After director Alex Proyas claimed Musk was copying designs from his 2004 movie, Tesla CEO Elon Musk‘s opening of the Cybercab and Robovan styles at the” We, Robot” celebration on Thursday sparked discussion. The similarities between Tesla’s models and the modern technology featured in the movie were exposed by journalists who publicly criticized the use of Musk’s social media platform, X.
” Hey Elon, May I had my designs again please”? Proyas posted, alongside photos comparing’ I, Robot’s ‘ automatic authorities power to Tesla’s Optimus machine, as well as the Cybercab and Robovan to automobiles in the film. The picture, set in 2035 and starring Will Smith, explores a planet where robots serve people under Isaac Asimov’s three laws of robotics.
While Musk’s celebration at the Warner Bros. significant in Burbank showcased Tesla’s new self-driving cars, Proyas ‘ problem stole the limelight. The connections have fueled rumors as to whether Tesla’s models were starkly influenced by the movie’s depiction of a tech-driven potential.
The unveiling even upset investors, leading to a fall in Tesla’s share. This is n’t the first time Musk has faced such criticism, in 2019, the Cybertruck was compared to designs from the action movie’ Total Recall ‘, as reported by the Variety.
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