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Tesla workers balk at training Optimus humanoid robots as potential replacements

Tesla workers balk at training Optimus humanoid robots as potential replacements

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Summary

Tesla workers are reluctant to train Optimus humanoid robots that could be used as their replacements. The available information provides no further details about the company’s position or the specific conditions involved.

Details

Tesla workers are reluctant to take part in training Optimus humanoid robots that are being considered as potential replacements for them.

The available information does not specify which employees have expressed this reluctance, how the training would be conducted, or whether the company has decided to replace particular jobs.

It also provides no details about Tesla’s response. The information available links the workers’ position solely to concerns that Optimus robots could perform their duties.

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