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Tesla AI lead Ashok Elluswamy says self-driving is fundamentally an intelligence challenge, not a sensor problem. At the Cybercab event, he defended Tesla's camera-based approach as the company advances unsupervised driving.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street
00:02Tesla AI lead
00:04Ashok Eliswamy said,
00:06Adding LiDAR, radar, or HD maps
00:08would not solve the core challenge of unsupervised autonomous driving.
00:13Speaking at the CyberCab event on Thursday,
00:16Eliswamy said Tesla views self-driving primarily as an intelligence problem
00:20because vehicles must predict what will happen next,
00:22something sensors alone cannot determine.
00:25Tesla has instead pursued an AI-first, camera-based approach
00:30that uses images from around the vehicle to navigate safely.
00:34Elon Musk also highlighted the CyberCab's rare earth-free motor,
00:38while Deepwater Asset Management's Gene Munster
00:41said he expects Tesla to deploy 300 CyberCabs in Austin during the first month.
00:46Shares fell 2.02% to $368.77 in Friday pre-market trading.
00:53For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.

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