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Right now, Optimus is learning via the robot version of “Simon Says”—Tesla engineers wear motion-capture suits to demonstrate tasks like picking up objects and opening doors. Not quite the Jetsons, but it’s a start.
The game-changer?
Musk envisions a future where Optimus learns tasks just by watching YouTube tutorials. Think: “How to Iron a Tom Ford Suit” or “How to Pet a Pomeranian Without Alarming It.”
The goal is “task extensibility,” meaning the robot can expand its capabilities infinitely—like a child learning to play with blocks, eventually figuring out that they can build an empire (or at least a LEGO castle).
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