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Funny. The article says investors were looking for a lower priced vehicle. Instead they got a "cybercab" that has an outline suspiciously similar to Model 2 con
by LarsDu88 2y ago
Funny. The article says investors were looking for a lower priced vehicle.
Instead they got a "cybercab" that has an outline suspiciously similar to Model 2 concept drawings from China.
And also this cybercab also happens to be impractical for ridesharing dimension-wise, but would've slotted directly where the Model 2 would've been had that car been released.
Basically they took the steering wheel off the Model 2, came up with a demo, and had a bunch of dudes wearing Oculus headsets remote controlling a bunch of robots.
- piyuv 2y agoCan you share a link/source for “bunch of dudes wearing oculus headsets” claim? I’d love to prove to people tesla is as funny as I think it is.
- aquatica 2y agohttps://gizmodo.com/elon-musks-beer-pouring-optimus-robots-are-not-autonomous-2000510899 https://gizmodo.com/elon-musks-beer-pouring-optimus-robots-a...
- whamlastxmas 2y agoTLDR a reporter asked a robot and believed what it said even when very vague
- gcr 2y ago> Scoble made a follow-up tweet saying he talked with a Tesla engineer to get clarity.
- eig 2y agoFrom Gizmodo article, a reporter asked: Scoble can be heard in the video asking one of the robots, “Hey Optimus, how much of you is AI?” The robot, or whoever was controlling it, seemed to scramble for an answer, saying “I can’t disclose just how much. That’s something you’ll have to find out later.” “But some or none?” Scoble asked with a laugh. “I would say, it might be some. I’m not going to confirm, but it might be some,” the robot responded.
- gcr 2y agoBeing fair, that’s about Optimus. The parent post is asking about Cybercab’s use of human-in-the-loop feedback, not Optimus.
- tim333 2y agoProbably not Oculus headsets but fancier gear as shown here https://x.com/TroyTeslike/status/1845047695284613344 https://x.com/TroyTeslike/status/1845047695284613344