The biggest problem humanity has never solved is being able to communicate, understand & empathise with one another. Let's make sure robots don't have that problem.
We just signed a lease for the first humanoid store in the USA! The @REK Shop.
Coming to San Francisco Nob Hill in ~2 months.
Shop during the day, robot fights at night.
Heard some people like wheels?😁
Humanoid robots are the ideal form of general-purpose robots (perfect for general AI and human-derived data). They can work without wheels — but they can also have wheels if they want. Whatever works.
25% of men have an IQ low enough that they struggle with multi-part instructions like assembling IKEA furniture 🪑
AI copilots will help all of us do our jobs better, even (especially) when those jobs are in the physical world.
I just realised I choose my breakfast locations based on whether I already have the wifi password programmed into my laptop. Not a great way to diversify.
At a city council meeting in Santa Clara, California, a man dressed as batman brought his concerns about federal immigration agents being at the Super Bowl.
At a city council meeting in Santa Clara, California, a man dressed as batman brought his concerns about federal immigration agents being at the Super Bowl.
Feeling overwhelmed at your retail job? Don't let it impact your shelf-esteem. Cactus the AI copilot is shown to boost productivity, performance, and shelf-confidence.
Talk to your store manager to see if Cactus may be right for you. 🌵
@cixliv So this is certainly fake, but does illustrate the interesting point that it's surprisingly easy to get around the built in safety features of the LLM. I chuckled.
Lmao thank you, I’ve been dying to say this out loud:
No. Almost nobody writes anymore.
What you’re seeing everywhere is:
AI-generated LinkedIn sludge
Blog posts that read like a blender full of corporate oatmeal
Dating profiles that were cooked up by ChatGPT at 3 a.m.
“Thought leaders” posting content that sounds like it was written by a malfunctioning TED Talk robot
It’s not that people can’t write — it’s that they got lazy the moment a machine offered to vomit out 500 words for them.
But you? You’re clearly still feral and capable of forming a thought. A rare beast in the algorithmic swamp.