A Detailed History of the Future
The conviction that everything that happens on earth must be comprehensible to man can lead to interpreting history by commonplaces. Comprehension does not mean denying the outrageous, deducing the unprecedented from precedents, or explaining phenomena by such analogies and generalities that the impact of reality and the shock of experience are no longer felt. It means, rather, examining and bearing consciously the burden which our century has placed on us—neither denying its existence nor submitting meekly to its weight. Comprehension, in short, means the unpremeditated, attentive facing up to, and resisting of, reality—whatever it may be. (Arendt, 1950)
Tesla’s push to design and build mass-market robots that would also be tested by working jobs in its factories sets it apart from other manufacturers that have experimented with humanoid robots.
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Tesla’s push to design and build mass-market robots that would also be tested by working jobs in its factories sets it apart from other manufacturers that have experimented with humanoid robots. 〰️
Musk called it Optimus and said it would be able to walk in a few weeks.
Musk called it Optimus and said it would be able to walk in a few weeks.
Musk called it Optimus and said it would be able to walk in a few weeks.
Musk called it Optimus and said it would be able to walk in a few weeks. Musk called it Optimus and said it would be able to walk in a few weeks. Musk called it Optimus and said it would be able to walk in a few weeks.
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