Analysis: Why Tesla needs to manufacture Optimus robots before its humanoid AI is ready
Tesla's move into early production of its Optimus humanoid robot has exposed an unusual challenge in scaling embodied artificial intelligence (AI): the company may need to manufacture thousands of robots before it can generate enough training experience to make them commercially useful.
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