News Summary

• The engineer eventually escaped the robot's clutches when another worker pressed the emergency stop button, per The Information.Musk's ire at the Daily Mail's post, however, appears to be at the outlet's framing of the accident..
• The Daily Mail's story used a thumbnail featuring Tesla's humanoid Optimus robots — not the Kuka robot arm that was involved in the 2021 incident.Musk's defense of the Optimus robots will come as no surprise as he has high hopes for them..
• A future where there is no poverty, where you could have whatever you want in terms of products and services," Musk said then.Safety complaints, however, have long dogged Musk's Tesla factories..
• When he unveiled them last year, he said the economy could become "quasi-infinite" if the Optimus robots were capable of manual labor..
• Elon Musk has slammed recent media reports of a robot "attack" in a Tesla factory in Austin..
• In 2020, California regulators said Tesla had sent them incomplete factory injury reports.And it's not just the US..