Summary of Q3 Deliveries, AI Day Reflections, SpaceX - Sunday Live

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Elon Musk discussed Tesla's third quarter deliveries, AI day, and the company's plans for the future during a live stream on Sunday. He said that Tesla will eventually build an "ecological paradise" on the south side of the factory. He also said that the production Tesla bots will be largely made of tough, high-strength composites that will have no intrinsic metallic visual attributes.

00:00:00 Tesla's third quarter deliveries were below what Wall Street estimated, and the company's stock went down on Monday. The company's CEO, Elon Musk, spoke about the company's plans for the future and its new robot.
00:05:00 Tesla's deliveries for the third quarter were 2 million, and are on track to deliver 3 million vehicles by the end of the year. SpaceX is planning a launch for Wednesday, and Elon Musk is apparently flying to watch it. Finally, SpaceX is reportedly helping to keep Hubble alive.
00:10:00 This week saw a lot of newsworthy events, including the release of the Cyber Truck, which is a vehicle designed to transport goods and people using cyber-security. AI Day was also held, and although some of the information was difficult to understand, the overall event was impressive. Elon Musk discussed the work his company is doing with AI, and his plans for the future. Some of the criticism of the event was that the bots did not appear to be using intelligence, but overall the event was a success.
00:15:00 Tesla released a new version of its "Dojo" AI training software that is 10 times faster than current hardware. The software is designed to help the company's self-driving cars become more efficient and effective. Some of the other things that Tesla announced during AI day include a new plan that is being generated every 50 milliseconds and that the occupancy network is regenerated every 10 milliseconds.
00:20:00 Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, discussed the company's deliveries, AI day, and the future of the company during a live stream on Sunday. He said that labor unions and the media are going to make opposition to the company's self-driving cars look like a celebration. He also said that the production Tesla bots will be largely made of tough, high-strength composites that will have no intrinsic metallic visual attributes. However, he believes that arkamoto, a self-driving car company, has a chance to be successful due to its low costs and its ability to manufacture at scale.
00:25:00 In this video, Tesla CEO Elon Musk and SpaceX founder Jim Daley discuss the company's recent deliveries and their plans for the future. While Tesla is still in the early stages of developing its self-driving technology, Daley believes that the company's humanoid robot could be a valuable tool for delivering products and services. Dub G suggests that Tesla should focus on training and deploying bots in beta form to replace human employees in certain positions instead of removing them entirely.
00:30:00 Tesla's local platform, which allows customers to submit questions in advance of live streams and receive early access to videos, is being used to discuss the company's third-quarter deliveries and future plans. One commenter raised concerns about Tesla breaking traffic laws, and the company's CEO said that the company will eventually build an "ecological paradise" on the south side of the factory. The CEO also said that he will be live streaming from some unspecified location on October 9th.
00:35:00 Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, delivered a short speech on the company's latest deliveries and AI day. Musk discussed the challenges the company is facing, but reaffirmed that Tesla will continue to make deliveries and provide AI updates. Some Tesla owners took to the chatroom to share their thoughts on the event. One owner said that the Bolt GM vehicle will help GM go out of business, while another said that the battery swap stations will be even more useful.
00:40:00 The author reflects on the third quarter deliveries and notes that the company's growth is slowing down. He also opines that the growth on the previous quarter doesn't really mean anything because the previous quarter was a down quarter.
00:45:00 The video features a discussion about Tesla's deliveries, earnings, stock price, and Roboception. Some people believe that the company's stock will tank due to the Q3 deliveries and lack of progress on the development of the Tesla Model 3. The next live stream at 2:30 p.m. Eastern will focus on thebot and its potential applications.
00:50:00 Tesla's Q3 deliveries were good, but one day, an owner might use the robot to kill someone. AI day was a good opportunity to showcase the company's engineering, and the event showed off Tesla's big brain engineering. Some critics believe that Tesla is a dishonest company, and that its stock price will go down tomorrow.
00:55:00 In this video, Tesla CEO Elon Musk talks about the company's third quarter deliveries and the upcoming Starlink satellite deployment. He also discusses the company's plans for the future, including its efforts to build affordable homes and electric semi-trucks.

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In this YouTube video, Tesla CEO Elon Musk discusses the company's deliveries for the third quarter of 2018 and some of the criticisms of the company that have been levied recently. Musk addresses each of the points made in the article, and provides a rebuttal for each. He also previews one of the articles he will be discussing on Sunday lives, a weekly web series that he hosts.