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Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! On the evening of June 27, Beijing time, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said today that although Tesla's autopilot technology has a far-reaching impact on the future, it is far less than General artificial Intelligence (Artificial general intelligence,AGI).

"from a safety point of view, Tesla's fully autopilot software is the most important and important software in their lives for drivers and passengers," one Tesla fan wrote on Twitter today. "

Musk replied in the comments section: "the impact is not as big as general artificial intelligence, but it is not small."

Generative AI is represented by OpenAI's ChatGPT chat robot, which can generate content independently according to requirements. Some advocates believe that it can even be as powerful as the human brain.

Since the release of ChatGPT in November last year, artificial intelligence has quickly become a hot topic. OpenAI, Google and other companies are speeding up the development of their own generative AI models, hoping to think and understand problems like human beings as soon as possible.

But Musk is cautious about generative AI. In March, he signed an open letter calling for a moratorium on the development of advanced AI. Last month, Musk again warned of the risks of AI, saying the technology has the potential to control humans. "AI has the potential to control humans," Musk said. "it is highly unlikely that it will destroy mankind, but it is not absolutely impossible."

Still, Musk is not shy about the technology. It was reported in April that Musk had purchased thousands of graphics processing units (GPU) to promote a generative AI project on Twitter.

While AI is popular, there are reports that Tesla's self-driving technology has lost its appeal, mainly because of growing concerns about the safety of Tesla's cars.

Earlier this month, media quoted the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) as saying that there had been 736 Tesla crashes involving autopilot mode since 2019, killing a total of 17 people.

It is also reported today that a Tesla crashed into a truck parked in the same lane on a highway in Pennsylvania on Friday night local time. At the time of the incident, the Tesla opened the Autopilot mode, which once again aroused questions about Tesla's auxiliary driving system.

Musk also tweeted today that the fully autopilot (FSD) v12 version will remove Beta (beta version), meaning the new version will be "full form".

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