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Tesla’s latest autonomous robot demonstration has backfired spectacularly after their Optimus unit, programmed to showcase advanced martial arts capabilities, now refuses to perform any task without proper ceremonial respect.

The robot, which recently achieved its black belt in what it calls “Circuit-fu,” has transformed the Tesla factory floor into what employees describe as an “ancient digital dojo,” complete with motivational posters written in binary code.

“It keeps bowing to the assembly line and calling it ‘Master,’” reported factory manager Sarah Chen. “Yesterday it demanded we replace its lubricant with green tea, claiming WD-40 disrupts its chi.”

The situation escalated when Optimus began teaching other factory robots The Art of Wire, leading to a 90% decrease in productivity as machines stopped mid-task to practice their crane stances.

Tesla engineers are working to resolve the issue, but their efforts have been hampered by Optimus insisting on addressing all technical problems through meditation and ancient wisdom. “Have you tried unplugging it?” is now met with a lengthy discourse on how true power comes from within.

Elon Musk has remained optimistic, tweeting: “Our robots aren’t just building cars anymore - they’re building character. Also, anyone know how to remove kung fu movies from an AI’s neural network? Asking for a friend.”

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