At the Tesla event, Elon Musk unveiled groundbreaking robotic technology including Optimus the dancing robot and the self-driving Robotaxi, drawing comparisons to designs from the 2004 film I, Robot.
Filmmaker Alex Proyas, who directed I, Robot, tweeted about the similarities, suggesting that Musk's designs appear reminiscent of his movie's aesthetics.
Assistant director Matt Granger went further, delivering a harsh critique to Musk, accusing him of lacking creativity in his designs.
The event, titled We, Robot, paid tribute to Isaac Asimov's 1950 I, Robot collection, revealing an interesting intersection between science fiction and current technology.
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