pyraca on Tesla Motors Club said their car uploads an average of 142 MB per day.
My math:
~2.8 billion HW2 miles / 31.8 miles per day per car = 88 million days of driving
88 million days of driving * 142 MB of upload per day = 12.5 million GB (12,500 TB; 12.5 PB)
12.5 million GB * 90% of data upload for images (just a guess) = 11.25 million GB
1.18 MB per image * 8 cameras = 9.44 MB per 8-camera snapshot
11.25 million GB / 9.44 MB = 9.5 billion images (or 1.2 billion 8-camera snapshots)
On Reddit and Electrek, two Tesla owners report an average daily upload of 30-35 MB per day.
32.5 MB / 142 MB = 23%
9.5 billion images * 23% = 2.47 billion images (or 309 million snapshots)
So, there is a large range of uncertainty, even on the uncertain assumption that 90% of uploaded data is images.
Replace 1 still image with 1 frame of video, and these calculations still apply.
Does anyone have a solid source for how long it takes for a human labeller to do semantic segmentation for a single still image/frame of video?