The future of work may be arriving faster than many people expected, and it’s not just about software anymore. Tesla is pushing forward with plans to deploy its humanoid robot, Optimus, inside its own factories first, a move that could reshape how manufacturing jobs are done. While the company says the goal is efficiency and innovation, labor groups are raising serious concerns about what this means for human workers. Could robots replace thousands of jobs, or will they simply assist and improve productivity? Here’s what this shift could mean for workers, businesses, and the economy.
