Holy ****! Stunning Tesla Bot Update. NEXT LEVEL INSANE.



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  1. What if it happens? Tesla’s 2022 profit: $12.587B…
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  2. Is no one else seeing that this is a simulation? It’s not real. Even the part with the human you can tell it’s not real. I scrolled through comments and I don’t see anyone else talking about that. Is it just me? I want it to be real but sadly it looks like it is not. No idea why Tesla would publish a video that’s not real, but…..

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  3. Incredible!!!

    Yes the Greedy UAW’s are 💩I h themselves. A 40% increase and also asking for a (4) day, (32)hour work week but then expecting to get paid for a (40)hour week, are these guys crazy, or maybe just desperate coz they know that they can easily be replaced by robots that don’t ask for ridiculous demands 😂

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  4. I would think a much more realistic estimate would be on bot per family in the Developed World, perhaps as a base case. Bull case might be one bot per family in the Affluent portion of the Developing World. Best case, one bot per family all the way down to just above Poverty level in the Developing World. Not sure of the number, but a little more realistic than one per human, especially since they won’t be available to middle class and the impoverished until costs come way down. Then, there’s another problem: much of the Developing World middle and lower classes depend on service positions like homekeeper, nanny, etc to SURVIVE. And, it literally just keeps them above the poverty line, providing for shelter and their kids. What happens when bots take all of their jobs? ‘You say you want a REVOLUTION, BUT YOU KNOW…’

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  5. Sign me up to buy a Tesla bot for 25k. Just being able to sort laundry, mow the lawn, dust and vacuum is a game changer. Can’t underestimate just the average consumer wanting them, let alone the corporate world need for bots. Can’t imagine being able to download a new capability every month. Dishes, raking and bagging leaves. Maybe play chess. Applications to download are endless. It’s going to be massive.

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  6. hmmm, to make 1B robots per year they need to crank out 31 per second, so 310 exa-factories that can handle a robot every 10 sek… Im not saying it is impossible but it is highly unlikely, atleast during the next 50 years.

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  7. Thank you for reminding me of the first tweet of yours I ever saw 😂 Back when I was discovering TSLA twitter and realizing I needed to own this company, I saw your tweet about Optimus’ superhuman hands. Did not know your “brand” or your commentary style or how much of a following you had, but simply I read it and thought, “I mean, he’s not wrong. Well spotted.”

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  8. According to Bipan Rai, head of FX strategy for North America at CIBC Capital Markets in Toronto, "there is growing concern that incoming data is showing that the Fed may be a little bit behind the curve than perhaps they expected heading into this year." More red than green may be seen in my portfolio. How are others navigating this market and making six figures in it, please?

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  9. They have used existing hardware techthat Boston dynamic has innovated for decades. Which is exactly what BD wants, they are not a for profit company but a R&D getting the tech good enough for others to get into the space.
    Paired with teslas AI learning software and new hardware, itll really bring out the amazing potential of the hardware allowing it to interact and react in a changing environment.

    Hardware wise shouldn't change much by 2030 unless tesla is unknowingly putting lots of money and time into hardware advances since they have now caught up to the leading edge tech and to further it will require a lot of effort. But over the next 5-7 years we dont need that since the hardware is good enough to act in static environments and we just need years to train the software for it to react and function in non static scenarios.

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  10. It's cool, but was being able to do simple stuff like this ever really the question? Recognizing colors isn't really that impressive. This thing is supposed to replace workers, right? Isn't that what Musk said? It's nowhere near that.

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  11. He will be flipping burgers and taking care of elderly people in Japan in a decade. I fear the day when you can rent them instead of hiring a nanny. No chance of the kids being able to bribe the nanny for later bed time or extra cookies. Not saying that your husband wont have an affair with him, he after all does excellent hand jobs.

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  12. One thing that you are missing here is that the prices of these Teslabots will quickly drop down. Say you can sell 1 million bots at $25000 a unit but if you dropped the price to $2500 a unit instead of selling 1 million you sell 100 million and the software update pricing stays the same, it's obvious the strategy has to be to quickly reduce the pricing.

    Businesses will happily pay $25000 for a useful robot that can work well for 5 or 6 years 24 hours a day, but at 25k, that's the price of a car, only rich private people will buy them.

    I would imagine that quickly two markets will develop, for business, they will have working bots which cost more as in 25k plus, but can work reliably 24 hours a day for 5 or 6 years, and then home bots which only cost a few thousand dollars, but can last maybe 10 years plus, maybe as long as a car (15 years).

    Once it becomes cheap for the home market, everyone on the planet will buy them. Of course, they will not be able to work 24 hours a day in a factory, so they will be able to lower tolerances but for home use, they don't need to work very hard at all.

    Even if Tesla wants to maintain a high price other competitors will force the pricing down and of course everyone knows that it makes more sense to sell a billion bots at say 3k a year than 10 million at 25k a year.

    In general, I agree with you about their potential but 25k a bot ad infinitum, goes against all new product pricing trends in any new emerging market, pricing always starts high and goes down quickly as the market grows exponentially and then settles down to a viable level for the greatest number of buyers after a while.

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