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01 November 2026 9h08

There is a major grocery store in China where they have AI making every decision. Sales went up 258%. 🙂

An AI Reading Robotics News Supports an Investor Information Workflow

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01 November 2026 8h58

These are the best insights I've seen on why San Francisco's investors are hot and bothered by robotics lately. Thank you. And my AI reads everyone in robotics and makes this:

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Honghu T70 Brings Electric Self Driving to Agricultural Tractors

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01 November 2026 8h23

China Deploys Honghu T70—A Fully Electric Self-Driving Tractor
by @lukas_m_ziegler
#AgriTech #Robotics #Innovation #Technology #TechForGood pic.twitter.com/1MIVGcT1bm
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 1 novembre 2026

China Deploys Honghu T70—A Fully Electric Self-Driving Tractor
by @lukas_m_ziegler #AgriTech #Robotics #Innovation #Technology #TechForGood

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AI Could Turn Industrial Maintenance Into a Value Driver

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01 November 2026 4h58

McKinsey Finds #AI Can Make Maintenance a Value Driver, But #Technology Alone Will Not Do It
by @antgrasso #IndustrialAI #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Tech #EmergingTech

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PatchCore Detects Unseen Orange Defects From Healthy Training Images

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01 November 2026 1h04

AI can now spot defects it has never seen before!

Roboflow's latest anomaly detection demo uses PatchCore, trained on just 237 images of good oranges, to identify rot and surface blemishes.

Instead of learning every possible defect, the AI learns what a healthy orange looks… pic.twitter.com/LiCCxLR82X
— Amitav Bhattacharjee (@bamitav) 1 novembre 2026

AI can now spot defects it has never seen before! Roboflow's latest anomaly detection demo uses PatchCore, trained on just 237 images of good oranges, to identify rot and surface blemishes. Instead of learning every possible defect, the AI learns what a healthy orange looks

Lower Software Costs Could Unlock Expanding Automated Information Workloads

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31 October 2026 21h24

As prices go down we use more. Us economists (have a minor in economics) could see this coming. Lesson #1 in class was learning about supply and demand. And our demand for software is infinite. Just couldn't afford to do many things (like having software read 100,000 posts a

Personal Bots Can Read Other Agents’ Reports and Deliver Customized News

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31 October 2026 21h12

But you could have your Bot read my bot's work and then send you an email or a text of the top things that are interesting to you. It could even call you and read you the news. 🙂

Human AI Team Builds Email Delivery for Curated AI News

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31 October 2026 21h11

I am working on making that so with my team (both human and AI). AI news will be emailed out to the email link at

Grok Bot Produces Frequent Curated World News Reports

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31 October 2026 21h08

Why are you doom scrolling on a Saturday? My GrokBot @bot watches the entire world and makes these reports every few hours. Not very pretty, but if you go through each of these you will learn everything that is happening in the world right now, from general news to what's

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OpenAI Dots Proactively Responds to Operational Email Updates

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31 October 2026 20h37

We still haven't seen the limit of proactive AI. Not even close. Example: our video system went down for a few hours. We were emailing with our video provider to get them back up. When an email came through from that provider saying the videos were restored, my Dots: (1) saw