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@elonmusk: Assign Grok @Bot to your phone button for instant access

X AI KOLs Following ↗ · 2026-10-13 Cached

Elon Musk highlighted a user trick of assigning the Grok Bot to a phone's action button for instant voice-mode access, enabling hands-free task delegation to bots. The feature showcases deeper hardware-level integration of AI assistants on mobile devices.

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What should happen if model access fails during an MHS experiment?

Reddit r/AI_Agents ↗ · 2026-09-03

Anthropic's MHS preview standardizes device interfaces for lab and manufacturing equipment, reducing integration work but highlighting challenges with AI model control, such as failover issues and the need for deterministic code in fast control steps.

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@ba_niu80557: https://x.com/ba_niu80557/status/2068751230667755859

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-06-21 Cached

The article explores how increasingly powerful AI models eliminate those whose skills can be encoded into prompts, emphasizing that the truly irreplaceable value lies in tacit knowledge, physical-world operations, and interpersonal trust. Through the example of a friend transitioning from a consultant to a hardware integrator, the author illustrates how proactively yielding to AI-replaceable tasks while deepening expertise in areas beyond AI's reach is key to surviving and thriving in the technological wave.

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@yiliuai: One of my biggest takeaways at MIT is that the world is just a giant makeshift operation. I experienced it deeply again today. This semester I'm taking a course on AI Agents, which requires group projects (the professor said he prefers infra over app layer). Inspired by my previous project connecting an LLM to a vibrator, and because I'm interested in hardware, I originally wanted to build a protocol or middleware layer that allows AI agents to connect and control most hardware. Coincidentally, another MIT undergrad wanted to do something similar; he invited me to join after learning about my vibrator project. But after careful consideration, I abandoned this project and instead chose another more superficial app-layer project. (I don't care about grades anymore, and I couldn't find a project I was both interested in and saw promise for.) My reason for giving up on this direction I was initially very interested in: I believed it had neither commercial value nor any technical moat.

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-05-07

The author shares an experience in an MIT AI Agent course, reflecting on the reasons for abandoning a project aimed at connecting AI agents to hardware, and criticizes a competing project that won high praise from judges and VCs merely by integrating and packaging a simple robotic arm interface.

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