I did. But the example of using chocolate to practice abstinence from the allure of AI use is simply stupid and a ridiculous analogy.
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HighByte showcases IIoT solutions with live CNC demo
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Five partners, three case studies, one live CNC demo. HighByte's Hannover Messe lineup is packed. Watch our new interview with Torey Penrod-Cambra. Partner content with @HighByteInc. #highbyte_iiot #HM26 pic.twitter.com/Hj0U807SeY
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 19 avril 2026Five partners, three case studies, one live CNC demo. HighByte's Hannover Messe lineup is packed. Watch our new interview with Torey Penrod-Cambra. Partner content with @HighByteInc
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Flawed Analogy: Chocolate and AI Abstinence Critique
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Yes, that’s a good idea. However the example of using chocolate to practice abstinence from the allure of AI use is simply stupid and a ridiculous analogy.
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New GI Bill Pattern for AI Education and Workforce Training
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The better pattern is a new GI Bill. Past people to learn.
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Training 400-500 Editors Quarterly with Placement Cycles
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We usually train 4-500 editors a quarter and reply when a cohort is ending and during placement periods
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Corporate Theology: Protecting Indefensible AI Positions
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“The piece is doing protective work for a position the position cannot afford to lose. This is simply corporate theology. Nothing more.”
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D1 Autonomous Robots Revolutionize Last-Mile Delivery Solutions
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D1 Is Already Solving Last-Mile Delivery with Fully #Autonomous Campus Runs
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 19 avril 2026
by @XRoboHub#AI #Robotics #Engineering #Innovation #Technology pic.twitter.com/KSsRZyefIMD1 Is Already Solving Last-Mile Delivery with Fully #Autonomous Campus Runs
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Robotaxi Price War Set to Begin in Two Months
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Robotaxi price war starts in two years. Sorry two months. 🙂
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Unified AI Model Promises Fewer Mistakes Says Stanford Researcher
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No. At least not yet. @gravicle laid out at Stanford how a Unified Model is coming that will lead to a lot fewer mistakes.