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What would happen when Stargate is totally built? (Currently operational ~ 3%)

Projections are pointing to 2029/30.. a possible turning point for AI? Do you think hugr models could bring us to AGI by then? And, more importantly, could this AI become capable enough to replace a significant portion of computer related jobs like marketing, programming, etc?

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u/Distinct-Question-16 — 2 days ago
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In 1972, Michel Siffre spent 205 days alone in a Texas cave with no sunlight or clocks, communicating only his biological data to researchers outside. His sense of time, wakefulness, sleep, and memory became distorted. The experiment helped reveal how our internal biological clock works.

u/Distinct-Question-16 — 2 days ago
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The Worldwide Humanoid Robots Games are back this Saturday, with over 2000 robots and 666 teams from 16 countries

The World Humanoid Robot Games will be held at Beijing’s National Speed Skating Oval from August 22 to 26, with 2,056 robots from 666 teams representing 16 countries, including China, the United States, Germany, Japan and Brazil, eWeek reports.

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u/Distinct-Question-16 — 3 days ago
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A CT (computed tomography) scanner with its protective casing removed in action

u/DeathWray — 4 days ago
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China humanoid makers hold 97% of global sales in the first semester of 2026; 16K humanoids robots shipped, projected to hit 60K units by end of 2026

Chinese humanoid robot makers accounted for over 97% of global shipments in 1H26, as volumes more than tripled to 19,100 units.

Shanghai-based Agibot led with 44% of global shipments (8,400 units), overtaking Hangzhou-based Unitree Robotics.

Industrial and commercial sectors accounted for more than 70% of total deployments, a sharp rise from roughly 50% a year prior.

Annual shipments are projected to hit 60,000 units by the end of 2026

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u/Distinct-Question-16 — 9 days ago