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Forget DOGE. We need Elon Musk to solve our robot problem.
Federal workers and Tesla shareholders find themselves in an unexpected alignment: Both are probably relieved by Elon Musk’s decision to step back from DOGE and refocus on his electric vehicle company, whose recent profits and stock performance have been disappointing.
Elon Musk’s declaration of a humanoid robot “army” by 2027 is more than hyperbole—it’s a blueprint for what could become one ...
President Donald Trump’s punitive tariffs provoked Beijing into demonstrating one of its key points of leverage.
The future, per Elon, is dependent on autonomous cars, built by robots, driving themselves from the plant to the customer. And it is all almost ready, Musk told investors. Reality check ...
Amid significant medical breakthroughs being achieved by robots, billionaire Elon Musk on Monday said they have the potential to surpass the best human surgeons within five years. The Tesla and ...
Elon Musk confidently declared ... robotics began with the unveiling of its Optimus robot in 2022. During a January earnings call this year, Musk again emphasised the project's potential ...
As a result, humanoid robots are at last beginning to leave the lab and enter the workplace. On April 22nd Elon Musk reasserted during an earnings call that he expects “thousands” of Tesla’s ...
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