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Elon Musk frets over controlling Tesla's 'robot army' as car biz rebounds slightly
Elon Musk aims to boost his Tesla voting power to about 25% to secure control over the Optimus humanoid robot project amid shareholder opposition.
- Tesla CEO Elon Musk expressed concerns about controlling the "robot army" he envisions with the company's Optimus humanoid robot and self-driving technology.
- Musk predicted that Tesla's robotaxi service would operate without human drivers in Austin by the end of 2025 and expand to 8-10 cities by 2027, at least initially with drivers on board.
- Musk criticized proxy advisors ISS and Glass Lewis, calling them "corporate terrorists" for recommending against approving his new pay plan.
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Despite a sales record, Tesla has suffered a break in profits. However, Elon Musk will focus less on electric cars in the future than on building a "robot army" - which he would like to have under his control.
·Hamburg, Germany
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The AgeMusk wants to build a robot army to win his $1 trillion pay package
The road to ending world poverty runs parallel to a plan hatched by Musk and his board to award him a $US1 trillion pay packet. And investing in Tesla is now a choice between reality and delusion.
·Sydney, Australia
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