Hey, everybody. We're here. Welcome back to Tesla Daily. Today, we have an exciting update

on the Tesla bot, or Optimus to talk about. Also got updates on Gigatexis, the Cybertruck

and a few other items as well. Not a bad start to the week 4 Tesla stock, finishing

up about 910% on the day to day, closing at $246.99, and NASDAQ up just a little bit less

than 1.5% on the day.

Alright, so the big news for today is an update on Optimus, or the Tesla bot program, from

Tesla directly. They've posted a video that's just over 1 minute long demonstrating Tesla's

current capabilities with Optimus. So kind of an out-of-the-blue update, but really nice

to see the progress and see the developments that Tesla has made, a number of which are

demonstrated here, including Optimus' capability to sort individual objects autonomously,

which might only look cool if you actually understand what is going on here because

it's pretty crazy. So Tesla on X says that this is using a neural network that is fully

end-to-end train, so video in to the neural network and then controls out, so just like

FSD version 12.

Tesla's senior staff engineer for the Optimus program on X shared quote, super excited

to share our team's progress over the last few months. We can now accomplish long horizon

tasks, such as sorting blocks fully autonomously in a completely task agnostic way. Just collect

more data and we can train a new complex task without changing any code, end quote.

So we see this demonstrated in the video first with the bot sorting different color blocks

into different colored trays, which is already impressive enough because this is the bot

responding to a prompt to do that, rather than being explicitly coded to complete that

specific task. That is a fundamental difference that dramatically changes the adaptability

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