Published Sep 9, 2024 7:14AM EDT Share on Facebook — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 8, 2024 Tesla's Real-World AI is 'Vastly Larger' vs. xAI's LLMs Musk's post shared how Tesla and xAI differ in the AI industry, but are coexisting under his tutelage. Tesla's AI developments have a "vastly larger context size" compared to an LLM as it processes video history from the electric vehicle's cameras. Moreover, it is "incredibly dense" that focuses on driving, and is operating on a "~300W computer" that has a bandwidth and memory lower than H100 GPUs. On the other hand, xAI's models are "gigantic" said Musk, and are composed of compressed "human knowledge." Musk confirmed that it could not "possibly run" on Tesla's EV inference computers, and it is also not an option for Musk and his teams. Artificial Intelligence from Elon Musk One of the best-known things about Elon Musk is that he does not fear technology, with the renowned executive known for his massive gambles which faced scrutiny and successes over the past years. Take for example Tesla's FSD and its numerous accidents which greatly shocked the world despite its significant promises, now still seeing developments via the Tesla Dojo supercomputer. It is also known that Musk was one of the co-founders and early investors behind OpenAI, but he has since left the ChatGPT-maker's company because of disputes. However, more recently, the tech billionaire also launched xAI, his new AI startup which delivered the LLM and its generative AI chatbot, Grok, to which X users were given access. Elon Musk may have faced issues with both Tesla and xAI's artificial intelligence developments, but these are still existing and will continue to do so, and go as far as to coexist. For now, there would be no sharing of technologies between Tesla and xAI, but that does not mean there is a need to license the technology, and Musk making it clear to the world.