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Hidden Value in Humanoid Robotics Beyond Surface Appeal

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15 April 2026 9h40

Everyone is watching the robots. I think the smarter bet may be hiding inside them.

The more I look at humanoid robotics, the more I feel many people are focusing on the shiny part of the story and missing the layer that may end up capturing a lot of the value.

That is what… pic.twitter.com/vauLjwU5Uk
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 15 avril 2026

Everyone is watching the robots. I think the smarter bet may be hiding inside them. The more I look at humanoid robotics, the more I feel many people are focusing on the shiny part of the story and missing the layer that may end up capturing a lot of the value. That is what

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15 April 2026
AI Democratization: Business Users Now Drive Competitive Advantage

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14 April 2026 11h01

The companies falling behind are not the ones with the hardest problems.

They are the ones solving them too slowly.

What I see more and more is that AI is changing who gets to improve a business.

It is no longer only technical teams.

Today, business users can automate… pic.twitter.com/dtdHBYuLkz
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 14 avril 2026

The companies falling behind are not the ones with the hardest problems. They are the ones solving them too slowly. What I see more and more is that AI is changing who gets to improve a business. It is no longer only technical teams. Today, business users can automate

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14 April 2026
The Deceptive Convenience: AI’s Hidden Dangers

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14 April 2026 7h01

The most dangerous thing about AI may be how helpful it feels.

That is what more people are starting to realize.

AI now drafts our emails, summarizes reports, helps us code, manages calendars, and answers questions in seconds.

Convenient, impressive, efficient.

But none of… pic.twitter.com/1t46mt4pWS
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 14 avril 2026

The most dangerous thing about AI may be how helpful it feels. That is what more people are starting to realize. AI now drafts our emails, summarizes reports, helps us code, manages calendars, and answers questions in seconds. Convenient, impressive, efficient. But none of

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14 April 2026
Comma AI’s $999 Self-Driving System Challenges Billion-Dollar Competitors

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13 April 2026 11h01

Everyone says self-driving needs billions. Comma ai built a very uncomfortable counterexample for $999. That is what makes this story so interesting to me. While Waymo, Cruise, and others spent billions building robotaxis, custom vehicles, and tightly controlled systems,

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13 April 2026
Japan’s Systematic Approach to Earthquake Resilience

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12 April 2026 11h01

Japan does not wait for disaster to teach the lesson twice. That is what stands out to me. It lives with constant seismic risk, yet keeps turning resilience into a system, not a slogan. Japan sits in one of the world’s most earthquake-prone regions, and the country has kept

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12 April 2026
Platforms monetize attention hijacking and paid solutions equally

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12 April 2026 7h00

Platforms charge companies to hijack our attention, then charge us to reclaim it.
A very elegant way to monetize both the problem and the fake solution. YouTube perfected the art of monetizing both the interruption and the escape. #AI #Advertising #AttentionEconomy

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12 April 2026
Generative AI Restores Dad’s Childhood Photo with Creative Touch

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11 April 2026 11h00

I will always be grateful that Generative AI restored my dad’s childhood photo and apparently asked itself, “What if Chucky, but sentimental?” #AI #GenerativeAI #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #DigitalTrust #FutureOfWork #Technology #MachineLearning Image credits: Ralph

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11 April 2026
Huawei MateBook Fold Redefines Personal Computing with Foldable Display

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11 April 2026 7h01

Huawei may have just shown where personal computing is heading next.
And it looks a lot less like a traditional laptop.

The MateBook Fold takes an 18.3-inch OLED display, folds it like a book, and turns it into a smaller 13-inch device when closed.

No built-in keyboard.

Just a… pic.twitter.com/NsgPFmI041
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 11 avril 2026

Huawei may have just shown where personal computing is heading next.
And it looks a lot less like a traditional laptop. The MateBook Fold takes an 18.3-inch OLED display, folds it like a book, and turns it into a smaller 13-inch device when closed. No built-in keyboard. Just a

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11 April 2026
Screen Learning Evidence Gap: What Research Actually Shows

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10 April 2026 11h01

We keep being told that more screens improve learning.

The evidence is far less convincing.

What stands out to me in this debate is the gap between what parents are told and what the research actually suggests.

During a recent Senate hearing, brain expert Jared Cooney Horvath… pic.twitter.com/A5aAcbd50M
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 10 avril 2026

We keep being told that more screens improve learning. The evidence is far less convincing. What stands out to me in this debate is the gap between what parents are told and what the research actually suggests. During a recent Senate hearing, brain expert Jared Cooney Horvath

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10 April 2026
AI Boom as Hidden Capital Machine: Big Tech Financial Loop

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10 April 2026 7h01

What if the AI boom is not just a technology race, but a capital machine hiding in plain sight?

The deeper I look at this ecosystem, the less it feels like a messy market and the more it looks like a closed financial loop.

That is what makes this so striking.

→ Big Tech funds… pic.twitter.com/VuOLXC4Dwo
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 10 avril 2026

What if the AI boom is not just a technology race, but a capital machine hiding in plain sight? The deeper I look at this ecosystem, the less it feels like a messy market and the more it looks like a closed financial loop. That is what makes this so striking. → Big Tech funds

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10 April 2026

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