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   DIR By: Muslima Akter
       Date: September 3, 2023, 12:07 am
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       driving for one hour a day, with an 840-watt computer. With
       those factors, autonomous vehicle emissions from computational
       power would be equivalent to all data centers today, or 0.3% of
       global emissions. That's roughly equivalent to the entire
       country of Argentina. With a more powerful, 3,100-watt computer,
       they would emit more than double that, or about 1% of global
       emissions., this makes a lot of sense, but it is not something
       that is on a lot of people’s radar,
       says Sertac Karaman, associate professor of aeronautics and
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       astronautics and director
       of the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems (LIDS).
       "These vehicles could actually be using a ton of computer power.
       They have a 360-degree view of the world, so while we have two
       eyes, they may have 20 eyes, looking all over the place and
       trying to understand all the things that are happening at the
       same time." Tesla Dojo chip Tesla's proprietary AI chip, called
       Dojo. (Credit: Tesla) The big question is: "What can we do about
       this now so it doesn't happen in the future?" The researchers
       outlined four main focus areas. RECOMMENDED BY OUR EDITORS
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       Causing 8-Car Pileup The first is decarbonization of the
       electrical grid. This will dramatically reduce carbon impact
       "especially if you assume all autonomous vehicles will also be
       electric vehicles," says Sudhakar, referring to the increasing
       adoption of electric vehicles across the world. The second is
       accelerating the efficiency of the chips themselves "so we can
       do more computation with less power." Sudhakar says the rate of
       improvement in chip efficiency has slowed down in recent years.
       This may be something for Musk to consider in development of
       Tesla's Dojo Chip, an ultra-powerful microchip on which the
       company.
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