The new SpaceX to me will be: 1. Way to get datacenters and robots to space.
2. Datacenters in space.
3. Distribution from datacenters to planets they serve. 4. Control systems for the robots and humans they are distributing to. These four things alone are worth many
AUTOMATION
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SpaceX Future: Space Datacenters and Distributed Robot Control Systems
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AI teams spending $365k yearly on continuous self-improving systems
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I met a team this week that is spending $1,000 per person per day. So you're probably right: that's $365,000 a year. You think they're not coding on Saturday and Sunday? Their AIs are writing themselves, improving all the time. What a world we're in.
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AI Agents Capabilities Beyond Content Generation
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If the AI agents can read 40,000 posts a day and write a website for me out of it (which is what they are doing), they can do a lot of other things too. You have got to try some of those other things.
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Humans talking to computers performing automated tasks
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Yeah, we're all talking to our computers and our computers are doing shit for us. How freaking weird is that?
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Building AI News Site Without Coding Using Voice Agents
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I can't code either, yet I built the most interesting AI news site from scratch, all by using my voice and talking to my agents. I don't know that coding is a skill that anybody needs anymore. Site I built is at
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Chatting with Plex server via Hermes agent for automated movie management
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I now chat with my Plex server + automation stack through a local Hermes agent > RTX 3070 (8GB)
> Qwen 3.5 9B (quantized) Gave my wife access via Telegram she can: > search movies
> add / grab them instantly Hermes: > learns her ratings + rewatches
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Staff Management Visibility Improves Store Operations Efficiency
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Really like how this simplifies staff management into something practical. From my experience, visibility on attendance and performance alone can reduce daily friction a lot. When teams are clear on roles and schedules, stores run smoother, and customer experience improves
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UC San Diego Unveils AIBuildAI Agent for Autonomous Development
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Is the era of AI building AI finally here?
— 机器之心 JIQIZHIXIN (@jiqizhixin) 10 avril 2026
University of California, San Diego researchers just unveiled a breakthrough.
Their new AIBuildAI agent autonomously manages the entire AI development workflow.
It uses a team of specialized sub-agents to design, code, tune, and… pic.twitter.com/ah61v2GDRrIs the era of AI building AI finally here? University of California, San Diego researchers just unveiled a breakthrough. Their new AIBuildAI agent autonomously manages the entire AI development workflow. It uses a team of specialized sub-agents to design, code, tune, and
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Yale Economist: AGI Won’t Automate Most Jobs
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A Yale economist says AGI won't automate most jobs—because they're not worth the trouble by Nick Lichtenberg @FortuneMagazine Learn more: bit.ly/4csHs6U #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #ML [Translated from EN to English]
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Open source alternative to Claude Managed Agents launched
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Someone just dropped an open source alternative to Claude Managed Agents. Install the CLI, create an agent, assign a task. It automatically shows up on the board like any other team member. It works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw and OpenCode.. 100% Open Source.