I'm John Fort.

You're listening to CNV welcome to Tech Check.

I'm Deer Draboza with Carl Kintania.

Today, Elon Musk's AI ambitions are head and shoulders above what we thought.

Just don't tell his new dancing robot man.

Bernstein breaks down why Tesla's Dillusel.

Then do not pass go.

The government reopens its antitrust case against Facebook,

insisting it is a monopoly.

And later, grab your five wood.

A fund manager makes the bare case against ARCETs

and response to her Kathy Wood

interview yesterday, Carl.

First up, D, we'll begin our feed with Tesla, of course.

Elon Musk, as you said, putting the artificial in AI last night in an event that will be

remembered for the introduction of a humanoid robot that Musk promises will be able to eventually perform some

menial tasks. Here's a video of the prototype. The only catch, that's just a guy in a spandex suit.

It's not the first time, though, that Elon has put on a big show. Remember the cyber truck?

That was already two years ago and promised for a delivery in 2021. Production hasn't started.

Pushed back to 2022 at the earliest. Then, of course, there was the high-end model S, dubbed the plaid

and the plaid plus. That was announced back in January, but delivery has also been delayed with the

plus version scrubbed entirely. Kind of reminiscent of Nikola, some say, a dancing man in a suit, pretending to be an AI robot, an electric truck rolling down a hill.

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