It happened! Elon Musk Reviews Tesla Bot Gen 3 Working 10 Hours At Gigafactory! That’s Insane!
It happened! Elon Musk Reviews Tesla Bot Gen 3 Working 10 Hours At Gigafactory! That’s Insane!
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It happened! Elon Musk Reviews Tesla Bot Gen 3 Working 10 Hours At Gigafactory! That’s Insane! Marc Benioff, Salesforce’s founder and a tech icon, unexpectedly shared a video of Tesla Optimus visiting his office. What seemed like a showcase of innovation quickly stirred controversy. The robot appeared stiff, slow to respond, and “lifeless” compared to Tesla’s promises. A social media poll showed 73% of viewers were disappointed. Adding to the shock, the video hinted at a $200,000 price tag—far above Elon Musk’s earlier estimate of $20,000 to $25,000—raising questions about Tesla’s direction.
It happened! Elon Musk Reviews Tesla Bot Gen 3 Working 10 Hours At Gigafactory! That’s Insane! But perhaps we’ve been too quick to judge. Was this truly a technical failure, or could the awkward movements be part of a deliberate experiment? Several sources suggest that the Optimus featured in Benioff’s video wasn’t a fully realized Gen-3 model—nor even the rumored “V3.5”—but rather a prototype designed specifically for office environments. Tesla may have intentionally limited its speed, range of motion, and even its responses to test stability in a controlled setting, where safety and reliability matter far more than speed or finesse.
It happened! Elon Musk Reviews Tesla Bot Gen 3 Working 10 Hours At Gigafactory! That’s Insane! So, was the “slow robot” image Benioff shared actually a hidden message? What exactly is Tesla testing with the Tesla bot? Tesla may be testing Optimus’s AI language in real-world settings, prioritizing safe over fast responses—or masking upgrades before the Gen-3 reveal. And why did Benioff, a tech giant outside Tesla, share it in the first place?? Welcome to Tesla Car World!
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It happened! Elon Musk Reviews Tesla Bot Gen 3 Working 10 Hours At Gigafactory! That’s Insane! Marc Benioff, Salesforce’s founder and a tech icon, unexpectedly shared a video of Tesla Optimus visiting his office. What seemed like a showcase of innovation quickly stirred controversy. The robot appeared stiff, slow to respond, and “lifeless” compared to Tesla’s promises. A social media poll showed 73% of viewers were disappointed. Adding to the shock, the video hinted at a $200,000 price tag—far above Elon Musk’s earlier estimate of $20,000 to $25,000—raising questions about Tesla’s direction.
It happened! Elon Musk Reviews Tesla Bot Gen 3 Working 10 Hours At Gigafactory! That’s Insane! But perhaps we’ve been too quick to judge. Was this truly a technical failure, or could the awkward movements be part of a deliberate experiment? Several sources suggest that the Optimus featured in Benioff’s video wasn’t a fully realized Gen-3 model—nor even the rumored “V3.5”—but rather a prototype designed specifically for office environments. Tesla may have intentionally limited its speed, range of motion, and even its responses to test stability in a controlled setting, where safety and reliability matter far more than speed or finesse.
It happened! Elon Musk Reviews Tesla Bot Gen 3 Working 10 Hours At Gigafactory! That’s Insane! So, was the “slow robot” image Benioff shared actually a hidden message? What exactly is Tesla testing with the Tesla bot? Tesla may be testing Optimus’s AI language in real-world settings, prioritizing safe over fast responses—or masking upgrades before the Gen-3 reveal. And why did Benioff, a tech giant outside Tesla, share it in the first place?? Welcome to Tesla Car World!
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#888999evs #teslacarworld #teslacar #888999 #teslabot #teslaoptimus #teslabotgen2 #teslabotgen3
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