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  1. TOOL · Mastodon — mastodon.social English(EN) ·

    I Gave My OpenClaw Agent a Physical Body https://www.wired.com/story/i-gave-my-openclaw-agent-physical-body-robot/ # AI # Robotics # Tech

    A researcher has successfully integrated the OpenClaw AI agent into a physical robot, enabling it to interact with the real world. This development allows the AI to perform tasks and learn from physical experiences, bridging the gap between digital intelligence and tangible action. The project demonstrates a novel approach to embodied AI, moving beyond purely virtual environments. AI

    IMPACT Demonstrates a step towards embodied AI, allowing AI agents to interact with and learn from the physical world.

  2. COMMENTARY · Fortune English(EN) ·

    I was one of the internet’s first influencers. AI just killed the whole category — and created something better

    The author, an early internet influencer, argues that AI has fundamentally altered the landscape of online content creation and credibility. Initially, influencers provided a human touch amidst information overload, but the rise of AI, particularly models like ChatGPT, has introduced a new layer of synthetic content. This AI-generated 'slop' further erodes trust, making provenance and genuine expertise increasingly valuable commodities. AI

    I was one of the internet’s first influencers. AI just killed the whole category — and created something better

    IMPACT AI's ability to generate synthetic content challenges the credibility of human influencers, increasing the value of genuine expertise.

  3. COMMENTARY · Fortune English(EN) ·

    ‘Change the World’ idealism is dying in Silicon Valley. We’ll miss it when it’s gone

    Silicon Valley's foundational idealism, characterized by a belief in technology's power to improve the world, is waning. This shift is attributed to unfulfilled promises and a political climate that labels such values as 'woke.' A new wave of techno-optimism, championed by some right-wing executives, prioritizes nationalism and competition over humanist principles. However, the original internet-era ethos, which blended libertarianism with social tolerance and empowerment, fostered significant innovations and is argued to be essential for navigating the current discourse around AI. AI

    ‘Change the World’ idealism is dying in Silicon Valley. We’ll miss it when it’s gone

    IMPACT Argues that the original internet-era idealism is needed for current AI discussions.