Over the past weekend, Musk took to the X platform (formerly known as Twitter) to announce that the design phase for Tesla's AI5 chip is nearing completion. He further revealed that AI6 has already commenced its early-stage development, with plans for AI7, AI8, and AI9 to follow suit, all aimed at achieving a streamlined nine-month design cycle. Some netizens speculated that by the time AI6 is released at the latest, these advanced chips will be fully equipped to cater to the demands of autonomous vehicles. Tesla's unwavering commitment to research and development is geared towards crafting smaller, more energy-efficient, highly effective, and faster chips tailored for a diverse array of robotic applications. For instance, the upcoming Optimus robot will necessitate even more robust computational power to attain localized general intelligence. Looking ahead, Tesla's vision extends to encompassing a wide range of flying, maritime, and land-based drones.