> I honestly believe they have robots solved and that's why AI CEOs are shitting their pants now, and everybody is wondering what's going on.
Or it's the oodles of money they're on the hook for and subsequent reputation destruction haunting them like the grim reaper.
> Don't you think it's weird that they have a production line for humanoid robots targeting 20,000 units a week, and meanwhile say "the robots cannot generalize yet".
This wouldn't be the first time in history that happened. Lots of companies overshoot capacity being overly-optimistic [1].