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AI Tangle gives you a highly curated roundup of today's hottest AI news for business. AI Tangle is part of the AIE Network (@theaienterprise)☕️

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When a safety researcher leaves one of the world's most safety-focused labs and goes on CNN, it's worth seven minutes of your day.

[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

Ex-Anthropic researcher, Jacob Coxon, told Anderson Cooper the labs secretly agree AI could kill us all by 2030.

His exact words: "We do not yet have a plan."

Whistleblower or brand-building? Watch the interview and tell me what you think.

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RT @mrhinkle: Ex-Anthropic researcher, Jacob Coxon, told Anderson Cooper the labs secretly agree AI could kill us all by 2030.

His exact…

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🤖 AI and robotics aren't just changing office jobs. They're changing the jobs nobody wants to do.

[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

China is sending robots into one of the most dangerous jobs in the power industry.

Instead of shutting down a line, workers can now remotely operate specialized robots to perform maintenance while the electricity keeps flowing.

These machines work on live 10-kilovolt distribution lines, handling tasks like stripping insulation, installing components, tightening bolts, and making precise connections.

And this isn't just a lab experiment.

The technology has been deployed across 26 provincial and municipal power companies in China.

In one recent operation in Gansu, a remotely controlled robot worked on a live line at nearly 3,000 meters above sea level, completing a series of precise tasks without interrupting power to customers.

The bigger story isn't just that a robot can manipulate a power line.

It's that robots are starting to take humans out of the most dangerous parts of the job — while keeping the infrastructure running.

AI and robotics aren't only coming for office work.

They're climbing the poles.

#Robotics #AI #Automation #China #FutureOfWork #Technology #ArtificialIntelligence

[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

China is sending robots into one of the most dangerous jobs in the power industry.

Instead of shutting down a line, workers can now remotely operate specialized robots to perform maintenance while the electricity keeps flowing.

These machines work on live 10-kilovolt distribution lines, handling tasks like stripping insulation, installing components, tightening bolts, and making precise connections.

And this isn't just a lab experiment.

The technology has been deployed across 26 provincial and municipal power companies in China.

In one recent operation in Gansu, a remotely controlled robot worked on a live line at nearly 3,000 meters above sea level, completing a series of precise tasks without interrupting power to customers.

The bigger story isn't just that a robot can manipulate a power line.

It's that robots are starting to take humans out of the most dangerous parts of the job — while keeping the infrastructure running.

AI and robotics aren't only coming for office work.

They're climbing the poles.

#Robotics #AI #Automation #China #FutureOfWork #Technology #ArtificialIntelligence

[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

A friend of mine — head of product at a major AI lab — hasn't opened his email client in 3 months. He just chats with his inbox. Knowledge workers spend 11.2 hrs/wk on email. 88% of it has no action item.

Read about it all here:

https://t.co/buo0dgfNuu

[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

Last Monday: One enterprise burned $500M on Claude in 30 days.

This Monday: Microsoft shipped 7 in-house models, an always-on agent (Scout), and OS-level sandboxes for agents at Build 2026. Nous Research dropped Hermes Desktop the same day. Nvidia bought Kumo for $400M.

The platforms just decided agents are a runtime, not an app. Read today's edition to know more.

https://t.co/b9Jurz1IhF

[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

Anthropic + OpenAI just spent $5B in 10 days to get into Palantir's business.

→$1.5B Anthropic JV w/ Blackstone, Goldman, H&F

→OpenAI's Deployment Company: $4B, 150 Forward Deployed Engineers

→PwC training 30K staff on Claude

In this week's AI Deep Dive, I break down what changed, why the labs moved now (hint: 88% of AI pilots never reach production), and the four moves to make before your next budget cycle. Read the full analysis. 👇

https://t.co/Adku7akdsS

[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

The AI problem isn't "which model." It's that your context lives in five apps and every AI starts from zero. Today's AI Lesson: pick one home — Notion or Obsidian — and make it the single source of truth every AI tool you pay for can read from.

Connect ChatGPT and Claude via MCP, draft inside the editor, and promote one repetitive task to a Custom Agent.

~30 minutes. Free tiers cover most of it. Read more about it here.👇

https://t.co/IxnTYtUVtF

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[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

AI doesn’t get work done by answering prompts, it gets work done by acting.

Join me and Mo Ezderman of @mindgrub for a Lunch & Learn on agentic systems with a live demo on February 11 at 12PM EST.

Register here: https://t.co/k0RHBTx7OL

[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

AI doesn’t get work done by answering prompts, it gets work done by acting.

Join me and Mo Ezderman of @mindgrub for a Lunch & Learn on agentic systems with a live demo on February 11 at 12PM EST.

Register here: https://t.co/k0RHBTx7OL

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Ads are landing inside ChatGPT, healthcare models are going open-source, and a $100B lawsuit is testing AI’s original promises.

From experiments to real economic and legal impact, we break it all down in this week’s AI Tangle. ☕

https://t.co/HmgIcaMcEg

[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

We're just 2 months away from All Things AI 2026, North Carolina's biggest AI conference.

We’re also offering Ada Lovelace scholarships to help more people access AI learning and opportunities.

Share this with someone who should apply or benefit from this.

https://t.co/VBT4pysm2a

[The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise @theaienterprise]

AI’s next phase isn’t smarter chatbots — it’s physical AI.

This week’s edition breaks down why systems that can see, reason, and act will define enterprise advantage, from robotaxis to humanoid factory workers.

Read the full deep dive here:
https://t.co/SKffYlqMIL

[The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise @theaienterprise]

AI’s next leap isn’t smarter chat—it’s Physical AI. 🤖

This week’s Deep Dive explains why systems that can see, reason, and act in the real world will define enterprise winners, from robotaxis to factory-floor humanoids.

Read here: https://t.co/SKffYlqMIL

[The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise @theaienterprise]

The first round of speakers is officially live. And yes—this lineup is exciting. 🔥

https://t.co/TFXgZhtkEb

[AI Tangle @aitangle]

Ads are landing inside ChatGPT, healthcare models are going open-source, and a $100B lawsuit is testing AI’s original promises.

From experiments to real economic and legal impact, we break it all down in this week’s AI Tangle. ☕

https://t.co/HmgIcaMcEg

[The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise @theaienterprise]

Most teams fail at AI automation because they automate roles instead of tasks.

This prompt breaks work into steps, scores what’s actually automatable, and keeps humans where judgment matters.

Try it on one role this week and tell us what surprised you.

https://t.co/tXAfOh25G9

[Mark R. Hinkle @mrhinkle]

Most companies don’t realize they’re already paying for Gemini inside Google Workspace.

This week, I unpacked what those features actually do and which ones are worth using.

If you use Gmail or Docs at work, this will change how you think about that subscription.

https://t.co/pSLFz1i0jQ

[The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise @theaienterprise]

You’re already paying for Gemini in Google Workspace—most teams just aren’t using it.

This week’s AI Lesson breaks down the features hiding in plain sight and how to turn them into real productivity gains.

Read the full edition here.

https://t.co/tXAfOh1xQB

[The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise @theaienterprise]

AI just broke how expertise signals value.

This week’s edition explains why AI resistance is rational, what still signals value, and includes an AI toolbox + productivity prompt.

Read it all here: https://t.co/hcxg1ULQJI