#333 – Andrej Karpathy: Tesla AI, Self-Driving, Optimus, Aliens, and AGI

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What is the background of Andrej Karpathy?

Lex Fridman 0:00
The following is a conversation with Andrey Kapathy, previously the director of AI at Tesla, and before that at OpenAI and Stanford. He is one of the greatest scientists, engineers, and educators in the history of artificial intelligence. And now a quick few second mention of each sponsor. Check them out in the description. It's the best way to support this podcast. We got Eight Sleep for naps, BetterHelp for mental health, Fundrise for real estate investing, and Athletic Greens for nutrition. Choose wisely, my friends. And now onto the full ad reads. As always, no ads in the middle. I try to make this interesting, but if you skip them, please still check out our sponsors. I enjoy their stuff. Maybe you will too.
Lex Fridman 0:47
This episode is sponsored by Eight Sleep and its new Pod 3 mattress. I'm recording this in a hotel. In fact, given some complexities of my life, this is the middle of the night, 4 a.m. I'm sitting in an empty hotel room yelling at a microphone. This, my friends, is my life. I do usually feel good about myself at 4 a.m., but not with two cups of coffee in me.

How do sponsors play a role in the podcast?

Lex Fridman 1:22
And the reason I feel good is because I'm going to go to sleep soon and I've accomplished a lot. This is true today, except for the sleep soon part because I think I'm going to an airport at some point soon. It doesn't matter. What matters is I'm not even going to sleep here. And that's great because in a hotel, I don't have an eight sleep bed that can cool itself. At home, I do. And that's where I'm headed. I'm headed home. Anyway, check it out and get special savings when you go to eightsleep.com slash Lex. This episode is also brought to you by BetterHelp, spelled H-E-L-P, help. I'm a huge fan of talk therapy. I think of podcasting as a kind of talk therapy. So I'm a huge fan of listening to podcasts.
Lex Fridman 2:10
In fact, that's how I think of doing a podcast myself. I just get to have front row seats to a thing I love. And it's actually just the process of talking that reveals something about the mind. I think that's what good talk therapy is, is it guided by a professional therapist. It helps you reveal to yourself something about your mind. Just lay it all out on the table. So yeah, you should definitely use the best method of talk therapy, the best meaning the most accessible, at least to try it. If not, to make it a regular part of your life. That's what BetterHelp does. Check them out at betterhelp.com slash Lex and save on your first month. This episode is also brought to you by Fundrise, spelled F-U-N-D-R-I-S-E.
Lex Fridman 3:04
It's a platform that allows you to invest in private real estate. We live in hard times, folks, for many different reasons, but one of them is financial. And one way to protect yourself in difficult times is to diversify your investments. Private real estate is one of the things, I believe, you should diversify into. And when you do, you should use tools that look like they're made in the 21st century, which a lot of investment, even like online investment websites and services, seem to be designed by the same people that designed the original ATMs. That's not the case with Fundrise. Super easy to use, accessible, over 150,000 investors use it. Their team vets and manages all their real estate projects.
Lex Fridman 3:55
You can track your portfolio's performance on their website and see updates as properties across the country are acquired, improved, and operated. Anyway, check out Fundrise. It takes just a few minutes to get started at fundrise.com. This show is brought to you by Athletic Greens and its AG1 drink, which is an all-in-one daily drink to support better health and peak performance. I have to be honest, I completely forgot to bring Athletic Greens with me as I'm traveling now, and I miss it. It's not just good for my nutritional base and needs, it's good for my soul. It's part of the daily habit of life. And when you don't have that habit, the routine stuff is off. So it's good to just put that into your daily routine to make sure that you're getting the vitamins, the nutrition that you need, no matter the dietary.

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