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Morgan Stanley has recently estimated that Tesla's humanoid robots could generate as much as $5 trillion annually by 2050 — a staggering figure considering Tesla’s current annual revenue is around $100 billion. This suggests a tenfold increase, positioning Tesla as a dominant force not just in automotives but in robotics, logistics, and manufacturing.
Tesla's AI team demonstrated that their latest Optimus prototype can learn complex dance moves just by observing human actions — entirely through simulation and zero-shot learning. Tests show the robot mimicking human dance moves in real-time without explicit programming or cable-based data transfer, indicating a leap in AI capabilities for real-world applications such as household tasks, factory work, or even playing basketball in the future.