- Elon Musk said in a recent panel that humanoid robots would unlock the “almost infinite” services.
- Tesla’s CEO said he was not sure that money would have a lot of value by then.
- Tesla begins the production of its optimus robots in 2025, according to Musk.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in a recent interview with the World Summit of Dubai governments that economic yields of artificial intelligence investments will be observed in humanoid robots.
Addressing the Minister of Water AI, Omar Sultan Al Olama, during a video call on Thursday, Musk said that humanoid robots and deep intelligence would unlock the potential of the global economy by providing “products and products and quasi-infinite services “.
Musk reacted to the question of Al Olama on where he believes that the “greatest economic yields” of the AI models will come.
“You can produce any product, provide any service,” Musk said about humanoid robots. “There is really no limit to the economy at that time. You can do anything.”
The billionaire said that money may not have much value by then.
“Will money be even significant? I don’t know; wanting.
The increase in musk on humanoid robots does not surprise. The CEO said during a call for results on January 29 that Tesla would start the production of “several” optimus robots by the end of 2025.
“This is one of those things where I think in the long term, Optimus has the potential to be north of 10 billions of dollars in income,” he said during the appeal. “Like, it’s really bananas.”
Musk is known to exceed the deadlines for delivery dates, including on Cybercab Robotaxy. The CEO once said Tesla would have a million robotaxis on the road by 2020. Then, in 2022, he pushed this calendar until 2023.
While Musk said in society most recent call for profits That Tesla will start to provide autonomous carpooling services to Austin by June, the Cybercab, the dedicated Robotaxi car from Tesla, will not Start volume production until 2026, according to his presentation of the gains.
Tesla is not the only player to bet on humanoid robots.
Meta creates a group of products focused on robots and announced on Friday that the former Cruise CEO, Marc Whitten, led the team, according to an internal note obtained by Business Insider.
A Tesla spokesperson did not respond to a request for comments.
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