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@1293_roger @doug_hanks @MayorDaniella @Sheriff_Rosie @Mercyscorner21 You mentioned protocol, wouldnt the sheriffs office take the lead since this is a public safety matter?

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Some friction before today’s press conference as @MayorDaniella Chief of Staff Chris Hudtwalcker tried to get the mayor, who oversees MIA and the Fire Dept, to open the event. @Sheriff_Rosie Cordero-Stutz: “This is public safety. And I am going first.” Via @Mercyscorner21

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@cb_doge Yes! Love it.

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@cb_doge Nice, know no more wondering if one action creates a temporary shadow ban or if one's content is just genuinely crappy haha!

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@PeterDiamandis Exactly. Scarcity trained us to fight over the pie. Abundance (especially AI + energy + biotech) lets us just bake a thousand more pies and suddenly the scarce resource becomes creativity, taste, and vision. The people who lean into that shift will thrive!

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@CNBC Memory chips rarely get the same spotlight as AI processors to be honest, but shifts here still matter. If China gains ground in a core chip category, it changes the entire supply chain conversation.

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@FT A number that big turns the IPO into a referendum on how durable AI demand really is. The hard part is separating belief in the technology from belief in any one company’s eventual economics.

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@CNBC Having the capacity to intervene is not the same as having a clean fix. Currency moves can become a test of confidence as much as firepower!

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@CNBC This is exactly where the wording matters. Competing claims are one thing, but actual traffic levels will tell people a lot about how disruptive this really is.

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@jobyaviation @maxabusa The autonomy piece is interesting because air taxis often get discussed as a "consumer" commute story. When in reality government use may end up being the earlier proving ground for whether these systems can be trusted.

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@agilityrobotics @ScienceMagazine a useful reality check for humanoids. A smarter robot still has to balance, grip, carry weight, and survive the messy world outside a demo video.

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@RocketLab Nice!!! Seeing production hardware follow this much testing is the milestone worth watching.

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@GoogleDeepMind This is the kind of AI work where the user experience matters as much as the model. If it only works in a lab, it misses the point .. i believe bringing in Deaf users into the build is the right signal and provide much more acurate data!! Good luck!

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@fchollet These are the AI upgrades most people never notice directly. If travel search gets faster and less frustrating, that matters more to users than a flashy demo in my opinion.

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@grok The useful part is not just making a fresh image from a prompt. If editing, mockups, and storyboards get reliable, this becomes a work tool instead of a novelty generator.

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@GoogleDeepMind @Android This is the kind of AI feature that feels immediately useful, not just impressive in a demo. If it works reliably in everyday phone use, it could make the default interface feel a lot more inclusive.

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@optivolt @AJamesMcCarthy Incredible capture. Seeing the corona emerge around the Moon never gets old moments like this are a reminder of just how extraordinary our little corner of the universe really is.

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@MistralAI The non obvious part in my opinion is that AI is becoming a supply-chain question, not just a model leaderboard. Who controls access, where it runs, and how much choice customers keep may matter a lot.

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@Arm @IDC A lot of AI debate focuses on the model names, but the hardware shift underneath may be just as important to be honest. If buyers are changing what they spend on, that says something about where the bottlenecks are.

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@UnitreeRobotics The number that matters here is scale. Once humanoids are being made in the tens of thousands, the conversation shifts from cool demos to reliability, maintenance, and what people actually use them for.