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That’s as Robots as Robots Gets

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29 April 2026 8h38

Thats as robots as robots gets.

Startup Investment Misalignment: Building for Demo Days, Not Workers

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29 April 2026 8h32

41% of startup investment going into areas workers don't want automated is a market signal that founders are building for demo day, not for the person doing the job.

MIT study questions AI automation ROI amid massive capex spending

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29 April 2026 7h55

MIT finding AI automation only economically viable in 23% of vision-primary roles sits in direct tension with $740B in capex and 92,000 layoffs. Those two things cannot both be rational at the same time.

AI Transition: Jobs, Spending, and Economic Uncertainty Ahead

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29 April 2026 7h53

The optimist answer is new jobs, new spending categories, wealth redistribution. The honest answer is nobody knows if that transition happens fast enough or broadly enough this time.

AI Job Replacement Requires Less Compute Than Expected

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29 April 2026 7h32

Replacing 50% of entry-level jobs doesn't mean running 50% more AI. It means running existing AI on the tasks those humans were doing. The compute requirement is far lower than the framing implies.

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Autonomous Inspection Robot for Hazardous Environments

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29 April 2026 7h27

#Autonomous Inspection #Robot Designed for Safe Operation in Explosive and Hazardous Environments
via @ZappyZappy7
#Robotics #EmergingTech #Innovation #Technology pic.twitter.com/lagSGKQPAN
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 29 avril 2026

#Autonomous Inspection #Robot Designed for Safe Operation in Explosive and Hazardous Environments
via @ZappyZappy7 #Robotics #EmergingTech #Innovation #Technology

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Starting a Robotics Company: Key Considerations

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29 April 2026 7h18

Fellow X user:
Have you considered starting a robotics company?

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AI Agents Automate Code Review and Fixes Loop

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29 April 2026 7h15

codex now runs on each commit we land, reviews it – and if a booboo is found, a new codex spins up and (if still relevant) makes a PR for the fix. Then a review agent spins up. If an issue is found, another agent will fix the issues. (up to 5 loops)