Tesla workers balk at training Optimus humanoid robots as replacements

Ars Technica
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Tesla's Optimus humanoid robots face production and AI capability challenges, requiring manual fixes and task-specific programming. Worker resistance to training robots as replacements has led Tesla to assign data collection to dedicated teams. Tesla also relies on Chinese suppliers amid global competition and US regulatory restrictions on foreign-made robots.

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