25: AOC

The rivalry between Elon and Sam Altman just got crazier:

OpenAI's new $200 tool does EVERYTHING Tesla's $20,000 robots can't.

While Elon's bots stumble, Sam's AI is already replacing MILLIONS of workers.

Here's how ChatGPT just threatened Elon's crown: pic.twitter.com/IA0oNC86WY

— Baptiste (@BaptisteVicini) January 24, 2025

Enter "Operator" - OpenAI's new $200/month AI agent.

It can navigate websites, book travel, make reservations, and shop online.

It operates its own cloud-based browser, completing tasks autonomously.

No specialized APIs needed.

Here's why it's revolutionary: pic.twitter.com/uvmkUSMyhD

— Baptiste (@BaptisteVicini) January 24, 2025

While Tesla's Optimus struggles with basic movement:

• Stiff, unnatural gait
• Limited object manipulation
• Basic movement challenges

Operator is already automating complex web-based tasks.

The contrast is striking... pic.twitter.com/sEzCIm9SH5

— Baptiste (@BaptisteVicini) January 24, 2025

Unlike Tesla's robots that need specialized hardware:

Operator works with any existing website or app.

It uses reinforcement learning to adapt to new interfaces.

The implications for the workforce are staggering:

— Baptiste (@BaptisteVicini) January 24, 2025

The future belongs to:

• AI trainers and supervisors
• AI ethics specialists
• Human-AI collaboration experts

While Musk chases physical robots, Altman is redefining work.

But there's a darker side to this story: pic.twitter.com/YzRzwNORFR

— Baptiste (@BaptisteVicini) January 24, 2025

7/ She is not realpic.twitter.com/Wv9PEucXEN

— Poonam Soni (@CodeByPoonam) January 24, 2025