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Tesla Optimus is achieving human-level dexterity…..the most complex human trait for a robot to simulate It’s built for our world and designed to handle the exact tasks we do every day

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Tesla Optimus being human and doing human tasks

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Marques - You’re vastly under estimating the fixed cost of building any robot With such a large cost, the robot has to be general purpose We designed the world for our bodies and hands - the human form is the only universal UI @MKBHd

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