Tesla's Elon Musk Says Manually-Driven Cars Will Be 'Unusual' In The Future, Shares Updates On SpaceX, Neuralink

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the company will launch Unsupervised Full Self-Driving within months, in an interview with Fox News on Sunday. He projected that manually driven cars will eventually be seen as outdated as horses. Musk also touted Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot as a potential "personal R2D2" and called it a "massive, massive product." Tesla will begin robotaxi operations in June, following over 1,500 completed test trips, and recently benefited from U.S. safety regulation exemptions under the Trump administration. Musk's SpaceX added over 28 satellites to its low Earth orbit constellation of Starlink space-based internet services. Neuralink aims to conduct its first human Blindsight implant to restore vision and is preparing tech that could help people with spinal injuries walk again.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.

00:02Tesla's CEO and Elon Musk said the company will launch unsupervised full self-driving within months,

00:07an interview with Fox News on Sunday,

00:09rejecting that manually driven cars will eventually be seen as outdated as horses.

00:13Musk also touted Tesla's optimist humanoid robot as a potential personal R2-D2,

00:18called it a massive, massive product.

00:20Tesla will begin robo-taxi operations in June,

00:23following over 1,500 completed test trips,

00:25and recently benefited from U.S. safety regulation exemptions

00:28under the Trump administration.

00:30Musk's SpaceX added over 28 satellites to its low-Earth orbit constellation

00:35of Starlink space-based internet services.

00:38Early games to conduct its first human blindsight implant to restore vision

00:41is repairing tech that could help people with spinal injuries walk again.

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