The Death of Digital Work

Robotics may need less data than we think

Korea’s Squid Game for sovereign AI

2: Computer use is the most important unhobbling gain yet, why robotics could need less data than we think, and how AI chips helped broker a peace deal

Computer Use, Robot Data, and Chip Diplomacy | Weekly Reading

Machines, Systems, and States 2 — Computer use is the most important unhobbling gain yet, why robotics could need less data than we think, and how AI chips helped broker a peace deal

Here’s everything I read from August 31st to September 27th.

Computer use is the most important unhobbling gain yet, why robotics could need less data than we think, and how AI chips helped broker a peace deal. Here’s everything I read from August 31st to September 27th.

MSS 2: Computer use is the most important unhobbling gain yet, why robotics could need less data than we think, and how AI chips helped broker a peace deal

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The Firebird AI data center near Hrazdan, Armenia.

https://www.firebird.ai/news-megaproject.html

AI can increasingly do the software work required for its own adoption.

Self-creating software could lower the cost of adopting AI by building and maintaining the tools and interfaces each person needs.

The Next Unhobbling Gain is Self-Creating Software

China’s 2026 Humanoid Games: hardware keeps getting better

In-context learning for physical intelligence is here

1: AIs are mismanaged, robots are learning in context, and countries are securing supply chains

AI, Robotics, and Strategic Sovereignty | Weekly Reading

Machines, Systems, and States 1 — AIs are mismanaged, robots are learning in context, and countries are securing supply chains

Here’s everything I read from August 24th to August 30th.

AIs are mismanaged, robots are learning in context, and countries are securing supply chains. Here’s everything I read from August 24th to August 30th.

MSS 1: AIs are mismanaged, robots are learning in context, and countries are securing supply chains

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A Galbot humanoid returns a shot at the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/worlds-first-autonomous-humanoid-tennis-match-galbot-robots-complete-100-consecutive-rallies-302857808.html