Yup. And those who have the capital (and smarts) to build their own AIs.
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GE-Sim 2.0 Advances Embodied Intelligence for Scalable Robot Learning
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GE-Sim 2.0 shows how simulation is evolving toward embodied intelligence, combining video generation, state estimation and policy evaluation in one framework
— Antonio Grasso (@antgrasso) 14 avril 2026
A relevant step for scalable robot learning#AGIBOT Partner#AGIBOTAIWeek #GenieEnvisioner #Robotics #visualsimulation https://t.co/OUFydX0y2VGE-Sim 2.0 shows how simulation is evolving toward embodied intelligence, combining video generation, state estimation and policy evaluation in one framework A relevant step for scalable robot learning #AGIBOT Partner #AGIBOTAIWeek #GenieEnvisioner #Robotics #visualsimulation
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AI Team Redirects Product Strategy in New Direction
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Yup. The AI team is pushing the product into a new direction hard. Mostly in a good direction, actually. But it is different, getting used to that.
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Grok AI: Challenging Arguments with Elon Musk’s Conversational Agent
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Good luck arguing with Grok. 🙂
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AI Content Moderation and Ethical System Design Choices
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Well, my AI doesn't include any assholes in the page it builds. Except for me, of course. 🙂
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Food Security: Only Guyana Produces All Seven Essential Groups
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Food security looks very different from wealth. Only one country – Guyana – can produce all seven essential food groups domestically. Most others, including large economies like the U.S. and China, rely on imports in at least one category. That highlights a structural reality.
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AI Algorithms Replace Influencer Networks in Content Distribution
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Yup. Many Influencers had networks of people who reshared each other's posts. They are almost wholly gone from my feed, which is good. But the whole system has changed now that AI is deciding what to distribute (and pay for). In some good, and some bad, ways.
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AI Skills and Judgment: Tools Don’t Close the Gap
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Research, writing, and problem-solving with AI require taste and judgment to use well. Those skills aren't evenly distributed and the tools don't close that gap automatically.
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BMW Tests AEON Humanoid Robot in Leipzig Factory
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One of the first real world pilots is already underway. At BMW’s Leipzig factory, BMW Group is testing the humanoid robot AEON together with Hexagon Robotics. Early focus areas: → Battery assembly → Component manufacturing If this works at scale, the future factory workforce could look very different. Watch the full video to see what this means for manufacturing. Don't miss out on the latest AI advancements! Sign up here to stay informed! intelligentworld.org/discove…
→ View original post on X — @ronald_vanloon, 2026-04-14 08:30 UTC
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AI-Powered Robotic Coordination: The Flexibility Revolution
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The real breakthrough is coordination. These systems combine: → Precision measurement systems → High performance actuators → AI based motion control This allows smooth, controlled movement in environments built for humans. Which means one robot could potentially: → Assemble batteries → Move components → Assist different workstations Flexibility becomes the new productivity multiplier.
→ View original post on X — @ronald_vanloon, 2026-04-14 08:30 UTC