Elon Musk STUNNED Tesla Bot Gen 3 Makes Coffee in 1.4 Mins by Watching Video! End of Work?
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Elon Musk STUNNED Tesla Bot Gen 3 Makes Coffee in 1.4 Mins by Watching Video! End of Work?
How long does it take you to learn how to make a completely new cup of coffee?
Figure 01 shows that it takes 10 hours of training to make a single cup of coffee.
Elon Musk STUNNED Tesla Bot Gen 3 Makes Coffee in 1.4 Mins by Watching Video! End of Work?
RHyME System of Cornell University allows watching a short how-to video, yet still requires more than 30 minutes to achieve a success rate of over 50% when learning and performing a new task.
In contrast, Tesla Optimus learns directly from YouTube videos or human demonstrations and can confidently complete the task in approximately 1.4 minutes.
We all know that for humanoid robots to learn effectively, they require more specific and detailed input data. They need to physically interact with the environment, touching, grasping, and manipulating different tools—and gain extensive hands-on experience to achieve meaningful performance on specific tasks. Naturally, this process demands significantly more time and training to reach the level of productivity humans expect. That is why completing a cup of coffee in just 1.4 minutes sounds almost unbelievable.
Elon Musk STUNNED Tesla Bot Gen 3 Makes Coffee in 1.4 Mins by Watching Video! End of Work?
Today, we will address this directly and shed light on the key question: How effective is video-based learning for the Tesla Bot? Does the quality of the outcome match what humans can achieve through direct execution? And what potential risks arise when robots learn autonomously?
You are absolutely right—training videos cannot convey tactile sensations such as friction forces, temperature perception, precise seasoning adjustments, physical feedback, or microscopic errors.
To make this easier to understand, let’s compare how the Tesla Bot learns to how children learn through television. When children learn via TV or an iPad, they lack two-way interaction, immediate error correction from teachers or instructors, and direct supervision. As a result, feedback and knowledge flow in a one-directional, non-personalized manner, shaped solely by the child’s own interpretation.
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