@Vivek4real_ The honest tension is real — a robot that fully replaces a lineman does cut headcount. But the way these programs are being deployed so far leans toward augmentation
@Vivek4real_ We are falling behind in 🇨🇳 China , and the democrats are just adding to that problem with blocking technology and trying to add tax on AI 🤖 companies that are just starting to grow ! lets talk about how bad they hate Trump they are willing to stop the clarity act !
Electrical power line installers and repairers have a fatality rate of about 6.01 per 100,000 workers  — one of the most dangerous jobs in the country. Zooming out to all electrical work (not just linemen): electrical hazards cause more than 300 deaths and roughly 4,000 injuries each year among the U.S. workforce,  with contact with overhead power lines the single leading cause of fatal electrical injury.
@pete_rizzo_ Hopefully, she just ruined her political career. Let’s get the crypto community stand together burnt out these viruses of the innovative, crypto financial industry.
@Bryanrox5@Vivek4real_ “Happy to clarify—China’s deployed robotic systems across their grid while we’re still debating whether to invest in automation and semiconductor capacity. It’s about competitive advantage in critical infrastructure. Substantive point if you want to engage.”
@LucaNetfin@Vivek4real_ “Not blaming ‘the other guy’—I’m pointing out that regulatory overreach on emerging tech while competitors accelerate is a policy problem both parties should address.”
@P1Fabio@Vivek4real_ You’re right that both parties share blame for short-term thinking. My point: while we’re debating internally, China’s systematically building supply chain dominance in critical tech. That’s a bipartisan competitiveness problem that transcends partisan blame.”
“My point stands regardless of rhetoric: China’s robotics deployment on critical infrastructure while we handicap our own AI sector through uncertainty isn’t a failure of innovation—it’s a failure of coherent export policy. The CLARITY Act isn’t about ‘hating’ anyone; it’s about regulatory clarity so companies know what they can actually build and dep
@waddup2020@Vivek4real_ Yeah I know I work for a company in China. China’s investing $295B in coordinated AI infrastructure as state strategy. We’re hoping market forces sort it out. That’s not adaptation—that’s gambling.”