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by heymijo
1530 days ago
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In the original iteration of Tesla’s Fremont factory Musk insisted on automation. Global automakers in the 80’s learned the limits and perils of automation. Musk decided he had to learn that mistake for himself, years later admitting the process needed people more than he imagined. The collective knowledge gained in making quality automobiles since Toyota started until now is widely available, especially with someone who has the resources to hire people with that experience. |
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Yes, this is a fair point, I do concede.