Musk apparently said Tesla will make robots for $10k, sell them for $20k, and capture 10% of a 1 billion unit/year market, making $1 trillion in annual profits.
Bro can't even be bothered to make these numbers sound not pulled directly from his ass, this is like 11 year old level bullshitting.
So for those numbers to make sense, you're looking at every time anyone anywhere, in business or in consumer electronics, in the United States spends ~ $1000 on any type of technology whatsoever, match that up in your head with them also spending $4000 on a tesla robot
and given that the US has 360m people, give or take, and--his numbers--this is a billion units a year in a market that--let's be real is going to be US dominated--we're saying every person in the US, man, woman, or child, needs to buy one or two $20k robots a year, every year
it just drives me up the fucking wall
why do we have to pretend this is real, why do we have to keep humoring this fucking guy
I know the reasons but I hate it
Screw the numbers, the talk is essentially about creating robots so good, they wouldn't just replace the whole workforce, but multiply it.
What's been shown so far: in intern in a tight suit, a wobbly bipedal (WHY?!) mess and a manipulator repeating the actions of the operator standing meters away.
This is the kind of question they ask in consulting interviews to see if you understand orders of magnitude, like “how many windows in LA” or “how many bananas are shipped to NYC every day.” Musk would flunk an interview to be a junior hire at BCG.
I had a conversation with a “boomer investor of crypto” and i said Im not interested in crypto and theres plenty of other valued companies to invest in. I said I usually stay within 15-20% per year earnings. He laughed and said he can triple on crypto. His portfolio was 2grand.
Maybe families could get a mortgage on one and have it build them an affordable house.
(Absurd, but some company is probably pitching it to Y-Comb right now)