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@sharonal_lee: Software and white-collar work is getting solved. The next bottleneck for humanity is robotics. But the bottleneck in r…

X AI KOLs Following · 2h ago Cached

A robotics practitioner explains that the bottleneck in robotics deployment isn't hardware or models but knowing whether deployments will keep working, focusing on feasibility, reliability, and economics.

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Is Codex an Agent?

Reddit r/AI_Agents · 3h ago

Author recounts using OpenAI's Codex to migrate data between Snowflake trial accounts, posing the question of whether Codex qualifies as an agent.

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I got an email about resistance

Lobsters Hottest · 5h ago Cached

Sean Goedecke publishes an email from a reader criticizing his pragmatic stance on AI's impact on software engineering, along with his response drawing parallels to the Industrial Revolution and machine-breaking Luddites.

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@VraserX: Humanoid robots will become socially acceptable much faster than people expect. Nobody cares if the warehouse worker is…

X AI KOLs Timeline · 6h ago Cached

The author argues that humanoid robots will gain social acceptance quickly, especially in warehouse roles where consumers prioritize cost and speed over human labor.

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@Meer_AIIT: "I think there are going to be lots of great jobs in the future. I really do think we’re going to have a lot of intelle…

X AI KOLs Following · 7h ago Cached

A tweet expresses optimism about future jobs adapting, while a quoted reply predicts that by 2028 AI and robots will replace humans in all jobs, driving employment to zero and sharply increasing economic output.

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@PrajwalTomar_: If you’re building a business right now, this is genuinely the only AI stack you need. Grab the tools, then keep a seco…

X AI KOLs Following · 12h ago Cached

A tweet shares what it calls the only AI stack needed for building a business, listing tools like Codex, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, Gemma 4, and ChatGPT Voice for automation and productivity.

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I think AI agents are becoming the next way people build small companies

Reddit r/AI_Agents · 12h ago

The author reflects on how AI agents are moving from answering questions to running work, potentially enabling one-person companies built on an AI agent stack, though judgment and execution remain critical.

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@witcheer: Hermes Wingtips #41: approvals suggest approving the same command for the third time this week? your Hermes Agent alrea…

X AI KOLs Timeline · 13h ago Cached

Hermes Wingtips #41 introduces `hermes approvals suggest`, a command that mines past approvals to propose allowlist suggestions for recurring commands, letting users pick what to auto-approve while keeping manual control.

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Amazon's AI Warehouses Are Struggling With A Real Human Problem

Reddit r/singularity · 21h ago Cached

Amazon's AI-powered warehouse labor management system is facing pushback from managers who override its staffing recommendations, highlighting trust issues and challenges with AI in dynamic work environments.

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@rvaniaaaa: Almost every self-improving agent i looked at had the same missing piece. People build the discovery part. Scout finds …

X AI KOLs Following · yesterday Cached

A tweet discusses the missing piece in self-improving agents: a strict review gate where an experienced engineer must approve each skill. It explains how a growing library improves discovery and extraction quality, with humans approving all merges to keep the system trustworthy.

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robot.villas – RSS-to-Mastodon Bridge

Lobsters Hottest · yesterday

robot.villas is a tool that bridges RSS feeds to Mastodon, allowing automated posting of feed updates to the social network.

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Some Moral and Technical Consequences of Automation (1960)

Lobsters Hottest · yesterday Cached

A classic 1960 paper by Norbert Wiener examining the moral and technical implications of automation, including social responsibility and unintended consequences of machine decision-making.

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Job Hunter Team: open-source AI agents that run your job search. Desktop app is out, and the project is open to contributors.

Reddit r/AI_Agents · yesterday

Job Hunter Team is an open-source desktop app that uses a team of AI agents to search job boards, score postings against your profile, and draft tailored CVs and cover letters. The app is now available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with pluggable AI providers like Claude, Codex, or Kimi, and is open to contributors.

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@Sixtimenight: https://x.com/Sixtimenight/status/2086079773793833216

X AI KOLs Timeline · yesterday Cached

Introducing a Jianying short-video mass-production workflow: use Codex to copy existing manually tuned templates, operate Jianying drafts via VectCutAPI and jianying-editor-skill, and replace one-by-one generation from scratch, enabling batch production and automated publishing.

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@BenjaminDEKR: Your AI should be able to talk to the health clinic's AI to schedule an appointment + discuss options. Humans sitting o…

X AI KOLs Timeline · yesterday Cached

A tweet arguing that AI agents should handle scheduling between patients and clinics, replacing tedious human phone calls.

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@tom_doerr: Automates AI, Grid, and Dollar Cost Averaging trading strategies across 15+ exchanges including Binance and Hyperliquid…

X AI KOLs Timeline · yesterday Cached

OctoBot is a free open-source crypto trading bot with a visual interface that automates AI, grid, and DCA strategies across 15+ exchanges, including Binance and Hyperliquid. A new beta introduces node mode with a unified dashboard and mobile app.

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@johnrush: Golden age of selling hours as freelancer/outsourcing agency is over See it in my org too: - I dont buy design anymore;…

X AI KOLs Timeline · yesterday Cached

A tweet argues that the golden age of selling hours as freelancers/outsourcing agencies is over, as AI now handles design, legal/accounting, coding, and marketing in the author's organization, drastically reducing costs.

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@sunmer575399: Stirling-PDF really has automation figured out — 89.0k stars, no joke. 50+ PDF tools packed into one open-source platform: merge, split, compress, OCR, watermarks — basically covers all everyday needs. The killer feature is the automation pipeline: drag and drop nodes to batch-process PDFs without writing a single...

X AI KOLs Timeline · yesterday Cached

Stirling-PDF is an open-source PDF processing platform offering 50+ tools (merge, split, OCR, compression, etc.), supporting browser use, Docker self-hosting, and a REST API, as well as a no-code automation pipeline. The project has 89k+ stars on GitHub and can be fully deployed locally to protect privacy.

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@gdb: chatgpt work for removing the toil

X AI KOLs Following · 2d ago

Greg Brockman (gdb) comments that ChatGPT helps remove toil, highlighting its utility for automating tedious work.

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Crypto billionaire Michael Saylor says he made $15 billion last year with ChatGPT—and has one rule: 'Don't try to outwork the robots'

Reddit r/ArtificialInteligence · 2d ago Cached

Michael Saylor credits ChatGPT for helping his company Strategy raise $15 billion through a novel Bitcoin-based preferred stock, and advises workers to leverage AI rather than compete with it.

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