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The world is on fast-forward. Robots are rolling out, people are steering robotic arms with thoughts, and OpenAI just shipped plug-and-play agents. Crypto’s ripping, new products drop hourly, and my X.com feed is basically a scoreboard of wins. While I’m dictating this into AI, my robot vacuum is doing laps on its own. Life is wild—in the best way.

Non-technical founders are stacking serious revenue with “vibe-coded” apps—speed over ceremony, UX over frameworks.

• Albert: $0 → $106k MRR in 6 months (vibe-coded SaaS) — https://x.com/marc_louvion/status/1975218263564182014

• Sabrine: $435k MRR — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cw3zkSrrnfU&t=4s

• Indie hackers are turning vibe coders en masse — see:

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Build or join—just move.

OpenAI DevDay: Agents everywhere

DevDay delivered what matters: ChatGPT as an interface to everything.

Booking.com, Canva, Coursera, Expedia, Figma, Shopify, Zillow—real actions, inside one chat, for you.

Pulse + integrations make it obvious: they’re collapsing workflows into a single AI-first app.

Sam Altman told a16z they’re aiming for personalized AIs—not one model for all, but the one that knows you.

Agent Builder (no-code, real power)

OpenAI’s Agent Builder lets you spin up custom agents fast. It’s strong, but also a bit overhyped—iteration beats demo hype. Microsoft Copilot planted the seed; this is the next turn of the wheel. The MCP idea—connecting to “all the tools, all the AIs”—is the right direction.

Figure 03: the humanoid ramp-up

Sooner or later we’ll have hundreds of millions of general-purpose robots doing real work. Figure’s “03” intro makes the case: it already works surprisingly well.

But we are still early: price is high, and performance wants orders of magnitude more real-world data. The only path is shipping fleets, letting them learn in the wild—synthetic worlds won’t close the gap alone.

See Tweet of launch.

DoorDash “Dot”: autonomy goes curb-to-door

DoorDash announced Dot, an all-electric, last-mile robot built for sidewalks, bike lanes, and roads. ~20 mph, ~30 lb payload, secure compartment, basic voice + display.

Vision-first stack (cameras, radar, LiDAR, GPS), deep-learning navigation, and tight integration with their Autonomous Delivery Platform—so it can play nice with sidewalk bots and drones.

Translation: multi-modal delivery that actually routes intelligently.
See the trailer here.

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