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Popular investor Cathie Wood is a longtime supporter of Tesla, and sees the company as much more than an EV business.

Popular investor Cathie Wood is a longtime supporter of Tesla, and sees the company as much more than an EV business.

Elon Musk and Tesla are showing off the latest Tesla bot, doing factory labor tasks, from full trained software using a neural net.

The first wave of Tesla Bots could be in the hands of the public as early as next year.

Elon Musk showcases Tesla's humanoid robot, Optimus, walking in a facility. The robot's capabilities include folding shirts and performing human-like tasks. The development of such robots requires significant software and hardware efforts.

Elon Musk just said that it is "probably something like that" when asked if a billion Tesla bots would be available in the 2040s.

The Tesla Cybertruck has dynamic 4-wheel steering-by-wire, and this was recently compared to a wiggling cat. The comparison is actually very accurate.

In a CGI video showing multiple Tesla bots, the Tesla bots can be seen doing bulletproof testing on the Cybertruck. After the firing test, a Tesla Bot exits the truck and says, "I'm alive" showing the bulletproof steel exoskeleton safety.

Tesla doesn't often make mistakes, but it made a mistake in this case. Its Cybertruck range extender currently goes on top of the truck bed against the main cabin of the truck. Instead, it should have gone in the compartment underneath the truck bed.

Earlier this month, U.S. lawmakers called for an SEC investigation into the company following allegations of animal mistreatment during testing.