If robots and AI can replace a human why then does a government not invest massively into producing robots? Considering that the GDP of a country is mostly throttled by population growth. You could spawn an artificial population of workers to massively increase GDP.

If robots are going to increase or be a part of GDP. Then do they get counted in GDP per capita? It would be the more accurate way to count. GDP per capita with robots and without.

If then a robot is as capable as a human then what country (or company) can fully exploit this? I’d say the country that has massive resources that are locked away by climate can have good headways. Humans do really bad in extreme environments but robots?… Could a country

If I was head of state my prime goal would be to deploy AI and robotics because for every robot I deploy I could potentially increase the GDP of my country for life. Whoever can scale this will win.

BILLIONS ARE UP FOR GRABS WITH THIS AI WAVE When I was 23, I watched fortunes get minted in the App Store gold rush in Silicon Valley because a handful of founders locked themselves in a room, ignored every shiny distraction, and got absurdly good at one thing...ranking on a

I really want Gemini to work in docs and sheet. It would be a game changer but suck is an understatement. It’s broken fundamentally and needs to be totally redone.

In 10 years, a robot can hold your hand. In 20, you won’t be sure it’s not human. We’re not chasing immortality. We’re cloning memory. 1/ Soon, death won’t mean goodbye. We’re approaching a world where the people we love… never really leave us. Here’s how—and why it’s going to

Posted this 9 years ago.

The debt ceiling is a distraction. We are not broke. We are just underbuilt. Solve for: 1.Infinite energy 2.Autonomous intelligence 3.Robotic labor …and GDP doesn’t grow—it detonates. Scale those in the next 10 years and GDP becomes effectively infinite—constrained only by

If robots take all the jobs. Why move to a city? Smaller communities will blow up. City’s allow the specialization of labor and fast trade but if work becomes obsolete then maybe we go back to tribal communities focused on relationships.

The future of warfare comes down to one thing: kill speed. Whoever sees, identifies, and strikes first—wins. Imagine AI-powered drones with facial or DNA recognition. No hesitation. No warning. Just precision-targeted, silent elimination before you even register the threat. Not

Why go to space when quantum AI can send robots—and let you talk to them in real time? Explore the galaxy without ever leaving Earth. The astronauts of tomorrow won’t wear suits. They’ll run code.

Humanoid robots are underestimated by orders of magnitude. We are doing math based on current humans jobs but how many jobs can they do that humans won’t, can’t, or are too expensive to do?

Trillions of dollars are going to flow into San Francisco and the Bay because of the AI boom. That money will go to the local population. They will spend it here. This place is going to explode with wealth (it already is).

If AI delivers on its promise we all become socialist.

Force multiplier. I had a person who was doing a good attending events. But She was much better at managing them. Top 1%. Having her in a role to manage events is a force multiplier. She is able to do exponentially more with the same effort. Look for these opportunities

Anyone learning how to create viral videos using AI?

Is there anything better than Higgsfield AI 🧩 for an orchestration layer to create AI videos?

Being able to create viral videos from your laptop is a total game changer for the attention economy. I have until now, generally avoided this and preferred to pay for ads, because of the certainty of reach and time savings.