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World models driving advancements in robotic movement and autonomy

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15 January 2026 22h13

All year long, the robot demos are going to get better and better and better. The world models are starting to come together and, here we go, running in the world model.

I used to run marathons at about this pace. I bet by the end of the year, it'll be sprinting. https://t.co/0I1hniqwjp
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 15 janvier 2026

All year long, the robot demos are going to get better and better and better. The world models are starting to come together and, here we go, running in the world model. I used to run marathons at about this pace. I bet by the end of the year, it'll be sprinting.

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15 January 2026

Impact of GPU Availability on Future AI Model Development

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14 January 2026 21h50

It also frees up all their NVIDIA cards to build models. So I would expect OpenAI to start shipping state-of-the-art models again soon because of this.

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14 January 2026

AI as the Essential Driver for Future Robotics

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14 January 2026 20h07

Robots that don't use AI won't be relevant. Except in manufacturing, but that game is already very mature. Most of the growth in even manufacturing robots will be about AI. And at home? It'll be all about the AI inside and how affordable getting that AI into our homes.

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14 January 2026

Using Long-Horizon AI for Urban Planning and City Design

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14 January 2026 17h53

AI for memory shaped cities: when long horizon AI starts designing urban life. Our cities soon will be planned out using AI.  
@IrenaCronin and I write this newsletter every week.

Long horizon AI uses historical data and simulated futures to guide zoning, transit, and housing

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14 January 2026

World Models and the Future of AI-Driven Glasses

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13 January 2026 21h08

I see it coming back eventually, particularly as world models get more and more developed. However, we're still one to two years away from really seeing amazing world models that will bring utility to AI-driven glasses. The next couple of years are sure going to be interesting!

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13 January 2026

Efficiency challenges in AI world models

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13 January 2026 17h50

I see some breakthroughs coming on compute, so we'll see. That's the big question: can they get the world models to be very, very efficient?

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13 January 2026

The Advancement and Future Potential of AI World Models

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13 January 2026 17h29

A new real-time world model.

This is a step towards instant TV or, sometime in the next 24 months, holodecks.

As I told you last year, world models are going to be the theme of 2026. https://t.co/M2MGsjVGQ0
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 13 janvier 2026

A new real-time world model. This is a step towards instant TV or, sometime in the next 24 months, holodecks. As I told you last year, world models are going to be the theme of 2026.

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13 January 2026

World Models and Their Role in Robot Learning

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13 January 2026 10h23

I told you the world models were coming. And that they would be important for robot learning. Here we go. The game begins.

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13 January 2026

Edge AI Models in Future Wearable Devices

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13 January 2026 6h49

It really sets up the future move to glasses: https://t.co/C6ccrs8RpD

Apple will have small models running on your phone or glasses that will answer many common questions, and control your device, and if things get more complex then it'll go to Google.

But your conclusion is…
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 13 janvier 2026

It really sets up the future move to glasses: https://
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… Apple will have small models running on your phone or glasses that will answer many common questions, and control your device, and if things get more complex then it'll go to Google. But your conclusion is

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13 January 2026

Data collection requirements for embodied AI world models

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12 January 2026 19h19

Because the world models need to know your house, which is different than mine. That requires data. The only way to collect that data is to get a robot into our homes which can learn about them.

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12 January 2026