Tesla AI might play a role in AGI, given that it trains against the outside world, especially with the advent of Optimus -- Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 19, 2022 When we think about OpenAI's GPT-3's ability to write original code or create cogent text articles, for example, it starts to feel like AI is becoming incredibly human-like. To put this into perspective, let's talk about Tesla's current AI capabilities and what it would actually mean for it or any other company to successfully solve and build an AGI. When you put the media hyperbole surrounding Dojo and Elon's hype together, you get a bunch of people who are convinced that Tesla's AI system are becoming more intelligent at an exponential rate. Many of the people responsible for creating the foundational algorithms and neural networks that Tesla is using are currently working for Facebook, IBM, Google, Nvidia, and Apple. Where IBM and Google have thousands of AI products on the market that help businesses and governments do everything from automating transportation and shipping logistics to providing real-time battlefield analysis and command and control capabilities, Tesla and SpaceX have a handful of narrow systems.