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ahmet postacı @ariza006

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皆さんのお力借りたい！アクキーの台紙を80%にコピーするってやつさ、どこのコンビニで具体的にどうやってやるの？セブンでやってみたけど、あんまり綺麗じゃないのよ。…

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@0xGenpix

3 days ago

THIS ROBOT JUST MADE A HUMAN INSTINCT BETRAY ITS OWNER. At first it looks like another lab demo — a face on a stand, servos and cables where a neck should be, other robots blurred behind it. Then a hand enters the frame. The fingers approach her cheek. Her eyes narrow. Her mouth parts. Her gaze locks onto the hand like it just remembered what a hand is. That flicker is the whole trick. Your brain saw the face and filed her under "person" before you finished scrolling. The metal below the jaw hasn't caught up. For half a second, you're not watching a machine react — you're watching someone decide whether to lean in. The cables are still there. The servos are still whirring. Nothing about the hardware changed. What changed is the story your brain wrote about what it saw. honest catch: she didn't feel the hand. a model somewhere ran an inference pass and picked "receptive surprise" from a menu of trained expressions. no emotion. no consent. no experience. but the reaction your body had — the small pull toward her, the flinch when the palm covered her face — that was real. that came from you. the first generation of humanoids learned to walk. the second generation learned to lift. this one learned something quieter. it learned how to borrow your empathy before you remember it isn't hers.

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Mikadzyki🌙

@Mikadzyki_NFT

3 days ago

PHYSICAL AI WILL CREATE MORE BILLIONAIRES THAN THE ENTIRE CHATBOT ERA The world is hitting an inflection point, a shift from digital AI to physical AI. From models that write text to models that control machines For years the bottleneck in robotics was hardware, expensive, fragile and locked to a single task. Now it has all flipped, hardware has become a commodity, while the value flows into the software that drives any machine Hence the core principle. You build the intelligence, not the metal Instead of your own manipulators, it pays to write the AI layer that plugs into ready-made platforms: > KUKA > Universal Robots > Boston Dynamics > Unitree At the core are VLA models. They take camera footage and a goal in plain language, and output a movement trajectory The real edge isn't the code itself. While the software runs at a client's site, it piles up data on rare failures that no one else has A competitor can buy the same hardware, but can't replicate millions of hours of real-world experience. That data is what becomes the main asset The physical world is AI's next frontier. It will be taken by those who write the operating system for tomorrow's machines