The people panicking about AI taking their jobs aren't losing to AI. They're losing to the person who spent 30 days actually learning how to use it.

Google is losing the AI war not because of bad technology. But because they're too scared to break their own $200B search business. The innovator's dilemma is playing out in real time and everyone is watching.

Companies aren't replacing workers with AI. They're replacing workers with ONE person who uses AI. That one person is doing the job of 6 people for 1.5x the salary. The math is brutal and HR isn't talking about it.

My son is watching this cartoon about a cat and a goldfish and some weird blue thing, and I'm supposed to be doing something productive but I'm sitting on the couch instead, watching these characters roast each other in ways that shouldn't be in a kids show. The writing is insane. The jokes land different when you're an adult, darker, meaner, funnier. I'm laughing while my son is just consuming it, not even getting why I'm losing it over a scene about a kid trying to sell his organs. I tell my wife it's actually brilliant and she looks at me like I've lost it. But then she sits down and by episode 3 she's hooked too. We're competing to watch ahead without the kid, bonding over a cartoon about a family that's as broken as ours sometimes feels. Now when he says he's watching "THE WONDERFUL WEIRD WORLD OF GUMBALL" I don't roll my eyes, I clear my schedule. It's become my show too, this thing he introduced me to that I wasn't supposed to care about. The weird blue thing gets more laughs out of me than anything on grown up TV. My son thinks he's babysitting me.

Within 5 years your doctor, lawyer and financial advisor will all be AI. The wealthy will still pay for human ones. Not because humans are better. But as a status symbol. Access to human expertise will become a luxury good.

People using 10 AI tools a day are the least productive people in the room. They're optimizing the process instead of doing the work. AI addiction is the new procrastination. Nobody wants to hear that.

Most AI startups aren't building products. They're building demos with a Stripe checkout. The entire industry is one OpenAI API price hike away from collapsing.

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The most dangerous career advice in tech right now is "learn to code." The real advice is "learn to think." AI writes code. It can't replace the person who knows WHAT to build and WHY. School taught you the wrong skill.

Ati Motors Unveils “Sherpa Mecha”: A Humanoid-Inspired Industrial #Robot by @CyberRobooo #AI #Robotics #RPA #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology

This Solar-Powered Van by Students Can Go 700 km in a Sunny Day by @wef #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy

This #Robot from XTIM is literally a flying machine that flaps like a real bird by @lukas_m_ziegler #Robotics #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #Innovation #TechForGood

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Most AI startups aren't building products. They're building demos with a Stripe checkout. The entire industry is one OpenAI API price hike away from collapsing. #AI #Startups #Tech

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Most broadcast innovation conversations focus on the camera. But after seeing the T-Mobile Range Show at the PGA Championship with @TMobileBusiness, I think the bigger breakthrough is this: The cameras can already move. The real constraint was the cable. Here’s why that matters for every media operation…

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Power-Line Charging #Drone: Aerial #Robotics That Refuel Mid-Air by @x_viral_vibes #EmergingTech #Technology #Innovation #Tech

Apple officially revamped Siri into Siri AI as part of Apple Intelligence, heavily powered by Google's Gemini models. Meanwhile Craig Federighi says: "We, of course, don't use Google Search or anything like that as the foundation of our system. So, hope that's clear." #WWDC

NVIDIA: we spent $40B on chip R&D Tesla: hold my electric car AI6 might just break chip efficiency records 👀 #Tesla #AI6 #NVIDIA