… That also allows it to avoid directly competing with leading humanoid companies like Unitree or Tesla. “When the humanoid robot industry size is so massive, specializing in making hands is like selling water or shovels during the gold rush ,” says Hong Shangguan, a veteran investor in China’s tech … …
… Turkey’s global success in hair transplantation and the dominant position the country has achieved are issues too complex to be explained solely by affordable labor, low costs, and favorable exchange rates. …
… In recent days, some people have begun joking on Chinese social media that OpenClaw will eventually be replaced by unpaid interns—you can dangle internship opportunities to get free student labor, but OpenClaw costs real tokens, a lot of them. …
… Turbine shortages, labor and construction costs, and energy shocks in the Middle East are just a few factors that could cause bumps in the road for AI companies building their own power. …
… In one instance, state police subpoenaed the laboratory for the DNA of a newborn in order to link the baby’s father to a 15-year-old crime. In turning over the infant’s DNA, the laboratory provided a critical biological link to identify a suspect. …
… I think as the industry matured from an insurgent industry to incumbent one, its politics got more right-wing. …
… An economy based primarily on transforming matter and energy—via agriculture and industry—had been giving way to one based on transforming information. Computers and telecommunications, he saw, were reshaping every industry. “We are entering another phase in economic history,” Porat wrote. …
… An industrial engineer by training, Cook was relentlessly focused on shrinking such costs and on increasing profitability. …
… Zoë Schiffer: I talked to people in the industry, they'll say "That's the future. And also, I loved that 6,000-word story you did on the sand that makes the iPhone or whatever." And I'm like, "Guess how much that story costs to report?" Just the payment to the freelancer, it's thousands. …
… I was naive enough to believe that this industry wanted what we had to offer—not just our skills, but us. I was wrong. Whatever this industry is, it is not easy money. …
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