Musk: in the future, "personal consciousness" can be copied to Tesla machine

On March 27, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, said in a recent interview that people may copy their "personal consciousness" to the humanoid robot Tesla is developing, which may be produced on a moderate scale next year musk said frankly in the interview that he has high expectations for the future of humanoid robots. "Humanoid robots are emerging and artificial intelligence (AI) is developing very fast," Musk said musk also mentioned the humanoid robot Optimus being developed by Tesla and its potential use in the future. "Optimus is a general-purpose robot, similar to a worker robot. Its initial role is to undertake repetitive, boring or dangerous work. Basically, it is the work that people don't want to do," he said when asked whether Optimus will play a role in people's daily life, such as helping with housework, musk agreed and stressed again that it is an "ordinary humanoid robot" musk once said, "Tesla robot has greater potential than cars", so it must be a real mass product and may even help solve the problem of declining birth rate. After all, without enough manpower, the world needs more robots to do more work. But musk is concerned that the human birth rate continues to decline when asked whether humans will eventually be replaced by AI or driven by neuralink's brain computer interface technology, musk explained that neuralink can only solve problems such as brain injury and spinal cord injury in the short term. But he believes that in the future, people may even download the contents of their brains to Optimus musk said: "we can download what we think makes us unique. Of course, now, if you are no longer in that body, it will be different, but in terms of preserving our memory and our 'personal consciousness', I think we can do that." ray Kurzweil, an American futurist, predicted that the "singularity moment" in 2025 is approaching rapidly. When asked whether Tesla robot can postpone this schedule, musk said: "I'm not sure whether there is such a very clear boundary. Personally, I think we can get through it smoothly." he explained: "We have outsourced a lot of computing, and our memories are stored in mobile phones and computers through pictures and videos. Computers and mobile phones have enhanced our communication skills, enabling us to do many things that were once considered incredible. Now you can let two people have free video calls at both ends of the world, which is amazing. We have greatly improved the ability of the human brain with computers." musk also talked about the biped design of the robot. "Humans have designed the world so that it can interact with a biped robot with two arms and ten fingers. So if you want a robot to adapt and do what humans can do, it must have a body shape and ability similar to humans," he said musk said he believes Tesla will make significant progress in robot prototype level this year and may achieve "at least moderate scale mass production" around the end of 2023 in August 2021, during Tesla's "Ai day" activity, musk first demonstrated the "Tesla robot" with a height of 5 feet 8 inches (about 173 cm) and a weight of 125 pounds (about 56 kg). In January this year, he called it "the most important product development project we are carrying out this year" meanwhile, musk emphasized his concerns about AI and robotics. "I certainly don't want anything that might be harmful to humans, but humanoid robots are emerging rapidly. Look at Boston Dynamics, their robots perform better every year," he said in addition to Optimus, musk also talked about a series of other topics in the interview. He mentioned that in the future, starships can reach anywhere in the world from their starting point in 30 minutes, just like global super taxis. But the landing will be loud, so you may need to land far enough from the coast so that the noise won't disturb people musk is not very interested in significantly prolonging human life span. "I don't think we should try to let people live too long, which will lead to social suffocation, because in fact, most people won't change their ideas. If they don't die, we will be trapped by old ideas and society will not progress. For me, I certainly want to stay healthy for longer, but I'm not afraid of death. I think it will be a relief," he said Musk's current net assets are about $260 billion. When asked if he was worried about bankruptcy, Musk said: "Many times I felt like I was going to lose everything. The people who started the car and rocket companies obviously wanted them to succeed, but that didn't include me. I had less than 10% chance of success. After the failure of SpaceX's third launch in 2008, I knew that if the fourth launch failed, SpaceX would go bankrupt and we didn't have the money for the fifth launch. Tesla was on the verge of bankruptcy many times, and we even went bankrupt on the last day of 2008 The financing was completed in the last hour of. If we hadn't finished this round of negotiations at that time, we would go bankrupt two days after Christmas. " musk is not only a serial entrepreneur, but also a philanthropist. He said that SpaceX and Tesla fundamentally want to improve the quality of life in the future, especially in areas useful to humans. Tesla is committed to accelerating the transition to a sustainable energy future, while SpaceX hopes to help humans become a multi planetary species. But I can't do this alone speaking of charitable donations, musk believes that "it is very difficult to donate money effectively". "If you care about the reality of doing good, rather than the feeling of doing good, it's difficult to donate money effectively. For example, the problem of hunger is more about politics and logistics than not having enough food. There is a lot of food. In the United States and many countries, the problem is more about obesity than hunger. So I've been looking for effective ways to donate money," he said It seems that the most urgent goal for all humans to achieve automatic driving is to improve their technology in the short term. Basically, this can be attributed to solving AI problems in the real world. "It hurts me," he saidBrain. For example, let the Starship run. Not only to put it into orbit, but also to achieve rapid reuse. This is the Holy Grail in the field of rocket technology, which is necessary for mankind to become a multi planetary species. I think these things may happen this year. " (small)

2023-03-22 10:04:52

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