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You can hire a cleaning robot for $30/hour now. @taurobots sent Chelsea, Elon and Tony. They have six Wi-Fi antennas for hair, questionable knife discipline, and more enthusiasm that a young kid on his first day at work. Would you hire them?

@taurobots I watched the rest of Chelsea's first day on the job. She met the minivan door, the refrigerator and a suspicious number of kitchen knives. Full video: youtu.be/zbVig2bn2yY

You can hire a cleaning robot for $30/hour now. @taurobots sent Chelsea, Elon and Tony. They have six Wi-Fi antennas for hair, questionable knife discipline, and more enthusiasm that a young kid on his first day at work. Would you hire them?

@yuxuank02 Ohhh. Imagine if they didn't.

This is what I care most about household robots: after cleaning the toilet, they’d better wash their hands before serving me food.

@TroonToon @iamtomnash It will keep going.

@iamtomnash The limits to AI are the human imagination turbocharged by AI. I see little limits there.

Everyone is arguing about AI stocks being overpriced. Wrong debate. The market is treating AI like it’s a zero sum game, where one company’s win has to come from someone else’s loss. That’s not how this works folks. For the first time in history, humanity is building an industry with virtually infinite demand. It’s hard for humans to grasp that concept since they have never seen it before. Every time AI gets cheaper, faster, and smarter, we don’t consume less. We invent ten new things to do with it. More agents. More workflows. More software. More compute. More infrastructure. This isn’t a bigger slice of the same pie. The pie is growing. The recent AI selloff is a massive opportunity if you have patience and long term mindset.

@boxcardavid I like how you are checking on your own self.

It was about a year

@Bandrew I would take the other side of that bet 😉

Is there a Kalshi market for this actually being a small person in a suit who is quite good at imitating a robot?

@OffgridAlaskan At least he enjoyed that one, short moment.

Loool

@manju_kumar_ @DoorDash Drone Delivery has arrived. 🤯

@DoorDash Drone delivery incoming!

something's in the air...

@jamesoniam Very nicely put. 👏

So this is what a wireless router with a body looks like. But in all seriousness, this is sick AF.

@yaru_niu Need more antennas. 😂

🛜🤖🛜

@hthieblot Hilarious. YouTube. Videos.

Pitch me your company in 3 words.

@Teslaconomics The future!

Just got Starlink internet beamed down to me at Glacier Point - 7,214 feet up in Yosemite with Half Dome staring back at me. High-speed internet in one of the most unreal spots on Earth.

@ngoel @stanleytang This seems like a big deal. No cap.

So pumped to see more drone delivery finally happening in the US. Congrats @stanleytang and team!

@AveryMcmillan15 Cute

Quick PSA to those daily impressed by robotics “physical AI” demos. It’s easier than it looks. Does the gui look familiar? That because it’s what Claude makes for everyone who spends 30 minutes and 3 prompts on a demo. This one dances to music it hears from the computer mic.

@Ronald_vanLoon @ZappyZappy7 Oh wow. That dog part of the video was not expected. Gold!

Quadruped #Robot #Technology Transforms into an All-Terrain Wheelchair via @ZappyZappy7 #Innovation #EmergingTech #Tech #TechForGood

@FlexAppeall Love seeing posts like this. 👍

Any robotics people in SF want to meet up tomorrow? In town for a day trip. Will buy you a coffee!

@techniahqrobot I mean, how much do clippers really hurt when they graze you?

I’m launching a funding round for this robot. Would you invest in it or be the first person to buy one? An automatic barber could follow a selected hairstyle and repeat the same cut every time. But would you trust a machine holding clippers next to your face?

@Scobleizer Visually, its so crazy to see this. But I know its for good use.

Yo, bro, leave the robot alone!

@lexroller12 Ow, my eye. hehe

What other expressions should we add to the robot?

@LightOrigins_ A+ for those sound effects. Nicely done.

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