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Tesla still earns most of its money by manufacturing and selling electric vehicles, but listening to Elon Musk discuss the company increasingly feels like hearing the blueprint for an artificial intelligence laboratory. Nearly half of his remarks across recent earnings calls have centered on autonomous driving, robotaxis, AI infrastructure and humanoid robots. That shift dominated Tesla’s second-quarter call. Vehicle deliveries, margins and new factories remained part of the conversation, yet Musk devoted much of his attention to machines that drive themselves, robots that perform physical labor and the specialized computers required to operate both. The financial results offered Musk room to pursue that vision. …
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