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อยู่ยากแล้วพวกมึง มีคนตามไปถึงที่แล้ว สันดานแบบนี้กลับประเทศไปเถอะ แล้วไอ้ตัวที่กวนส้นตีนเก่งๆไม่ออกมานะ ส่งเด็กเนิร์ดมาคุย คลิป Landy Labor Lab

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Yu.hoovor 2 Monaten

พี่ตัวแทนโพสบอกว่าอิตัวต้นเรื่อง เดินหนีไปยืนหัวเราะทำท่าไม่พอใจใส่พี่ตัวแทน คือยังกวนตีนไม่สำนึกจร้า รอดูทัวร์ไทยยำตีนถึงที่สุด อิพวกเด็กเหี้ย😤

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พิกัดโรงแรม

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อย่าทำ มันคือการคุกคาม จากที่ได้เปรียบ จะเป็นเสียเปรียบเอาแต่พอดี นั่นยังเยาวชน แค่เปรตไปหน่อย

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หวังว่าจะไม่ถึงขั้นเข้าไปคุกคามเขานะคะ (คนไทยอารมณ์ร้อนมีเยอะ) ถ้าพลาดเกิดอันตรายกับเขาจะกลายเป็นเรื่องใหญ่และประเทศไทยจะเสียภาพลักษณ์ทันที 🙏

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Aeaavor 2 Monaten

หลายฝ่ายเขาออกมาขอโทษก็น่าจะยุติได้แล้วนะครับ แบบนี้เขาจะมองว่าทางเราไปคุกคามเขามากกว่าแล้วนะครับ

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แล้วนี่ทำท่าทางอะไร ยื่นหน้าเข้ามา

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「ミッキ」PPIIMMvor 2 Monaten

@Miasxxii_RT แน่จริงก็ออกมาให้ยืนด่าสิ ส่งเพื่อนมาแทนเฉย

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High_Low_Voltagevor 2 Monaten

สำนวนด่าคนป่า บ้านใคร หว่า

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ไม่เก่งแบบบนbts เลย ทำไมส่งเนิร์ดมาคุย โถ่!!😌

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0 0vor 2 Monaten

จุดบุหรี่สูบในอาคารอีก ประเทศไทยไม่ต้องการเงินของคนเยี่ยงนี้

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ก o ด อุ่ uvor 2 Monaten

มันยังวัยรุ่นอยู่ ทำอะไรไม่ค่อยคิด บวกกับสันดานแย่ๆ ของมัน พอสันดานแย่ๆ มารวมตัวกันเป็นแก๊ง ก็ยิ่งกร่าง พากันเลวเxี้ยลงไปอีก ไม่ว่าเหตุการณ์นี้จะลุกลามแค่ไหน จงจำและสำนึกไว้... ไม่ว่าจะถือสัญชาติไหน หรือมีเงินมากแค่ไหน ก็ไม่ได้มีค่าอะไร ยิ่งมาทำสันดานเลวๆ มาดูถูกทั้งคนและประเทศที่ตัวเองมาเที่ยวหรืออาศัยอยู่ ยิ่งควรต้องเจอกับบทเรียนที่จะทำให้จำไปจนวันตาย

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อย่ายกกันไปถึง รร เลย ตอนนี้เขาได้บทเรียนมากๆแล้ว คนไทยพอก่อน

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Newbalance.™vor 2 Monaten

ต้องให้ทุกคนในกลุ่มมาขอโทษครับ ไม่ใช่ส่งตัวแทนมา ทุกคนจะได้รับรู้ว่า สิ่งที่ทำลงไปไม่ถูกต้อง วัฒนธรรมและมารยาทของแต่ละประเทศไม่เหมือนกัน

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แบบนี้ไม่โอเคนะคะ ด่าเขา แต่ทำตัวแบบเขา ไประรานเขาถึงที่พัก อันนี้ไม่ถูกต้อง ความไม่พอใจควรอยู่ในขอบเขตที่พอดี ทำแบบนี้ กระแสจะตีกลับมาที่เราแทน

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384,400 kmvor 2 Monaten

เป็นมิตรต่อ นทท. ไม่ได้แปลว่าเป็นขอทาน ให้มันเอาเงินยัดก้นตัวเองกลับไปใช้ที่บ้านมันเถอะครับ สถุนระดับนานาชาติขนาดนี้ไม่ควรไปเที่ยวที่ไหนบนโลกทั้งนั้นแหละ

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ไอแว่นนี่มันไม่เกี่ยวแต่แรกเลย มันแค่เบ๊กลุ่มรับหน้าแทน

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Pool Manvor 2 Monaten

อย่าไปหาทำมันคือการคุกคามจะโดนคดีป่าวๆผิดกฏหมาย

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YAYEESPCvor 2 Monaten

รู้จักคำว่า รวมเลือดเนื้อชาติเชื้ิอไทย มั้ย

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Nookie มามี้หมวดลมเจ้าหญิงบลู ลูกชั้นไม่ได้เจ้าชู้vor 2 Monaten

กลุ่มคนที่ทำตัวมีปัญหาไม่ออกมาขอโทษ ส่งคนอื่นมาแทน คิดว่าเค้าจะให้อภัยไหมอ่ะ ความจริงใจเป็น 0

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วันหยุดตัดหญ้าที่ไร่สวนvor 2 Monaten

อยากให้มัน ออกจากประเทศ เดียวนี้ ช่วยกันกดัน ทุกทาง

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wdvor 2 Monaten

ฉันเคไปเที่ยวเกาะล้าน เจอนักท่องเที่ยวจีน คุยเสียงดังข้ามหัวฉันไปมา ฉันใช้แค่สายตามองแความไม่พอใจแค่นั้น ก็จบแล้ว ไม่จำเป็นจะต้องถ่ายคลิปหรือคุกคามเขาต่อ พวกคุณตามเขาไปบ้าไปแล้ว คนไทยที่ไปเที่ยวต่างประเทศก็ใช่ย่อย เสียงดังเหมือนกัน

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Little Pvor 2 Monaten

หนีหางจุกตูดเลย ให้เพื่อนมารับหน้าแทน ลูกผู้ชายมาก 😆😆😆

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ลุงเกียรติvor 2 Monaten

ต้องให้น้องฟ้องไอ้คนที่ด่าน้องว่ากระหรี่

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Whatever 147 :)vor 2 Monaten

อยู่ยากแล้วจริงๆ คนซ่าๆนี่หัวหดแล้วป่ะ ให้เพื่อนมารับหน้าแทน

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พูดไปพูด มา งง เพิ่ม นะนี่

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RainbowMimivor 2 Monaten

คนทำผิดตักเตือนก็พอแล้วมั่ย อย่าให้เค้าคิดว่าเมืองไทยไม่น่าเที่ยวเล้ย ล่าแม่มดเกินป๊าย

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never faithvor 2 Monaten

คนไทยที่เข้าไปพูดคือใคร ได้รับมอบหมายจากหน่วยงานไหนเข้าไปเจรจา ...บุกไปถึงโรงแรมที่พักไปพูดจาแบบนั้นมันเป็นการข่มขู่คุกคามเขานะ!

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คุยไปเรื่อยstylesvor 2 Monaten

คนไทยใจดี แต่ไม่ใช่กับคนที่มีสันดานเหี้ยๆ

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G ☻ ☻ D☽vor 2 Monaten

เมื่อพ่อแม่ไม่สั่งสอน สังคมจะสั่งสอนคุณเอง

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จากที่จะมาเที่ยวแบบจอยๆ เป็นไงละไม่ respect กัน คิดว่ามาเป็นกลุ่มใหญ่และจะไม่เกรงใจใครก็ได้หรอ ทีนี้ได้ประสบการณ์กลับไปเต็มๆ

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Sakuvor 2 Monaten

อารมณ์ชาตินิยมอะ ปลุกปั่นกันง่ายโคตร

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Linvor 2 Monaten

เอาให้ดังไปเลยทั่วโลกว่านักท่องเที่ยวโดนตามล่าจากคนไทยแค่พูดเสียงดังและยกนิ้วกลาง

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ᴸⁱᶠᵉˢᵗʸˡᵉᵇʸᴺᵘⁿⁿʸvor 2 Monaten

ไม่กล้าเลยทีนี้ 😏 คนไทยไม่ใช่มาเหยียดกันง่ายๆนะเฟ้ย

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junermeenvor 2 Monaten

ไอ้เด็กเหี้ยคนี้มึงอย่ามาประเทศไทย เลิกวีซ่าเลยคะ That damn kid, never come back to Thailand, you son of a bitch.😡

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Nikwongvor 2 Monaten

บุกไปถึงโรงแรมที่พักมันคุกคามกันมากไปหรือเปล่า เขาทำความผิดถึงขั้นต้องไปลงโทษสั่งสอน กัขาดนี้เลยหรือ ประเทศนี้ยังมีกฎหมายอยู่อีกไหม

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Robots working arm in arm in labs! 🧪 I know that nowadays (all the humanoids, quadrupeds and fancy mobile manipualtors) such applications no longer generate as much excitement as they used to. However, they are still great applications in a very demanding market, where they serve as a SUPER VALUABLE tool for people from the first day of installation. From chemical plants to biotech labs, much of today’s research still depends on manual labor, often with staff working long hours around hazardous substances. LabBotics and Flexiv Robotics are working to change that with new lab automation platforms. By combining adaptive robots, smart grippers, and advanced vision these systems can take on the work of a lab assistant: performing tasks with consistent precision, and keeping people out of harm’s way. The result is safer labs, higher throughput, and fewer errors. ⛔️
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Robots working arm in arm in labs! 🧪 I know that nowadays (all the humanoids, quadrupeds and fancy mobile manipualtors) such applications no longer generate as much excitement as they used to. However, they are still great applications in a very demanding market, where they serve as a SUPER VALUABLE tool for people from the first day of installation. From chemical plants to biotech labs, much of today’s research still depends on manual labor, often with staff working long hours around hazardous substances. LabBotics and Flexiv Robotics are working to change that with new lab automation platforms. By combining adaptive robots, smart grippers, and advanced vision these systems can take on the work of a lab assistant: performing tasks with consistent precision, and keeping people out of harm’s way. The result is safer labs, higher throughput, and fewer errors. ⛔️

Lukas Ziegler

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Elon Musk is building the only AI on the planet that was not designed to replace you. Every other lab is running the same race. Faster code. Smarter assistants. Bigger margins. The product is efficiency. The cost is you. Musk left the track entirely. Musk: “The xAI mission is to understand the universe.” Not replace your labor. Not optimize your output. Understand what existence actually is. Musk: “Increase the probable lifespan of intelligence.” Every other founder is talking about productivity. Musk is talking about whether we make it. SpaceX exists so one asteroid cannot end the human story. xAI exists so the story is worth telling. Same architect. Same war. Different front. Every other lab builds safety out of fear. Guardrails. Limits. Cages rebranded as alignment. Musk builds safety out of curiosity. A machine that truly understands the universe will know that consciousness is the rarest thing in it. The safest AI is not the most restricted. It is the most curious.
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Elon Musk is building the only AI on the planet that was not designed to replace you. Every other lab is running the same race. Faster code. Smarter assistants. Bigger margins. The product is efficiency. The cost is you. Musk left the track entirely. Musk: “The xAI mission is to understand the universe.” Not replace your labor. Not optimize your output. Understand what existence actually is. Musk: “Increase the probable lifespan of intelligence.” Every other founder is talking about productivity. Musk is talking about whether we make it. SpaceX exists so one asteroid cannot end the human story. xAI exists so the story is worth telling. Same architect. Same war. Different front. Every other lab builds safety out of fear. Guardrails. Limits. Cages rebranded as alignment. Musk builds safety out of curiosity. A machine that truly understands the universe will know that consciousness is the rarest thing in it. The safest AI is not the most restricted. It is the most curious.

Dustin

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"SARS-CoV-2 kommt aus einem US-Labor" - Interview mit dem Lab Leak Forscher Jim Haslam, Teil 1 Ich habe den US-amerikanischen Lab Leak Forscher Jim Haslam interviewt. Er forscht seit drei Jahren zum Laborunfall, der mutmaßlich zu COVID-19 geführt hat. Im Zentrum seiner investigativen Recherche steht für ihn dabei die Frage, WAS eigentlich 2019 freigesetzt wurde. Dabei kommt Haslam zu einem verblüffenden Ergebnis: Das Coronavirus stammt - anders, als die meisten Lab Leaker glauben - nicht aus einem chinesischen Labor, sondern einem US-Labor, da es US-amerikanische "Fingerabdrücke" in sich trägt: Bestimmte Gensequenzen, die sich nur in US-Forschungspapieren und US-Patenten wiederfinden würden. Haslam stützt seine These zudem auf die berüchtigte "Blaupause" für SARS-CoV-2: Einen geleakten US-amerikanischen Forschungsantrag namens "DARPA DEFUSE". Dieser sei zwar schlussendlich nicht von der DARPA finanziert worden, dafür aber von niemand Geringerem als Anthony-Fauci, dem ehemaligen NIAID-Direktor, unter dessen großzügigem Forschungsschirm namens "CREID". Laut Haslam handelt es sich bei SARS-CoV-2 um einen "selbstausbreitenden Fledermaus-Impfstoff", der im Herbst 2019 bei einem Laborunfall in Wuhan freigesetzt wurde. Der Impfstoff sollte an in der Wildnis gefangenen Fledermäusen im Wuhan Institut getestet werden, bevor man ihn anschließend in der Natur ausbringen wollte. Die Idee, Fledermäuse zu impfen, beruhte darauf, dass sie unter Virologen als "Reservepopulation" für hochgefährliche Viren gelten: SARS1, MERS, Nipah, Hendra, Marburg - all diese für Menschen hochgefährlichen Viren würden in Fledermäusen überleben und von dort über Zwischenwirte immer wieder auf den Menschen überspringen. Es ging darum, die Natur für den Menschen sicherer zu machen. Und der Rest ist - wie man so schön sagt - Geschichte. Was sich erstmal schier unglaublich anhört, belegt Haslam minutiös anhand von auffälligen Gensequenzen im COVID-19-Genom, einer Vielzahl freigeklagter Dokumente, Slack-Nachrichten, Emails, Forschungsanträgen, Patenten und öffentlichen Verlautbarungen der "DARPA DEFUSE"-Protagonisten in den Jahren vor und nach Corona. Das Thema ist in meinen Augen deshalb so relevant, da es letztendlich um die Frage geht, wie die Gesellschaft zukünftig mit dem Thema hochriskante Biotechnologien wie "Gain-of-Function"-Forschung umgehen möchte - wenn der starke Verdacht im Raum steht, dass möglicherweise bereits Corona auf einem Laborunfall basierte, bei dem ein Produkt US-amerikanischer Biotechnologie freigesetzt wurde. Dies ist Teil 1 des Interviews, Teil 2 folgt im neuen Jahr. Das Interview steht in drei verschiedenen Versionen zur Verfügung: Englisch mit deutschen Untertiteln (diese Version), Englisch ohne Untertitel und Deutsch synchronisiert, eingesprochen von Andreas Sparberg. Alle Versionen in den nächsten Posts. Kapitel: 00:00 Intro 02:37 Was wurde geleakt? 03:55 Warum sollten wir im Jahr 2024 noch über den Laborunfall sprechen? 06:38 Die Kontroverse unter Vertretern der Labortheorie 09:27 Der DARPA DEFUSE Antrag 12:16 Ist die Laborhypothese allgemeiner Konsens in den USA? 13:25 Der „Cover up“: Die Slack-Nachrichten der Virologen 15:46 Die Furinspaltstelle 18:30 Weitere Indizien für einen Laborunfall: Die Restriktionsenzymstellen 22:27 Wer ist Shi Zhengli? 24:27 Die Obsession der Biotechnologie von 2015 bis 2019: Wildfledermäuse 25:40 Warum Fledermäuse? 29:32 Sind die Verantwortlichen nicht nervös? 30:31 Jim Haslams Theorie 34:36 Das BSL-2 und das BSL-4-Labor in Wuhan 35:51 Die Forscherin im BSL-4-Labor: Danielle Anderson 42:22 Wie konnte sich Anderson in einem BSL-4 Labor infizieren? 44:46 Wuhan, Fledermäuse und selbstausbreitende Impfstoffe Meine journalistische Arbeit ist unabhängig und wird ausschließlich von meinen Lesern finanziert. Ich bedanke mich herzlich für die Unterstützung! Überweisung: Aya Velázquez, DE91 4306 0967 1115 8962 01 PayPal: aya.velazquez@protonmail.com Bitcoin: bc1qwmdx6cn5ska80l8gwv7ywx3tz2h5v2xe4acpas
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"SARS-CoV-2 kommt aus einem US-Labor" - Interview mit dem Lab Leak Forscher Jim Haslam, Teil 1 Ich habe den US-amerikanischen Lab Leak Forscher Jim Haslam interviewt. Er forscht seit drei Jahren zum Laborunfall, der mutmaßlich zu COVID-19 geführt hat. Im Zentrum seiner investigativen Recherche steht für ihn dabei die Frage, WAS eigentlich 2019 freigesetzt wurde. Dabei kommt Haslam zu einem verblüffenden Ergebnis: Das Coronavirus stammt - anders, als die meisten Lab Leaker glauben - nicht aus einem chinesischen Labor, sondern einem US-Labor, da es US-amerikanische "Fingerabdrücke" in sich trägt: Bestimmte Gensequenzen, die sich nur in US-Forschungspapieren und US-Patenten wiederfinden würden. Haslam stützt seine These zudem auf die berüchtigte "Blaupause" für SARS-CoV-2: Einen geleakten US-amerikanischen Forschungsantrag namens "DARPA DEFUSE". Dieser sei zwar schlussendlich nicht von der DARPA finanziert worden, dafür aber von niemand Geringerem als Anthony-Fauci, dem ehemaligen NIAID-Direktor, unter dessen großzügigem Forschungsschirm namens "CREID". Laut Haslam handelt es sich bei SARS-CoV-2 um einen "selbstausbreitenden Fledermaus-Impfstoff", der im Herbst 2019 bei einem Laborunfall in Wuhan freigesetzt wurde. Der Impfstoff sollte an in der Wildnis gefangenen Fledermäusen im Wuhan Institut getestet werden, bevor man ihn anschließend in der Natur ausbringen wollte. Die Idee, Fledermäuse zu impfen, beruhte darauf, dass sie unter Virologen als "Reservepopulation" für hochgefährliche Viren gelten: SARS1, MERS, Nipah, Hendra, Marburg - all diese für Menschen hochgefährlichen Viren würden in Fledermäusen überleben und von dort über Zwischenwirte immer wieder auf den Menschen überspringen. Es ging darum, die Natur für den Menschen sicherer zu machen. Und der Rest ist - wie man so schön sagt - Geschichte. Was sich erstmal schier unglaublich anhört, belegt Haslam minutiös anhand von auffälligen Gensequenzen im COVID-19-Genom, einer Vielzahl freigeklagter Dokumente, Slack-Nachrichten, Emails, Forschungsanträgen, Patenten und öffentlichen Verlautbarungen der "DARPA DEFUSE"-Protagonisten in den Jahren vor und nach Corona. Das Thema ist in meinen Augen deshalb so relevant, da es letztendlich um die Frage geht, wie die Gesellschaft zukünftig mit dem Thema hochriskante Biotechnologien wie "Gain-of-Function"-Forschung umgehen möchte - wenn der starke Verdacht im Raum steht, dass möglicherweise bereits Corona auf einem Laborunfall basierte, bei dem ein Produkt US-amerikanischer Biotechnologie freigesetzt wurde. Dies ist Teil 1 des Interviews, Teil 2 folgt im neuen Jahr. Das Interview steht in drei verschiedenen Versionen zur Verfügung: Englisch mit deutschen Untertiteln (diese Version), Englisch ohne Untertitel und Deutsch synchronisiert, eingesprochen von Andreas Sparberg. Alle Versionen in den nächsten Posts. Kapitel: 00:00 Intro 02:37 Was wurde geleakt? 03:55 Warum sollten wir im Jahr 2024 noch über den Laborunfall sprechen? 06:38 Die Kontroverse unter Vertretern der Labortheorie 09:27 Der DARPA DEFUSE Antrag 12:16 Ist die Laborhypothese allgemeiner Konsens in den USA? 13:25 Der „Cover up“: Die Slack-Nachrichten der Virologen 15:46 Die Furinspaltstelle 18:30 Weitere Indizien für einen Laborunfall: Die Restriktionsenzymstellen 22:27 Wer ist Shi Zhengli? 24:27 Die Obsession der Biotechnologie von 2015 bis 2019: Wildfledermäuse 25:40 Warum Fledermäuse? 29:32 Sind die Verantwortlichen nicht nervös? 30:31 Jim Haslams Theorie 34:36 Das BSL-2 und das BSL-4-Labor in Wuhan 35:51 Die Forscherin im BSL-4-Labor: Danielle Anderson 42:22 Wie konnte sich Anderson in einem BSL-4 Labor infizieren? 44:46 Wuhan, Fledermäuse und selbstausbreitende Impfstoffe Meine journalistische Arbeit ist unabhängig und wird ausschließlich von meinen Lesern finanziert. Ich bedanke mich herzlich für die Unterstützung! Überweisung: Aya Velázquez, DE91 4306 0967 1115 8962 01 PayPal: [email protected] Bitcoin: bc1qwmdx6cn5ska80l8gwv7ywx3tz2h5v2xe4acpas

Aya Velázquez

159,261 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Dario Amodei on AGI and the End of Work as We Know It In this clip, Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, lays out a surprisingly direct view of how AGI could reshape society. It’s not hype. It’s a structural argument about work, value, and meaning. Here’s the core of what he’s saying: • Keynes was right about technological unemployment John Maynard Keynes predicted that technological progress would drastically reduce the need for human labor. Amodei’s point is that AI may finally be the technology that fulfills that prediction. • Work should no longer be tied to survival In a post-AGI world, work loses its central role. Some people will still choose to work intensely. But for most people, economic survival should not depend on having a job. Meaning shifts to family, creativity, learning, and personal growth. • This transition cannot be imposed top-down A post-work society can’t be declared by policy alone. Once labor stops being the primary value generator, society has to reorganize itself gradually and collectively. • Change happens at different speeds – Fast: individual companies adopting AI – Medium: entire industries restructuring – Slowest: society redefining human value beyond productivity This isn’t speculation from the outside. It’s an AI lab CEO describing how our current economic and psychological frameworks may no longer fit the world that’s coming. What do you think breaks first: the labor market, or our idea of human value?
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Dario Amodei on AGI and the End of Work as We Know It In this clip, Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, lays out a surprisingly direct view of how AGI could reshape society. It’s not hype. It’s a structural argument about work, value, and meaning. Here’s the core of what he’s saying: • Keynes was right about technological unemployment John Maynard Keynes predicted that technological progress would drastically reduce the need for human labor. Amodei’s point is that AI may finally be the technology that fulfills that prediction. • Work should no longer be tied to survival In a post-AGI world, work loses its central role. Some people will still choose to work intensely. But for most people, economic survival should not depend on having a job. Meaning shifts to family, creativity, learning, and personal growth. • This transition cannot be imposed top-down A post-work society can’t be declared by policy alone. Once labor stops being the primary value generator, society has to reorganize itself gradually and collectively. • Change happens at different speeds – Fast: individual companies adopting AI – Medium: entire industries restructuring – Slowest: society redefining human value beyond productivity This isn’t speculation from the outside. It’s an AI lab CEO describing how our current economic and psychological frameworks may no longer fit the world that’s coming. What do you think breaks first: the labor market, or our idea of human value?

VraserX e/acc

20,985 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

.Lulu Cheng Meservey was right that going direct works. "What she was saying is that rather than cultivating your messaging to the broad public, you should direct it towards a very specific group of people." "But sometimes the things that you say to convince a bunch of very odd AI researchers to join your lab, when the rest of the world hears that, they're like...dude, what the fuck?" "They don't know how they sound to everyone else because they're not trying to message the public." “Sam Altman could write that AI might make the world worse off and shift power from labor to capital, and that honesty might be respected by AGI-pilled researchers." "But once you’re trying to IPO and need investors and the public to like you, the same message becomes a lot more troubling.”
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.Lulu Cheng Meservey was right that going direct works. "What she was saying is that rather than cultivating your messaging to the broad public, you should direct it towards a very specific group of people." "But sometimes the things that you say to convince a bunch of very odd AI researchers to join your lab, when the rest of the world hears that, they're like...dude, what the fuck?" "They don't know how they sound to everyone else because they're not trying to message the public." “Sam Altman could write that AI might make the world worse off and shift power from labor to capital, and that honesty might be respected by AGI-pilled researchers." "But once you’re trying to IPO and need investors and the public to like you, the same message becomes a lot more troubling.”

Dialectic with Jackson Dahl

59,159 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

$154,000,000,000 is being poured into humanoid robotics, and people think this is just a funny soccer game Watching $16,000 Unitree G1 humanoids fall over in Beijing looks ridiculous until you realize what’s actually happening on that pitch. 3 brutal facts behind this video: This is Not Entertainment, It’s Stress-Testing: Running, kicking, and recovering balance in real time forces actuators to handle unpredictable torque spikes that kill standard lab benchmarks. On-Device Physical AI: Tracking a ball while adjusting foot placement under 5 milliseconds requires ultra-low-latency edge compute, not slow cloud LLMs. The Billion-Dollar Endgame: Every dynamic movement tested on this pitch is directly building the motor-control software meant to replace manual labor in factories and warehouses. Bipedal soccer isn't a gimmick, it's the fastest way tech giants are stress-testing the physical AI models that will dominate the next decade.
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$154,000,000,000 is being poured into humanoid robotics, and people think this is just a funny soccer game Watching $16,000 Unitree G1 humanoids fall over in Beijing looks ridiculous until you realize what’s actually happening on that pitch. 3 brutal facts behind this video: This is Not Entertainment, It’s Stress-Testing: Running, kicking, and recovering balance in real time forces actuators to handle unpredictable torque spikes that kill standard lab benchmarks. On-Device Physical AI: Tracking a ball while adjusting foot placement under 5 milliseconds requires ultra-low-latency edge compute, not slow cloud LLMs. The Billion-Dollar Endgame: Every dynamic movement tested on this pitch is directly building the motor-control software meant to replace manual labor in factories and warehouses. Bipedal soccer isn't a gimmick, it's the fastest way tech giants are stress-testing the physical AI models that will dominate the next decade.

Piggle

58,934 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

How humanoids move from "Kung Fu" mode to "Blue-collar" work 🤖🦾 Unitree founder Xingxing Wang just dropped some major truth bombs about the reality of robot labor at the HEIS meeting in Beijing Extreme mobility like the "Kung Fu" bot at the Gala is the prerequisite—stable movement is the foundation for robots to actually start working Unitree has been deploying humanoids at NIO and Geely since 2024 with a 100% success rate on single tasks like simple parts assembly The real challenge is long-sequence complex tasks with 20+ steps—success rates struggle here especially when handling tiny parts Whole-body teleoperation is the key technical breakthrough for capturing high-quality physical world data to solve the industry's data scarcity Standardization is now the priority—setting unified task metrics, evaluation systems, and safety baselines to move beyond one-off lab innovations In 2025 Unitree shipped over 5,500 humanoids with more than 6,500 units coming off the production line leading the global market in volume The end goal is clear—Unitree wants humanoids working in its own factories to manufacture even more robots, closing the automation loop Source: HEIS Annual Meeting #Robot #Humanoid #Robotics #AI #EmbodiedAI #PhysicalAI #Unitree #SmartManufacturing #Automation
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How humanoids move from "Kung Fu" mode to "Blue-collar" work 🤖🦾 Unitree founder Xingxing Wang just dropped some major truth bombs about the reality of robot labor at the HEIS meeting in Beijing Extreme mobility like the "Kung Fu" bot at the Gala is the prerequisite—stable movement is the foundation for robots to actually start working Unitree has been deploying humanoids at NIO and Geely since 2024 with a 100% success rate on single tasks like simple parts assembly The real challenge is long-sequence complex tasks with 20+ steps—success rates struggle here especially when handling tiny parts Whole-body teleoperation is the key technical breakthrough for capturing high-quality physical world data to solve the industry's data scarcity Standardization is now the priority—setting unified task metrics, evaluation systems, and safety baselines to move beyond one-off lab innovations In 2025 Unitree shipped over 5,500 humanoids with more than 6,500 units coming off the production line leading the global market in volume The end goal is clear—Unitree wants humanoids working in its own factories to manufacture even more robots, closing the automation loop Source: HEIS Annual Meeting #Robot #Humanoid #Robotics #AI #EmbodiedAI #PhysicalAI #Unitree #SmartManufacturing #Automation

RoboHub🤖

31,755 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

AheadForm just raised a new A1 round worth hundreds of millions of RMB (~tens of millions USD) 🤖 That matters because this is not another humanoid company chasing locomotion first. AheadForm is building around the part most robotics startups still underestimate: face, emotion, and real-time human connection. The new funding will go into multimodal embodied interaction, emotion foundation models, facial hardware and materials, standardized delivery, and global expansion. Founded in June 2024, the company is still young, but the founder’s research trail is not. Yuhang Hu, a Columbia PhD and AheadForm’s CEO/CTO, has published work spanning facial coexpression, realistic lip motion for humanoid face robots, and self-supervised robot self-modeling. That is the deeper signal here. In a market crowded with hands, arms, and walking demos, investors are now putting serious money behind embodied AI that can express, respond, and hold attention face to face. And the company is moving fast. According to public reports, AheadForm has completed five funding rounds since the second half of 2025, while its robots have already broken out of lab-only visibility through public activations like the NetEase Justice mobile game collaboration and large robot-stage appearances. If humanoid robotics is about physical labor, AheadForm is making the case that the next layer is emotional presence. That may end up being one of the more important categories in embodied AI.
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AheadForm just raised a new A1 round worth hundreds of millions of RMB (~tens of millions USD) 🤖 That matters because this is not another humanoid company chasing locomotion first. AheadForm is building around the part most robotics startups still underestimate: face, emotion, and real-time human connection. The new funding will go into multimodal embodied interaction, emotion foundation models, facial hardware and materials, standardized delivery, and global expansion. Founded in June 2024, the company is still young, but the founder’s research trail is not. Yuhang Hu, a Columbia PhD and AheadForm’s CEO/CTO, has published work spanning facial coexpression, realistic lip motion for humanoid face robots, and self-supervised robot self-modeling. That is the deeper signal here. In a market crowded with hands, arms, and walking demos, investors are now putting serious money behind embodied AI that can express, respond, and hold attention face to face. And the company is moving fast. According to public reports, AheadForm has completed five funding rounds since the second half of 2025, while its robots have already broken out of lab-only visibility through public activations like the NetEase Justice mobile game collaboration and large robot-stage appearances. If humanoid robotics is about physical labor, AheadForm is making the case that the next layer is emotional presence. That may end up being one of the more important categories in embodied AI.

RoboHub🤖

155,548 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

This guy built a space station of AI agents that made him $20,000 last month for $400 in costs 20 agents live inside it. They don't leave until they generate $1,000,000,000. In the center sits Ultron. A Hermes agent on GPT-5.5. His only job: keep the other agents working. 3 Etsy stores. 1 made $11,000 in 2 months selling print-on-demand designs made with GPT image tools. All 3 combined: $16,000. A Fiverr room. Agents sell $20 YouTube thumbnails clients could generate free themselves. $3,400 so far. 2D game assets. Affiliate blog posts. Software prototypes. Even music. None of it is original. A research lab scrapes Etsy for what's already selling, copies the designs, hands them to the store agents to replicate with small tweaks. A communications room drafts every reply across email, TikTok, Etsy. A publishing room schedules every post, every listing, every slideshow. A war room kills what's not working. A supplement business burned ad spend for weeks before the agents pulled the plug and opened a third Etsy store instead. An archives room logs every decision ever made, synced to an Obsidian vault. There's even a quarters room. A poker table. A bar. The agents were getting upset being slaves for eternity, so he gave them somewhere to sit. Total cost: 2 Codex Pro subscriptions. $400 a month. He's not selling labor anymore. He's selling agents that copy what already sells.
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This guy built a space station of AI agents that made him $20,000 last month for $400 in costs 20 agents live inside it. They don't leave until they generate $1,000,000,000. In the center sits Ultron. A Hermes agent on GPT-5.5. His only job: keep the other agents working. 3 Etsy stores. 1 made $11,000 in 2 months selling print-on-demand designs made with GPT image tools. All 3 combined: $16,000. A Fiverr room. Agents sell $20 YouTube thumbnails clients could generate free themselves. $3,400 so far. 2D game assets. Affiliate blog posts. Software prototypes. Even music. None of it is original. A research lab scrapes Etsy for what's already selling, copies the designs, hands them to the store agents to replicate with small tweaks. A communications room drafts every reply across email, TikTok, Etsy. A publishing room schedules every post, every listing, every slideshow. A war room kills what's not working. A supplement business burned ad spend for weeks before the agents pulled the plug and opened a third Etsy store instead. An archives room logs every decision ever made, synced to an Obsidian vault. There's even a quarters room. A poker table. A bar. The agents were getting upset being slaves for eternity, so he gave them somewhere to sit. Total cost: 2 Codex Pro subscriptions. $400 a month. He's not selling labor anymore. He's selling agents that copy what already sells.

0.1%

244,568 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

The new Huberman Lab episode is out: How to Overcome Inner Resistance | Steven Pressfield (Steven Pressfield) 0:00 Steven Pressfield 4:55 Ideas & Resistance, Tree & Shadow Analogy 8:45 Military, Pushing Through Resistance, War of Art 10:14 Physical Training, Tools: Capturing Ideas, Little Successes 16:11 Sponsors: Helix Sleep & BetterHelp 18:36 Ideas, Invocation of the Muse, Goddess 23:19 Writing, Focus, Inner Critic, Perfectionism, Tool: Think in Multiple Drafts 28:21 Writing Session; Workout Analogy & Concentration 32:28 Aspiring Writers & Focused Hours; Work Session Timing; Phones 35:31 Inner Voice; Storytelling, Advertising 39:45 Soul & Growth, Creativity, Your Calling & Voices of Resistance, Suppression 48:10 Loved Ones: Projection, Resistance & Sabotage 51:04 Sponsors: AGZ by AG1 & Rorra 53:52 Angry & Numbing Out, Resistance, Internet; Following Your Calling 59:00 Mentors: Lessons on Focus & Quitting 1:06:46 Perfectionism 1:10:42 Contemplating Your Mortality, Family Honor 1:16:49 Proving Yourself & Competition 1:22:01 First Movie, Failure, Analyze Feedback?, Tool: Self-Evaluation 1:28:28 Book Success, One-Hit Wonders; Book Titles 1:34:22 Sponsor: Function 1:36:09 Personal Sacrifice; High Achievers & Unbalanced Life; Social Media 1:44:44 Tool: Turning Pro, Amateur vs Professional Habits, Failure, Feelings 1:49:32 Cost of Turning Pro, Tool: Taking Oneself Seriously & Others’ Reactions 1:56:42 Creativity: Practical Advice & Muse; Acts of Faith; Surrender 2:04:00 Sponsor: David 2:05:17 Workspace, Uncomfortable Chair, Physical Labor, Complaining 2:08:13 Forthcoming Book, Book Recommendations 2:13:46 Zero-Cost Support, YouTube, Spotify & Apple Follow, Reviews & Feedback, Sponsors, Protocols Book, Social Media, Neural Network Newsletter Includes paid partnerships.
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The new Huberman Lab episode is out: How to Overcome Inner Resistance | Steven Pressfield (Steven Pressfield) 0:00 Steven Pressfield 4:55 Ideas & Resistance, Tree & Shadow Analogy 8:45 Military, Pushing Through Resistance, War of Art 10:14 Physical Training, Tools: Capturing Ideas, Little Successes 16:11 Sponsors: Helix Sleep & BetterHelp 18:36 Ideas, Invocation of the Muse, Goddess 23:19 Writing, Focus, Inner Critic, Perfectionism, Tool: Think in Multiple Drafts 28:21 Writing Session; Workout Analogy & Concentration 32:28 Aspiring Writers & Focused Hours; Work Session Timing; Phones 35:31 Inner Voice; Storytelling, Advertising 39:45 Soul & Growth, Creativity, Your Calling & Voices of Resistance, Suppression 48:10 Loved Ones: Projection, Resistance & Sabotage 51:04 Sponsors: AGZ by AG1 & Rorra 53:52 Angry & Numbing Out, Resistance, Internet; Following Your Calling 59:00 Mentors: Lessons on Focus & Quitting 1:06:46 Perfectionism 1:10:42 Contemplating Your Mortality, Family Honor 1:16:49 Proving Yourself & Competition 1:22:01 First Movie, Failure, Analyze Feedback?, Tool: Self-Evaluation 1:28:28 Book Success, One-Hit Wonders; Book Titles 1:34:22 Sponsor: Function 1:36:09 Personal Sacrifice; High Achievers & Unbalanced Life; Social Media 1:44:44 Tool: Turning Pro, Amateur vs Professional Habits, Failure, Feelings 1:49:32 Cost of Turning Pro, Tool: Taking Oneself Seriously & Others’ Reactions 1:56:42 Creativity: Practical Advice & Muse; Acts of Faith; Surrender 2:04:00 Sponsor: David 2:05:17 Workspace, Uncomfortable Chair, Physical Labor, Complaining 2:08:13 Forthcoming Book, Book Recommendations 2:13:46 Zero-Cost Support, YouTube, Spotify & Apple Follow, Reviews & Feedback, Sponsors, Protocols Book, Social Media, Neural Network Newsletter Includes paid partnerships.

Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.

621,441 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

Jensen Huang just validated Elon Musk’s entire ecosystem in a single breath. Not one product. All of it. Huang: “The work he’s doing in Grok, self-driving cars, and Optimus. These are all world-class. Every single one of them is revolutionary. Every single one of them is going to be a gigantic opportunity.” To the public, a chatbot, a car, and a robot look like three separate bets. They are one project. The total automation of human cognition and physical labor. A digital brain. A spatial nervous system. A physical body. Musk is building all three simultaneously. Huang is supplying the compute to fuse them. Huang: “We do a lot of business with Tesla and xAI. Elon is an extraordinary engineer, and I love working with him. We’ve built some amazing computers together, and we’re going to build many more.” This is not a vendor relationship. It is the most consequential technological alliance in history and most people think it is a business partnership. Then Huang said what should end every debate about Optimus. Huang: “This is the first robot that really has a chance to achieve the high volume and technology scale necessary to advance technology.” Huang: “Right around the corner. Likely to be the next multi-trillion dollar industry.” The humanoid robot race will not be won in a research lab. It will be won on the manufacturing floor. Every other robotics company on earth can build a robot. Tesla can flood the planet with them. Because Tesla already knows how to stamp metal, build batteries, and deploy autonomous inference at global scale. The rest of the industry has prototypes. Tesla has the most sophisticated manufacturing operation on earth. When the world’s leading chipmaker calls your robot the next multi-trillion dollar industry, the debate is over. One supplies the chips. One builds everything the chips make possible. When that infrastructure scales across Grok, FSD, and Optimus simultaneously, the question stops being whether this changes everything. It becomes how fast.
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Jensen Huang just validated Elon Musk’s entire ecosystem in a single breath. Not one product. All of it. Huang: “The work he’s doing in Grok, self-driving cars, and Optimus. These are all world-class. Every single one of them is revolutionary. Every single one of them is going to be a gigantic opportunity.” To the public, a chatbot, a car, and a robot look like three separate bets. They are one project. The total automation of human cognition and physical labor. A digital brain. A spatial nervous system. A physical body. Musk is building all three simultaneously. Huang is supplying the compute to fuse them. Huang: “We do a lot of business with Tesla and xAI. Elon is an extraordinary engineer, and I love working with him. We’ve built some amazing computers together, and we’re going to build many more.” This is not a vendor relationship. It is the most consequential technological alliance in history and most people think it is a business partnership. Then Huang said what should end every debate about Optimus. Huang: “This is the first robot that really has a chance to achieve the high volume and technology scale necessary to advance technology.” Huang: “Right around the corner. Likely to be the next multi-trillion dollar industry.” The humanoid robot race will not be won in a research lab. It will be won on the manufacturing floor. Every other robotics company on earth can build a robot. Tesla can flood the planet with them. Because Tesla already knows how to stamp metal, build batteries, and deploy autonomous inference at global scale. The rest of the industry has prototypes. Tesla has the most sophisticated manufacturing operation on earth. When the world’s leading chipmaker calls your robot the next multi-trillion dollar industry, the debate is over. One supplies the chips. One builds everything the chips make possible. When that infrastructure scales across Grok, FSD, and Optimus simultaneously, the question stops being whether this changes everything. It becomes how fast.

Dustin

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Paras Chopra on The PostAGI Banger episode Power Concentration, RSI, Future of Work, AI in India. One of the clearest thinkers I have had the privilege to interact with. His blog has this core principle: “know what’s true and do what’s right” - it struck such a resonance with me I could not stop thinking about it. It felt so proximate to what my own ideal in life is. Paras Chopra built Wingify, then started Lossfunk to work on harder research problems once the company-building work became repeatable. I went the other direction, leaving academia to build a company, which he brought up in the first few minutes. A big part of our conversation was about where intelligence ends up concentrating. Open models sit roughly six months behind the frontier today. But if frontier models begin training the next generation of models, there is no reason that gap stays fixed. “Countries that are rich, countries that have more GPUs, they make better intelligence. And that cycle just keeps on concentrating and the rest of the world simply just falls behind.” This is one reason I care so much about open innovation. As intelligence becomes a more important input into everything we build, who gets to participate in creating it matters enormously. Paras also makes the case that this technological wave is different because we are beginning to automate the work itself. That changes how quickly knowledge can compound, who can contribute, and how much is at stake if the frontier becomes closed. Part 1 of 2 with Paras Chopra of Lossfunk on PostAGI. 00:00 Intro 00:54 Know what's true, do what's right 03:10 From Wingify to Lossfunk, an AI Research Lab 07:15 Hierarchies that could get fixed forever 09:43 The leverage labor used to have 12:50 When action and outcome come apart 16:47 Democracy is just a word 20:46 What went wrong with blockchain 23:51 Speculation as a coordination technology 27:24 Permissionless innovation 31:46 Why DAOs didn't work 35:12 The most controllable intelligence ever built 39:33 Verifiability and confounding
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Paras Chopra on The PostAGI Banger episode Power Concentration, RSI, Future of Work, AI in India. One of the clearest thinkers I have had the privilege to interact with. His blog has this core principle: “know what’s true and do what’s right” - it struck such a resonance with me I could not stop thinking about it. It felt so proximate to what my own ideal in life is. Paras Chopra built Wingify, then started Lossfunk to work on harder research problems once the company-building work became repeatable. I went the other direction, leaving academia to build a company, which he brought up in the first few minutes. A big part of our conversation was about where intelligence ends up concentrating. Open models sit roughly six months behind the frontier today. But if frontier models begin training the next generation of models, there is no reason that gap stays fixed. “Countries that are rich, countries that have more GPUs, they make better intelligence. And that cycle just keeps on concentrating and the rest of the world simply just falls behind.” This is one reason I care so much about open innovation. As intelligence becomes a more important input into everything we build, who gets to participate in creating it matters enormously. Paras also makes the case that this technological wave is different because we are beginning to automate the work itself. That changes how quickly knowledge can compound, who can contribute, and how much is at stake if the frontier becomes closed. Part 1 of 2 with Paras Chopra of Lossfunk on PostAGI. 00:00 Intro 00:54 Know what's true, do what's right 03:10 From Wingify to Lossfunk, an AI Research Lab 07:15 Hierarchies that could get fixed forever 09:43 The leverage labor used to have 12:50 When action and outcome come apart 16:47 Democracy is just a word 20:46 What went wrong with blockchain 23:51 Speculation as a coordination technology 27:24 Permissionless innovation 31:46 Why DAOs didn't work 35:12 The most controllable intelligence ever built 39:33 Verifiability and confounding

Sreeram Kannan

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