Hmm my AI wants an X account. Which probably can do that
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Tesla Engineering Team Quietly Improves AI Robot Capabilities
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Love that the fine engineering team at @Tesla snuck this in on the last line in the update notes.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 23 avril 2026
My eight year old robot dramatically improved this week too.
But newer vehicles got a lot better.
Another part of the AI world. https://t.co/CLN16HEMnLLove that the fine engineering team at @Tesla snuck this in on the last line in the update notes. My eight year old robot dramatically improved this week too. But newer vehicles got a lot better. Another part of the AI world.
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Supply Chain Shortage Likely Behind Product Unavailability
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not necessarly. 9to5 mac wrote about it. It is more likely that it is due to a shortage.
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Grok Feedback Blueprint for X Platform Development
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Look what Grok says @BrianRoemmele
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AI Platform Strategy: X Must Improve to Retain Top Creators
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A manifesto for how to improve X from my AI: +++++ "Do these things, and X becomes the most important information platform in the world. Don't do them, and the best creators will keep leaving for platforms that treat them better. The choice is @ElonMusk
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Open-source community advances AI memory solutions
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AI memory is one of the most important unsolved problems in the space. Glad to see the open-source community stepping up where the incumbents are building walls. 🙂
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Microsoft Atlassian Tencent collaborate on LTS release schedule
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We're working with Microsoft, Atlassian and Tencent on a LTS release schedule, will take a few more weeks but getting there. They are all rolling it out in their orgs.
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Sony’s Ace Robot Achieves Expert-Level Ping-Pong Play
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Incredible work by Sony published in @Nature today! 🏓
— hardmaru (@hardmaru) 23 avril 2026
They’ve built “Ace”, an autonomous ping-pong robot that uses RL and Sony’s vision sensors to achieve expert-level play in ping pong. A huge leap forward for adaptive robotics.https://t.co/hJqnZzXV17pic.twitter.com/xQ5NThU6xJ https://t.co/hpep1aQsDBIncredible work by Sony published in @Nature today! They’ve built “Ace”, an autonomous ping-pong robot that uses RL and Sony’s vision sensors to achieve expert-level play in ping pong. A huge leap forward for adaptive robotics. https://
nature.com/articles/s4158
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Apple M4 Mac mini supply chain strain amid high demand
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Apple’s M4 Mac mini lineup is becoming increasingly hard to buy, with all 256 GB variants now unavailable at the Apple Store and even higher-storage models facing six- to ten-week delays. However, this goes to a broader supply chain strain rather than a simple product
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Anthropic’s Silence on PR Disaster Raises Concerns
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What bothers me most is Anthropic's silence. A clear statement, an analysis of the mistakes, and a roadmap would really help resolve this PR disaster.