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Not enough people are talking about physical AI and robotics. I sat down with Andrew Kang, one of the best investors of the last decade, to discuss his massive bet on humanoids and robotics. He breaks down the industry, the addressable market, multiple leading companies, and why he launched...

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The Humanoid Hub

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NEW: Brett Adcock, CEO of Figure Full Interview At a $39 billion valuation, Figure has raised nearly $2 billion in just 4 years to build general-purpose humanoid robots designed to perform real work at scale. We go deep on the progress, what’s working today, the biggest challenges ahead, & the biggest misconceptions about robotics. Plus: • ~50% of global GDP = human labor • Why this is a $30–40T labor opportunity • Scaling to thousands → millions of robots • “This is an intelligence problem” • Why they walked away from OpenAI Brett Adcock Figure 𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐒 (00:00) Brett Adcock, Founder & CEO at Figure (01:13) Hot take on Humanoids (teleoperated?) (04:09) Race to a Million Robots (06:24) Building Figure From Scratch (08:15) Leaving Archer Aviation (09:25) Post-IPO Move (12:54) Cover, Hark & NASA's IP (16:06) How Figure Outgrew OpenAI (19:18) Founder Performance Playbook (24:24) Learning from Bezos & Jobs (29:19) Biggest Risks to the Business (31:26) Building the World's First Physical AGI
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NEW: Brett Adcock, CEO of Figure Full Interview At a $39 billion valuation, Figure has raised nearly $2 billion in just 4 years to build general-purpose humanoid robots designed to perform real work at scale. We go deep on the progress, what’s working today, the biggest challenges ahead, & the biggest misconceptions about robotics. Plus: • ~50% of global GDP = human labor • Why this is a $30–40T labor opportunity • Scaling to thousands → millions of robots • “This is an intelligence problem” • Why they walked away from OpenAI Brett Adcock Figure 𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐒 (00:00) Brett Adcock, Founder & CEO at Figure (01:13) Hot take on Humanoids (teleoperated?) (04:09) Race to a Million Robots (06:24) Building Figure From Scratch (08:15) Leaving Archer Aviation (09:25) Post-IPO Move (12:54) Cover, Hark & NASA's IP (16:06) How Figure Outgrew OpenAI (19:18) Founder Performance Playbook (24:24) Learning from Bezos & Jobs (29:19) Biggest Risks to the Business (31:26) Building the World's First Physical AGI

Molly O’Shea

382,479 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

I sat down with Dan Ives (Dan Ives) to discuss the SpaceX IPO, the AI trade across chips, software, and infrastructure, the US vs. China tech race, and what bitcoin's performance means as capital rotates into AI. YouTube: Apple: Spotify: TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - SpaceX IPO & the birth of a new sector 3:23 - SpaceX + Tesla merger thesis 5:51 - The AI backlash & Big Tech's PR problem 11:53 - US vs. China: who's actually winning in AI? 15:03 - Robotics, self-driving cars & physical AI 19:55 - How to invest in AI: chips, software & infrastructure 28:34 - New Fed chair, rates & macro risks 32:45 - Bitcoin vs. AI: capital rotation 37:55 - On-the-ground intel from Asia & Taiwan 40:06 - Any concerns with AI? 44:18 - Apple's AI strategy & Tim Cook stepping down 46:52 - The Ives AI ETF & portfolio construction
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I sat down with Dan Ives (Dan Ives) to discuss the SpaceX IPO, the AI trade across chips, software, and infrastructure, the US vs. China tech race, and what bitcoin's performance means as capital rotates into AI. YouTube: Apple: Spotify: TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - SpaceX IPO & the birth of a new sector 3:23 - SpaceX + Tesla merger thesis 5:51 - The AI backlash & Big Tech's PR problem 11:53 - US vs. China: who's actually winning in AI? 15:03 - Robotics, self-driving cars & physical AI 19:55 - How to invest in AI: chips, software & infrastructure 28:34 - New Fed chair, rates & macro risks 32:45 - Bitcoin vs. AI: capital rotation 37:55 - On-the-ground intel from Asia & Taiwan 40:06 - Any concerns with AI? 44:18 - Apple's AI strategy & Tim Cook stepping down 46:52 - The Ives AI ETF & portfolio construction

Anthony Pompliano 🌪

673,684 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

I did a live recording with Jordi Visser to discuss the scarcity trade across markets, bitcoin’s potential short squeeze, silver’s role as a critical industrial metal, and the inflation vs. deflation debate. We also explore how AI, robotics, and productivity shifts could reshape markets in the years ahead. Enjoy! YouTube: Spotify: Apple: TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 0:27 - Bitcoin, silver & the coming scarcity trade 5:42 - Politics, Davos & why it doesn’t matter for markets 8:58 - Inflation vs deflation 12:16 - Why is bitcoin’s price not higher right now? 17:24 - Quantum risk & bitcoin security 19:01 - OpenAI, AI competition & monetization 24:34 - Elon Musk, Tesla & humanoid robots 31:05 - Robotaxis, dark factories & the future of labor 37:49 - How small businesses should use AI 41:40 - Strategy & bitcoin as collateral 44:14 - Robotics, vision models & what’s next
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I did a live recording with Jordi Visser to discuss the scarcity trade across markets, bitcoin’s potential short squeeze, silver’s role as a critical industrial metal, and the inflation vs. deflation debate. We also explore how AI, robotics, and productivity shifts could reshape markets in the years ahead. Enjoy! YouTube: Spotify: Apple: TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 0:27 - Bitcoin, silver & the coming scarcity trade 5:42 - Politics, Davos & why it doesn’t matter for markets 8:58 - Inflation vs deflation 12:16 - Why is bitcoin’s price not higher right now? 17:24 - Quantum risk & bitcoin security 19:01 - OpenAI, AI competition & monetization 24:34 - Elon Musk, Tesla & humanoid robots 31:05 - Robotaxis, dark factories & the future of labor 37:49 - How small businesses should use AI 41:40 - Strategy & bitcoin as collateral 44:14 - Robotics, vision models & what’s next

Anthony Pompliano 🌪

38,590 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Tesla is leading the robotics revolution. Analysts predict 1 billion humanoid robots by 2050 in what could become a $7 trillion market. We looked at the key players, the tech behind physical AI, and the ecosystem -- from rare earth minerals to AI chips. 0:00 Intro 0:55 The market opportunity 3:33 The key players 5:31 The technology 6:42 The challenges & skepticism 7:29 The future vision Thanks to NYSE 🏛 as well. Great perspective from some of their recent guest interviews.
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Tesla is leading the robotics revolution. Analysts predict 1 billion humanoid robots by 2050 in what could become a $7 trillion market. We looked at the key players, the tech behind physical AI, and the ecosystem -- from rare earth minerals to AI chips. 0:00 Intro 0:55 The market opportunity 3:33 The key players 5:31 The technology 6:42 The challenges & skepticism 7:29 The future vision Thanks to NYSE 🏛 as well. Great perspective from some of their recent guest interviews.

Jon Erlichman

18,174 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten