According to Sawyer Merritt on X, Tesla said it is building an intelligence layer to automate digital workloads that complements its real‑world AI for vehicles and humanoid robots. According to Tesla’s statement shared by Merritt, the initiative extends Tesla’s autonomy stack—used for Full Self-Driving and Optimus—into back‑office and software workflows, signaling a move toward end‑to‑end AI operations. As reported by Merritt’s post, this could enable Tesla to integrate perception, planning, and action models with enterprise orchestration, creating opportunities in AI agents for logistics, customer operations, and manufacturing IT. According to the same source, the business impact includes potential new software revenue, verticalized agentic automation tied to Tesla hardware, and data network effects from cross‑domain learning between real‑world robotics and digital task automation.