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Elon Musk frets over controlling Tesla's 'robot army' as car biz rebounds slightly
Musk’s $1 trillion pay package would boost his Tesla stake from 13% to nearly 29% to secure influence over AI projects including 1 million Optimus robots and robotaxis.
- 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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During Tesla's phone conference on the company's financial performance, General Director Ilon Mask noted the future of his humanoid robot Optimus. He also expressed concern about his own level of control over the project, Wired. Mask noted that the company was not just an electric vehicle manufacturer, but, above all, an innovative platform in artificial intelligence, software and robotics. The Director General stated that Tesla's potential far …
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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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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Leaning Left8Leaning Right1Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution57% Left
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L 57%
C 36%
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