$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ For Tesla-related technology, Tesla held a...

For Tesla-related technology, Tesla held an AI event on October 10th.
During the 1010 event, it seemed that Optimus' movements were being remotely controlled by the backstage staff, but upon checking the video, it is confirmed that Optimus' arm has returned to the initial position (posture) correctly. Those who haven't watched should double-check!

In other words, Optimus moves waiting for reactions and instructions from its surroundings. What do you think?
Optimus is incredibly smooth, closely resembling the movement of human joints, and it's hard not to feel the evolution of humanoid robots 😂

In addition, next-generation puppet-shaped hands lit up like Halloween 🎃 were showcased, resembling MudHand from the Dragon Quest. It is expected to evolve rapidly with movements surpassing the joint freedom achieved with GEN2.

Even at OpenAI, research and development on human hand movements (YouTube) are being conducted, demonstrating tasks like solving a Rubik's Cube with one hand.
On Friday, Tesla's stock price plummeted in a panic due to the sale of low-priced cars and unclear schedules. Ridiculous! Tesla's vision is not an impossible fairy tale. They already have a mass production system in place.

The disappointment expressed by ignorant investors who cannot comprehend the surprising realization of the near future at next year's event is unfounded. Now is the time to buy Tesla stocks. It was a significant event where the new footage of Optimus was confirmed.

However, the main focus of this event is the arrival of a self-driving society with Robo Taxis (Cyber cabs) and Robo Vans (Robo VANs).

By next year, the robot taxis showcased at the event will be widely available in society, and updates will be delivered to 6 million Tesla vehicles driving around the city, quickly equipping them with self-driving capabilities.

Tesla is continuing to collect and analyze real-time driving data on real-world roads at this moment.

Could singularity be achieved by Tesla's vehicles?