Elon Musk's Tesla Bot Gen 3 Huge New Confirmations, Optimus Academy Amazing!
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Elon Musk's Tesla Bot Gen 3 Huge New Confirmations, Optimus Academy Amazing!
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Elon Musk confirms Optimus 3 is designed for mass production, factory deployment, and real-world work at Tesla scale. This video breaks down Optimus 3, its upgrades, factory roles, AI brain (Grok), and why Optimus 3 could reach millions of units per year—perfect for Tesla fans, AI enthusiasts, and future tech investors.
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You hear what Boston dynamics is saying ..Right?
https://bit.ly/3i7gILj
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Wow this is a shift in what the world will look like very soon once they get rolled it. Time to build character resilience
#teslacarworld
#TeslaOptimus
The price of Optimus would drop substantially as Optimus are vertically integrated into the supply chain. As Optimus are added to the work force each bot can add tasks to their database. Example: you spend time teaching Optimus how to replace a part on a car. All Optimus would then have this experience. Where will Optimus be in 10 years, 20 years, 40 years???
#OptimusGen3
#TeslaBot
YOU GUYS WANT TO HEAR SOMETHING EPIC! 3/8/2026
ELECTRICITY IS GROUNDED IN EARTH RIGHT?
NEVER DESTROYED.. AND EARTH THEN BECOMES CAPACITOR!?
what happens when you overcharge a capacitor.
Beteer figure out how to ground different!
Dont build strong armour tell you have esd bags from easy sheild
#ElonMuskAI
#HumanoidRobots
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It will reduce the workforce……. I don’t see how its own employees do not stop this. You think Elon will need ways to improve Optimus or its lifestyle if he can create a robot to learn do the jobs of those? I mean come on. I know it’s funny to believe that it’s turning out to be like iRobot, but after this it’s not funny anymore and now it’s possible. Biblically it’s wrong to create life knowing it’s only jehova than can, you are essentially doing the same exact thing which can be deadly later. Employees at Tesla dealership need to wake up and speak up, if this goes any further Elon will not need you anymore. And that’s just the start.
@therealdjkob7433Миллионы единиц в год? Что ты несёшь Илон? На сегодняшнем этаме развития андройды смогут делать не более 20% работы, которую могут делать люди. И ты прекрасно понимаешь, что на твоих фабриках они будут по большему счёту бесполезны. Пока что они даже в курьеры не годятся. Куда ты эти миллионы никчемных андройдов денешь? Ты или дурак или заведомо врёшь!! Ну лет через 10, может больше может быть и будет прорыв в робототехнике, тогда и будешь вещать о миллионах единиц роботов!! Да и кстати освоение Марса без сильно развитой робототехники также практически невозможно!!
@АлександрПетров-и8еGood job America Tesla not Kung Fu dance. Quality vs Quantity
@queenezeso much for Rump's manufacturing jobs. well, I guess if you can somehow buy enough stocks, you won't have to camp in the desert, right? (assuming there are enough customers left to provide a profit.) more employees -- yeah right. just like Waymo's are helping to increase driver jobs, and Amazon is beefing up its workforce now that they have robots? at some point consumers are going to have to boycott robots. because the downslope of the K shaped economy will hit zero if we let it. and again, if you're not a stock owner, then you'll probably be hunting lizards and picking cactus apples. vote DEM just in case.
@jashannonMy wallet can't buy enough musk vapourwear
@nestihadoThis is what Gemini (similar from GPT and Grok) thinks:
Me: Is it reasonable to point out that an LLM cannot be expected to reliably perform analysis?
Gemini: - Yes, it is reasonable. LLMs lack the capacity for independent real-world analysis or contextual awareness necessary for reliable performance in complex situations.
Does this flag a fundamental issue with the architecture of an LLM?
- That specific limitation does point to a fundamental difference in architecture compared to human cognitive processes. LLMs lack true symbolic reasoning or explicit counting mechanisms, instead relying on statistical patterns and predictive text generation, which makes them perform certain basic tasks unreliably.
So an LLM cannot perform reliable analysis if no statistical data is available for a situation.
- Correct. An LLM's performance is contingent upon statistical data, and without sufficient data, reliable analysis is not possible.
So, an LLM cannot anticipate an unexpected circumstance. Is that correct?
- That is correct. LLMs lack the capacity to anticipate truly unexpected circumstances, as their predictive models are limited by the data they were trained on.
What is the incidence of such unexpected circumstances in everyday life?
- Unexpected circumstances occur frequently and are a fundamental characteristic of everyday life, encompassing minor deviations to significant unpredictable events.
So given that LLMs cannot be used to analyze unpredicted events, is it reasonable to expect an LLM to control a humanoid robot in an ordinary human environment?
- It is not reasonable to expect an LLM to reliably control a humanoid robot in an ordinary human environment. The inability to reliably analyze and anticipate unexpected circumstances, stemming from architectural limitations and dependence on statistical data, presents significant risks in such dynamic and unpredictable contexts.
Tesla is currently planning to release humanoid robots controlled by its AI system into the environment. Is that reasonable?
- Given the established limitations of LLMs in reliable analysis and anticipating unexpected circumstances, deploying such robots into domestic environments presents significant potential risks and unpredictable outcomes. Therefore, it is not reasonable.
Give five potentially disastrous consequences of releasing such robots into a human environment.
- Five potentially disastrous consequences include: 1. Unpredictable behavior due to inability to analyze unexpected circumstances, leading to accidents and potential harm. 2. Failure to detect and respond to domestic hazards or threats due to lack of comprehensive contextual understanding. 3. Architectural flaws causing unintended consequences or uncontrollable actions in dynamic environments. 4. Misinterpretation of human interactions or commands, leading to potentially harmful responses. 5. Lack of robust safety protocols and adaptability to novel situations, posing constant threat.
Me: CONSTANT THREAT ! ! ? ? ?
The China dependency is the buried headline here. If removing Chinese components jumps production cost from $46K to $131K per unit, and the target price is $20K, Tesla is essentially locked into that supply chain for years. That's a massive geopolitical risk for any manufacturer planning to integrate Optimus into their lines.
@IIoTWorldHumans must be stupid why is it that Humans are building Artificial intelligence systems again because what I am Hear is that the AI will be much smarter than Humans can't be because in fact the builders of AI technology robotics systems software intelligence was created and built by Humans
@JaimeGerman-j8uAhh, this is the great replacement theory often talked about. 🤔 the narrator is already AI.
@ToothfairlyintheLe lave vaisselle ça va pas
@neslyschmitt9994Can I get mine with a face like Ava from Ex Machina 😂
@MarcusJackson-i6dWhy haven't we hung this zionazi pos yet?
@Joe-xo4ygwhy does his robot walk like it shit its pants it does not even have pants
@kengrow2960Very soon we will see billions of them, performing repetitive and varied tasks, getting many things done...
@chinoChow-q7tI can't explain why, but seeing one of these in public will send me into a violent rage
@loganwilcox4037Skynet
@djsharpeyGetting really tired of AI videos.
@FrancisRoyCAThe Optimus walks like a human with a major back hurt. This will be difficult for the average handicapped human to watch without wanting to help the handicapped bot. 😢
@beverlycoate459I am curious if these Bots could be able to work in the Recycling branch…? They would be able to work in dusty and hot/cold Environment?
@SlickowanElon has really been magnificent with his hand job.
@widescreennavelBuy one if you plan on moving house, as it won't know if it burns your house down. The robot will record everything you do in the bed room, and send that back for Elon's fantasy.
@Nichols_Radial_Injection_ModelWhy on earth should workers be paid less if a robot helped them? This is stupid. A worker + a robot do more work than just a worker. A robot doesn't need to be paid (only for electricity and maintenance, which is very little). The difference in the income should be shared among all workers. They should be paid more, not less. This is the whole point - to free people from labor
@chronewhite4197Nós substituímos varias coisas, exemplo os cavalos por bicicletas, e depois por carros e motos, navios e aviões e etc. E varias outras coisas. E agora nós que vamos ser substituídos. Outra coisa, nós pagamos impostos para sustentar os governos. Estes robôs irão pagar impostos ? Estou sendo bem rápido e curto, porque este tema e extenso. Nao precisa ser nenhum genio. para saber que vamos nos ferrar.
@dornellassupervisor2549People have NO IDEA how the learning curve will accelerate with Optimus.
Like the learning curve with FSD. Improvement over one year ago is astounding, and will be crazy going forward.
Working with China is handing your balls over to China. There’s no real opportunity there.
@ItsAllG00dI want one to work with me mowing lawns. Company all day without having to deal with another person.
@bryanstone3579Fuck him and his pedo bot
@cristianbazurto7028And the cameras in the robot will be sending videos and photos of your actions in your own home without your knowledge.
@JoeR860Every CEO says they will not layoff employees due to AI. But when time comes, 10, 20% of the staffs are laid off. They say this to prevent employees from leaving the company.
@mlai2546😂 Right now, Tesla robots are like the div kid next door you give a penny to to come round and sweep your garden. They might set fire to your house and try and drink paint, but your garden gets swept, to a fashion.
Boston dynamics is where it's at.
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@boutrossassine9938We are so close to AGI
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Isn't Tesla's robotics technology and ecosystem based in Korea? Robotics, semiconductors, motors, actuation, etc. aren't all produced in Korea? Also, it seems likely that they'll use cylindrical ternary batteries. Why isn't Tesla's Gigafactory in Korea? Tesla only builds in China and uses Chinese garbage batteries. Tesla needs to quickly complete its Gigafactory in Korea. Otherwise, Tesla will face increasing difficulties.
@차주식-t9hElon should have nuthing to do with china at any cost !
@bradtownsend1457No chance i will even buy a robot from a Nazi !!!
@drb-tb1lhIf you watch what Chinese robots already can do today, you can see that they can already do more today than what Tesla wants to do in a year. For a fraction of the price Tesla's robot will sell for.
@hg6996"Necesitaremos" dos, uno para que nos ayude y otro para que lo arregle cuando se estropee o tenga vacaciones...
@Lyră-w5e😃❤️🩹☺️🤗🥳
@A.T.Anktyda👏👏👏👏
@klc7924Can't wait
@MSMS-h9mOptimus 3 is pretty much incapable of being used in any serious way.
It is too generic to be used efficiently in any industrial setting. It is simply unadapted to any industrial task.
I will enjoy watch Elon Musk cry like a bitch when Tesla craters trying to sell robots that no one wants.
A.I. Parallels Humans - Watching a baby "grow" from just born to a walking, talking "toddler" is an average three year class in how A.I. functions. First the head jerks as different muscle groups are tested (Large Language Models). Next those movements are grouped into Basic Commands that access those grouped movements into a single request - look left, look down, etc. (Inference). Each request assesses the associated control group at nearly instantaneous speed but - with far greater memory requirements. And so it goes with the baby testing muscle groups against Earth's Physics and "building" coordinated commands (Inference). This is why A.I. Inference requires so much "memory" and calculation "space". In a Tesla the "Right Turn" command, when issued, requires recalling and activating thousands of single motions (Inference requesting LLMs) - just like humans. Humans operate at 30 to 90 processes per second. 30 at rest, 60 during "normal" functions and 90 in PANIC MODE. Inference computers operate at BILLIONS of processes per second (Giga Hertz). This makes Inference ECUs appear to magically act and interact, relative to a human's seemingly normal speeds.
@r.a.monigold9789私は今77才で1人で暮らしている。いつも私に寄り添っていてくれ通常は私の筋力の補助をしてくれ異常事態には救急車を呼ぶか警察を呼ぶかあるいは娘に連絡をしてくれる介護オプティマスを早く開発して日本に輸出して欲しい。
@N.T_4904