Employees stationed elsewhere oversaw many of the interactions between the humanoid machines and attendees of Elon Musk’s “We,Robot” showcase last week.
The interaction was so authentic that it prompted speculation online that the machine may have been controlled remotely by a human.
Elon Musk’s Tesla gave investors and analysts a briefing on plans to roll out robotaxis and humanoid robots. They weren’t convinced and dumped their Tesla shares.
Outrageous claims and outright lies are making it harder for US authorities to help hurricane victims.
“If we win Pennsylvania,” Trump told a rally in the state last week from behind bulletproof glass,“we win the whole thing.”
Tesla’s Cybercab production will start in 2026 and a new one will cost less than $US30,000.
In an era of unrestraint,partisan bombast and ritualised attention-seeking,the humble insult finds itself in a state of confusion.
I’ve gone from ‘Tweet Ups’ where we’d meet at a cafe to explore this exciting media frontier,to a terrifying digital wasteland straight out of Mad Max.
Silicon Valley’s right-wing billionaires are splashing the cash as they look to swing November’s election.
The Republican candidate repeatedly lied about the federal response to Hurricane Helene,despite claiming not to be politicising the disaster.
Australia’s tech insiders are enjoying a surge in optimism from the Fed’s bumper rate cut,but all eyes are now on the US election.