It can even simulate me. "Simulate a conversation between Robert Scoble and Elon Musk about the future of brain/computer interfaces." And it can tell you, quite accurately, how I think. The last thing it doesn't know is my bank account password. Yeah, that matters. 🙂
@scobleizer
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Custom algo monitors AI community posts daily
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AI workspace tool used for event prep
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AI helped me prepare for Google I/O Google I/O happened this week, and I used LobeHub to help prepare for it: https://
lobehub.com What I found is that LobeHub feels less like another chatbot and more like an AI workspace. I started with a simple prompt: “Get me ready for -
AI lab writes kernel code autonomously
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I met an AI lab that said their AI is now writing kernel code. So expect to see even that part of the OS eaten into.
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Agent reads tweets to generate AI news site
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AI aggregator site with curated industry lists
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I have my AI read 40,000 posts a day from the AI community here on X and it builds this site with the biggest news: https://
alignednews.com/ai But if you want the firehose, I built the most complete lists of the AI industry (50,000 people, 8,700 companies) that exists here on X: -
Using AI agents for autonomous market research and product development
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Me pretending to do work while my http://
rocket.new agent researches the market, builds the app, optimizes it, and watches competitors 24/7. Most AI tools help you write code. Rocket does the whole loop: Research what people actually want, build the product, deploy it, -
Using an AI agent to automate YouTube video production
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I've been using @viktor__com as an employee this morning.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 19 mai 2026
It is now watching a video, coming up with titles and such, before uploading. This should really solve a big problem for me and get my YouTube channel going again. And it does a lot more, which explains why it got funded.… https://t.co/uHX5xFlI3MI've been using @viktor__com as an employee this morning. It is now watching a video, coming up with titles and such, before uploading. This should really solve a big problem for me and get my YouTube channel going again. And it does a lot more, which explains why it got funded.
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Wearable hardware and the future of personal AI
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They get cameras and speakers near your eyes and ears. Hugely important for making AI much more personal.
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Upcoming AI-powered glasses: Audio and information display variants
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Two types of new AI-driven glasses coming. The smallest is "information displays." With glanceable elements. Launching next year. First "audio glasses" coming this fall. Why no displays? I hear they are still too expensive based on consumer research. And too hard to make