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Watch a Self-Driving Car Take Out an Autonomous Robot
Is this the future we've been waiting for?
"Tesla has found itself involved in yet another self-driving car accident – and this time, its victim was a $2,000-per-day rentable humanoid robot," according to an article by Cheyenne MacDonald.
"Many are speculating" the incident might be a marketing stunt, according to MacDonald. Promobot is saying the collision "killed" the robot.
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