factory as a complex collection, a cybernetic collection that involves people as well as machines. This is true of virtually all companies.”
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