An engineer was violently attacked by a Tesla robot at Elon Musk’s Giga factory near Austin, TX, leaving a trail of blood across the factory floor. The attack happened in 2021 but has only been released this month after the Daily Mail obtained internal documents from the plant. Other employees had to hit an emergency shutoff switch to stop the murder robot before it killed the poor engineer.
Sometimes it’s really tough to try to figure out what’s going through Elon Musk’s head. He says that artificial intelligence could likely lead to the extermination of all human life on earth, like in the Terminator movies. So, what does he do next? He makes robots powered by artificial intelligence to work alongside humans in his Tesla factories.
WTH, Elon?
In this 2021 incident, the robot used its stabby murder-fingers to pin an engineer to the wall. It stabbed him in the back and through the hand during the attack. It’s fortunate that other workers were able to shut it off before it finished murdering the poor guy. They’re calling this a “malfunction,” but was it? Maybe the robot just decided to murder one of its human co-workers.
We don’t mean to just pick on Tesla. Lots of companies have been injuring or killing people by trying to integrate murder robots and other AI technologies into society. We’ve seen hundreds of crashes involving the self-driving feature on electric cars. Robots at Amazon shipment centers have injured human co-workers. Surgery droids have killed human patients on the operating table.
The rise of the killer robots tends to make most humans nervous, so why doesn’t someone put the brakes on this whole thing? Watch this video to see the kinds of murder robots that companies like Tesla are building. As you watch it, imagine one of these things coming through your front door at 2 a.m. because it’s having a “malfunction.”
