The very moment SpaceX CEO Elon Musk gave the instruction to bring Starship back home after it had softly splashed down and was floating in the ocean, “We should get it back,” Elon said. The recovery team had no plan whatsoever for how they were going to recover the ship. They formulated the plan while already heading toward Starship, and they succeeded. That’s the maniacal sense of urgency right there. Elon: “What's the closest ship, plane or whatever?” SpaceX engineer: “We have a ship fairly close and big enough” Elon: “We should get it back” SpaceX engineer: “We will try”
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Ese cerebro piensa mas rápido que toda la compañía junta, los ingenieros debieron preveer que esto podria suceder y tener un vehículo pensando para recuperarla, pero le toco al mismo Elon decirles que había que hacerlo

Sep 17, 2026 · 4:05 AM UTC

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TESLA Optimus just passed a test specifically designed to prove you’re not a robot. This AI-powered humanoid robot just beat the “Are you human?” test designed to keep bots out. The robot successfully identified every image containing a bicycle and passed the CAPTCHA, then celebrated after convincing the system it was human. CAPTCHAs were created to separate humans from automated systems, but advances in AI vision and robotic control are quickly blurring that line. What used to be a simple barrier for bots is becoming another demonstration of how closely machines can replicate human perception and how quickly computer interaction with AI and robotics is advancing.
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