Yeah, I have hundreds of stories to tell that people have told me over the years. Like when the execs at Miramar, big Hollywood company, in early days of AI art models, told a guy I know "there's no way people want to create AI films."
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Banning Chinese models will only boost their popularity
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Yes, and they will lose. What, are they going to ban all of China's models? That will just make them more popular:
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China wins as AI frustrations with US firms and government grow
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China wins. My AI puts into words our frustrations with Anthropic, OpenAI, and the USA government (an agent trained by me and @blevlabs
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Super Nori: Proactive Family AI Agent for Home Coordination
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Everyone's betting the future of AI on autonomous agents for work and nobody is talking about what happens at home.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 26 juin 2026
That's where Super Nori is heading. A Proactive Family AI Agent designed specifically around how messy and unstructured family coordination actually is instead of… https://t.co/OK8h10mV02 pic.twitter.com/Zaf2ohNDO5Everyone's betting the future of AI on autonomous agents for work and nobody is talking about what happens at home. That's where Super Nori is heading. A Proactive Family AI Agent designed specifically around how messy and unstructured family coordination actually is instead of
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Billions spent on AI, but memory was the real bottleneck
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Do you understand the irony of what just happened?
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 26 juin 2026
We spent two years and BILLIONS of dollars making AI models smarter. What was actually holding them back was that they forget everything after each session.
It was memory. https://t.co/0krKlMh469Do you understand the irony of what just happened? We spent two years and BILLIONS of dollars making AI models smarter. What was actually holding them back was that they forget everything after each session. It was memory.
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Overview of over 400 decentralized AI companies
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This is 400+ companies in the decentralized AI space. That'll get you started.
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Lack of compute forces AI researchers to relocate
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If you can't get compute, you can't build AI. And if you're a researcher who can't build AI, you go somewhere where you can get compute so you can build it. https://t.co/pjHacwzm0C
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 26 juin 2026If you can't get compute, you can't build AI. And if you're a researcher who can't build AI, you go somewhere where you can get compute so you can build it.
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Overcoming fear of Grok’s knowledge for agentic news reading
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Grok knows everything. It knows all my good, all my bad, and all my evil. It knows how I think and everything about my last 20 years. It's a little scary, but once you get over the fear and apply it to agentic thinking, all of a sudden I have an AI that reads the news for me.
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Stolen LLM content called a distillation of humanity
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It's true: all the LLM companies stole my content and didn't compensate me for it. I'm not that unhappy, but others are livid about that. It certainly is a distillation of humanity, isn't it?
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Grok’s reports improve by learning from uploaded videos
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Grok's reports are getting better about what it learned by watching the videos I upload: