AI · Automation · Humanoid robots, made human 🤖 Following our NEO from pre-order to real life. Robotics for everyone.

New York, NY
Joined December 2016
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One of the first 10,000 preorders for NEO, the humanoid robot from 1X, is ours. When it arrives, you can book NEO for a Long Island promo event, with Tom from QAS on site the whole time. Want it at yours? Join the waitlist: qasautomated.com xitter.cf/1x_tech/status/2049855…
Building Your NEO
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Follow @QAS_LLC for the whole NEO journey, from preorder to its first Long Island appearance.
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Reviews help AI understand what you do and where. "Great job!" says very little. "Replaced our water heater same day in [town]" says a lot. You can't script reviews, but you can ask. #LocalBusiness
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Easy ask after a job: "Would you mention what we did and what town you're in? It helps neighbors find us."
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AI leaders just signed their own constitution to police the tech they are building. Does handing rule-writing power to the same companies racing for dominance feel like real oversight or just smart PR? #AI #FutureOfWork
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History shows external pressure is what actually forces change. Without it, the guardrails tend to stay flexible enough to avoid slowing growth or market share.
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Would you trust the builders to set their own limits, or do we need outside rules that actually bite? What is your take?
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They just keep coming but we need to move past demo and get to seeing them in real life.
Chinese robotics company Ahead Form has unveiled Elf Xuan 2.0, an upgraded humanoid robot with more natural waist and arm movements. Its lifelike silicone face features over 30 degrees of freedom to recreate realistic human expressions. Designed for performances, exhibitions, and interactive experiences, Elf Xuan 2.0 brings artificial characters closer to human realism.
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When will F.03 be walking a beer from my fridge to me on the couch?
F.03 just crossed 9 straight days walking on this treadmill: 348 miles and 1.2 million steps Started as a side project to stress the robot for any failures. Let's see how long it can go
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Google is updating AI Mode and AI Overviews: more links in answers, and a test putting "official" sites in their own section up top. For a local business: give the answer something to link to. • A page for each service • Your town, in plain words • Current hours and phone
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Source: Google's Search blog, "AI Mode and AI Overviews updates to explore the web." More plain-English AI tips here every day.
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What if AI really could mass-produce a million startups and create 100 million new jobs like Bill Gross claims? Would that finally turn the automation wave into something that lifts everyone instead of just replacing what we do now? #FutureOfWork #AI
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Skeptics will say it sounds like another round of overpromising. Supporters will argue the cost of starting something is already dropping fast, and AI agents could remove the last big bottlenecks. Either way, the number forces a real conversation about who actually benefits.
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Do you see AI creating more work than it removes, or is the job math still headed the other direction?
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German billionaire invests heavy in humanoid robots! The race heats up! 🔥
David Reger’s $7 billion Neura Robotics wants to be the Apple of physical AI, building not only an army of industrial and humanoid robots, but also their operating software system and the “gyms” where they will train. Nvidia, Amazon and Tether are onboard to the tune of $1.4 billion. Read more: forbes.com/sites/ninabambysh… 📸: Wolfgang Wilde for Forbes
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Robots are already rolling through LA grocery aisles while workers wonder if their shifts are next. Would you rather see prices drop or keep the human jobs that stocked those shelves yesterday? #AI #Robotics
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Companies say the goal is efficiency, but the people on the floor see their hours shrinking. One side calls it progress, the other calls it replacement in plain sight.
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What part of your own routine do you think gets automated first?
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