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Elon Musk SMACKED DOWN In Epic Design Disaster After Robots Unveiled
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4:31Now PlayingElon Musk gets brutally called out after he unveiled his latest robots and the self-driving Robotaxi and Robovan by Alex Proyas, the director of I, Robot, and people everywhere on social media for ripping off Proyas' designs. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report.
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‘I, Robot’ Filmmaker Calls Out Elon Musk After Tesla’s Optimus and Robovan Reveal‘Can I Have My Designs Back Please?’
"Elon Musk’s Tesla event on Thursday caught the attention of many of his fans and critics when it revealed new robotic technology, including Optimus the dancing robot and the self-driving Robotaxi and Robovan. But while some were in awe, some saw some remarkable design similarities to 2004’s I, Robot movie — including the movie’s director.
Alex Proyas, the director of I, Robot, fired off a tweet politely chiding Musk for seemingly ripping off his designs"
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