Friedberg

And what comes after that? Let's assume that's successful.

And that's for you. Yeah, it's way too crazy. Elon, what do you think is going on that led to Boeing building the Starliner the way that they did? They were able to get it up.

And that's for you. Yeah, it's way too crazy. Elon, what do you think is going on that led to Boeing building the Starliner the way that they did? They were able to get it up.

But can't complete.

But can't complete.

Can't finish. I don't understand. And now you're going to have to go up and finish. Um...

Can't finish. I don't understand. And now you're going to have to go up and finish. Um...

You guys just turned on Colossus, which is like the largest private compute cluster, I guess, of GPUs anywhere.

You guys just turned on Colossus, which is like the largest private compute cluster, I guess, of GPUs anywhere.

which sort of speaks to what David said and kind of what Peter said, which is a lot of the kind of economic value so far of AI has entirely gone to NVIDIA. But there are people with alternatives and you're actually one with an alternative. Now you have a very specific case because Dojo is really about images and large images, huge video.

which sort of speaks to what David said and kind of what Peter said, which is a lot of the kind of economic value so far of AI has entirely gone to NVIDIA. But there are people with alternatives and you're actually one with an alternative. Now you have a very specific case because Dojo is really about images and large images, huge video.

You guys, in the design, there was a technical paper and there was a deck that somebody on your team from Tesla published, and it was stunning to me. You designed your own transport control, like, layer over Ethernet. You were like, ah, Ethernet's not good enough for us. You have this TT COE or something, and you're like, oh, we're just going to reinvent Ethernet and, like, string these chips.

You guys, in the design, there was a technical paper and there was a deck that somebody on your team from Tesla published, and it was stunning to me. You designed your own transport control, like, layer over Ethernet. You were like, ah, Ethernet's not good enough for us. You have this TT COE or something, and you're like, oh, we're just going to reinvent Ethernet and, like, string these chips.

It's pretty incredible stuff that's happening over there.

It's pretty incredible stuff that's happening over there.

But is there a world where, for example, other people over time that need, you know, some sort of like video use case or image use case could theoretically, you know, you'd say, oh, why not? You know, I have some extra cycles over here. So it should kind of make you a competitor of NVIDIA.

But is there a world where, for example, other people over time that need, you know, some sort of like video use case or image use case could theoretically, you know, you'd say, oh, why not? You know, I have some extra cycles over here. So it should kind of make you a competitor of NVIDIA.

And you think it's one generalized robot that then learns how to do different tasks? Yeah.

And you think it's one generalized robot that then learns how to do different tasks? Yeah.

We're a meatbot, a generalized meatbot.