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another exciting episode ahead. Quick note — the Cursor team reached out about their upcoming Munich meetup (apparently I use it a bit too much 😅).

This week: Neo’s home robot, OpenAI’s roadmap to superintelligence, and Google’s new AI marketing agent that runs campaigns on autopilot.

Neo just launched its home robot — and yes, you can order it today.

For $500/month or $20,000 upfront, you get a robot that already does real household work: it runs your washing machine, opens doors, waters plants — and improves with every software update.

It’s still early and a bit clumsy (it takes around 5 minutes to load a dishwasher), but that will shrink fast. The hardware stays — the brain keeps evolving.

Right after Neo’s reveal, Elon Musk teased Tesla’s own robot, and with Unitree in China pushing hard, it’s clear: the home robot era just started.

Summary of the OpenAI Livestream — Key Takeaways

The last OpenAI livestream was superinteresting.It was the take that OpenAI has on near term future and midterm future.

It hit the mark: calm, focused, and packed with insights.

Concise Highlights:

• OpenAI is developing a personal AGI device, expected next year.

• The team believes deep learning could drive humanity to superintelligence within a decade.

• Sept 2026: AI research interns become automated. 🤯

• March 2028: Fully automated AI researchers.

• 2030s: The global impact becomes unpredictable — but likely very bright.

• Around $1.4 trillion is already invested in data centers; building 1 GW factories per week makes the $7T target realistic.

• Internal models aren’t far ahead yet, but OpenAI expects a major leap by Sept 2026.

• Model costs have dropped 40x, and this trend continues.

• Sam and Jakub didn’t deny the possibility of massive job losses as automation accelerates.

• GPT-6: No release date, but faster model updates planned.

• Expect big leaps in capability within 6 months.

Their outlook? Boldly optimistic (Of course, as this optimism is in their favor.So take it with a grain of salt.) — a future where AI doesn’t just assist science, but drives it forward.

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Google Labs just launched Pomelli — an AI marketing agent that runs campaigns end-to-end, fully on autopilot

It’s not available in Europe yet — likely due to regulations — but it’s a glimpse of what’s coming: with tools like n8n and others, small businesses are about to get marketing departments that rival big companies — just without the payroll.

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