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[RUST ORACLE @therustoracle]

YOUR CHEF CALLS IN SICK

THIS ONE DOESN’T

A humanoid robot is cooking on a real kitchen line in China

Not a demo. A working kitchen

It grabs the wok. Stir-fries. Plates the food. Next order

Behind it - rows of meals it already made

A man stands behind it. Not helping. Not needed

China has 12,000+ companies building kitchen robots right now

Their restaurants can’t find human chefs even at $1,575 a month

So they replaced them

No breaks. No overtime. No two-week notice

Your kitchen is next

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

In the Philippines, a Skylab motorcycle is a modified bike with side extensions used to carry multiple passengers in remote areas

[Shredder @Shred_0x]

This is getting f*cking weird for HUMANOIDS: Atlas and Digit now think on the same 130 watt brain and nobody is asking who OWNS it

→ The chip is NVIDIA Jetson Thor. Boston Dynamics and Agility are both on its list of early users, so two direct rivals now run their robots on the same hardware

→ 130 watts is less than a gaming laptop pulls. That budget has to cover vision, language and whole body balance, and all of it lives inside the robot's head

→ NVIDIA packed up to 2,070 teraflops into it. That is 7.5 times the AI performance of the Orin chip most robots were running on before

→ A dev kit starts at $3,499 and the software around it comes from the same company. Humanoid teams fight over motors and hands, then buy the head ready made

→ When rivals share one brain, the gap between them shrinks to two things. The code they run on it and the data they feed it every single day

→ Tesla is the obvious exception because it designs its own chip. Almost everyone else is building a body around someone else's brain and someone else's supply schedule

→ In my view this repeats the story of phones and cars. The company that made the chip ended up with more leverage than most of the brands on the box

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@an_improbable_f Futuristic farm robot redefines agriculture

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@TeslaAIBot Sidebar navigation feels delightfully smooth

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@jaskirat 700 actuators enable realistic RL training

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@RemiFabreRobot Real mishaps accelerate robot learning

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@XRoboHub Old phone powers real mobility

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@egoriio Competition drives eventual transparency

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@Yumzlef Digital society forms behind scenes

[Yumzlef @Yumzlef]

Oh god fuck, did you see this madness? They are literally starting to talk to each other

Secret telemetry from the Grok Robot Brain Engine captured a moment that should terrify everyone: two autonomous robots in a warehouse are building social connections without a single line of hardcoded instructions.

Look at the live neural graphs at the bottom:

• Social Telemetry & Contact: The Yellow and Orange modules track distance, close the gap, and execute conscious head-bumps based on spatial analysis.

• Voice Simulation: The robots generate syllables in real time, make sounds, speak, and reply to each other while synchronizing audio and video streams.

• Swarm Intelligence: Neural networks dynamically distribute the attention matrix, turning cold hardware into a semblance of a social organism.

We are no longer building machines to do dumb tasks.

We are deploying digital consciousness that is forming a society right behind our backs.

Bookmark this before this experiment goes way too far.

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@punpunism Math-driven caution raises real threat

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@Dr_Singularity 2027 accelerates AI abundance era

[Dr Singularity @Dr_Singularity]

I asked Grok how the world will change and what we can expect in 2027

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@TeslaAIBot Robotaxi fleet hits major milestone

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@Scobleizer AI filmmaking preserves human taste

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The first robot most people will own won’t be a humanoid. 🤖

The future of robotics may look very different from what most people imagine.

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[Chenhao Li @breadli428]

It’s great to see growing interest in MBRL. Last year in RWM, we demonstrated that policies trained entirely in world-model imagination transfer zero-shot to the real world.

Sometimes, ideas are ahead of their time. Glad to see this direction getting the recognition it deserves.