At the recent “We, Robot” event, Elon Musk presented Tesla’s humanoid robot Optimus and shared a fascinating insight: The hardest thing about being a robot is trying to be human. Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, is currently developing Optimus, which is designed for one of the shortest ranges of tasks, and will be the most significant product Tesla has ever developed.

The Tesla founder claims there have been two attempts on his life in the last eight months.

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At the event, Optimus demonstrated his abilities by walking through the audience, performing household tasks, and even mixing drinks. Musk emphasized that the robot can “do anything you want” and highlighted its potential to revolutionize various industries.

Tesla Optimus robot explains “Rock, Paper, Scissors” with a person during an event and demonstrates movements (Watch)

Musk also acknowledged the challenges of developing a humanoid robot that can seamlessly integrate into human environments. He explained that the most difficult thing about being a robot is trying to be human. This explains the complexity of replicating human-like behavior and human interactions.

At the event, Optimus demonstrated his abilities by walking through the audience, performing household tasks, and even mixing drinks. Musk emphasized that the robot “can do anything you want” and highlighted its potential to revolutionize various industries.

Tesla Optimus robot explains “Rock, Paper, Scissors” with a person during an event and demonstrates movements (Watch)

Musk also acknowledged the challenges of developing a humanoid robot that can seamlessly integrate into human environments. He explained that the most difficult thing about being a robot is trying to be human. This explains the complexity of replicating human-like behavior and interactions.

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As Tesla continues to develop and refine Optimus, the world eagerly awaits the day these humanoid robots become part of our everyday lives. Musk’s bold predictions and innovative approach to robotics are sure to further fuel the discussion about the future of human-robot interaction.