Patrick Liu
@temunel.bsky.social
Freelance Software Engineer | Data Analyst
Mom says: “Since AI bots will kick office plankton out of offices, you should go to a farm and harvest crops — AI won’t be a problem there.” Meanwhile, a farm owner in China — who used to hire people to pick the harvest — is watching this: So yeah… the “safe haven” plan might need a Plan B.
An engineer walked away from a $28,000 monthly salary because an AI recruiter showed up to the interview. Some people draw the line before the offer letter.
Karbike electric bikes are a new French creation to deal with urban traffic
McDonald’s restrooms in Japan have cleaning devices for phones
Physical AI and Robotics will bring about the next industrial revolution
People are talking about a real investment genius online: in 2005, Facebook asked an artist to paint the walls at their headquarters. Instead of taking the $60,000 they offered him, he took shares. Now, those shares are worth $200 million.
Jackie Chan is shocked: the Chinese robot PHYBOT M1 has performed a backflip for the first time — something no one has ever been able to do before. This level of coordination will soon allow humanoid robots to be used on construction sites, in warehouses, and in other heavy work.
China has launched the world's first flying car factory, which mass-produces them like regular cars. The first model is the XPeng Land Aircraft Carrier SUV. The price tag is $138–276,000, but more importantly, flying cars are no longer a beautiful fantasy but a product with a production plan.
Scientists Discover a New Way to Slow Cellular Aging Biologists at Cornell University have uncovered a surprising mechanism that may help cells resist aging. The key players are extracellular vesicles — tiny membrane bubbles released by embryonic stem cells.
Geoffrey Hinton on why cancer could stop being a death sentence Most deaths happen because tumors are found too late, not because medicine lacks treatments. Full-body MRI can catch changes early. The issue is scale. Humans can’t read that much data consistently, AI can.