While left-wing pundits have been busy constantly complaining about Twitter under Musk, the billionaire inventor has designed the future of automation. Creators gonna create…
Over at Warner Bros Studios near L.A. Musk got to the stage in a new Tesla “Cybercab,” the world’s first fully automated taxi with no steering wheel and no-plug charging – all for less than $30,000. The Tesla owner says it’ll be ready to ship in 2026. The BBC’s coverage has naturally poured cold water on the innovation by immediately citing regulator and health and safety concerns…
Musk also introduced the “Robovan” to carry 20 people (or cargo) to travel at 5 cents per mile. Tesla says the vehicles can be 10 times safer than humans and drive five to 10 times longer. A revolution…
Optimus just poured a drink and didn’t ask for a 25% tip on an iPad.
Just put $10M more into Tesla stock
— Chris Bakke (@ChrisJBakke) October 11, 2024
Attendees were served drinks by Telsa’s new “Optimus” robots. Billed as an “autonomous assistant, humanoid friend,” they can “do anything you want” for around $20,000 each. Musk says it will be “the biggest product ever, of any kind.” Four million people watched the unveiling on Twitter alone…
Parliamentary staffers are looking worried. One MP asks Guido: “Can the robot do casework?”
