A new video shows two Tesla Optimus humanoid robots performing synchronized dance movements, highlighting major progress in balance control, joint precision, and motion planning. The smooth, coordinated steps suggest rapid improvements in humanoid robot agility as Tesla continues developing Optimus for real-world tasks in homes, factories, and public environments. [Robots, Tesla] #ETTechNow | ET NOW

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Will humanoid robots take human jobs? As fears grow that AI will displace workers, Robert Playter, CEO of Boston Dynamics, says robots will change the kind of work people do. “The really repetitive, really back-breaking labor is really, is going to end up being done by robots. But these robots are not so autonomous that they don’t need to be managed. They need to be built. They need to be trained. They need to be serviced,” he says. | 60 Minutes