Tesla's demonstration of its Optimus humanoid robot faced scrutiny after reports emerged that the robots were being assisted remotely during the event. This raised questions among analysts about the true autonomous capabilities showcased.
The company attempted to re-demonstrate the Optimus project, but the controversy over remote assistance persisted. This situation has led to concerns about transparency in Tesla's AI presentations.
Such incidents can impact investor confidence in Tesla's robotics division and its 'real-world AI' claims, as the market seeks clear evidence of unsupervised autonomy in its humanoid robots.
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