One of the teams I’m most excited about is pioneering robotics for making clothes. Almost nobody else is working on this. I’ve talked a lot about what they can do and why, but today they have published about how. https://t.co/tzmK4ZJY8F

Important possibilities for humans are being developed by my buddy Andrew Hessel. Let’s find the right patrons for him. https://t.co/e8CVszArlv

Launching “X It Forward”: Thank X members who inspire you by donating to charities they love—in their name. Rules: - Be positive, there is enough negativity out there. - Be serious, choose someone that deserves to be honored. - Be creative, pick a charity that speaks to your

You guys have heard some of the same stories from me a few times. Lots of the videos online are from when I’m speaking to a new audience, so I have to do some of my hits from the 80s. My favorite thing to do is speak to an audience that already knows me so I do some new things.

Today is either the worst day to get any work done, or the best day - depending on the kind of work you do. Either way, you can listen to a podcast while you do it. https://t.co/reWkyGDF7A

Jennifer Schenker is one of my favorite journalists covering tech. She just published an interview that we did together. https://t.co/hiWRVrshSx

Where’s Pablos? My book is supposed to be in Airport Bookstores all over America. I need your help to find out if that’s true. Post a photo of you with the book if you find it and I will send you a signed copy for free! https://t.co/JC4BWRo3F6

"Big industries are basically a euphemism for big problems." https://t.co/hXNf2Jrdlk

The Register is apparently the coolest euro media company, since they just wrote about Deep Future. https://t.co/n9o3LxTZ90

Went to the Ray-Ban store to try to buy Meta glasses with the display built in. Unfortunately, the only place you can get prescription lenses for these things is from Ray-Ban. You can’t get a prescription as strong as mine and you can’t get progressive prescriptions. So the only

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Nanobanana gives good Bobblehead.

Finally some AI worth the hype! Get this collar and find out what you dog is barking about! https://t.co/eVyjAQ008d

At the intersection of biology and AI, there’s something game changing going on. Dr. Aneil Mallavarapu and his partner – 23andMe co-founder Linea Avey – are both early pioneers in TechBio. This podcast is a conversation I had with Aneil and a live audience of smart friends!

A very unique event in Dubai with 30 Futurists on stage. Apparently they think I’m one of them. #FuturistXSummit

Direct Air Capture for CO2 usually has a goal of $100/ton, which would be astounding. At that price we can totally remove all the CO2 that humans have put in the atmosphere for $50 trillion. About the same as Apple's revenue for the next ~150 years. https://t.co/ABB8NIMw6M

I worked with this guy when he was on the Modernist Cuisine team. If you want the ultimate kitchen knife... https://t.co/mipIwvb1HL

Pablos Holman on building autonomous cargo ships and why deep tech matters. cc: @pablos

The plan was clean. The escape? Not so much. Midway City doesn’t play fair. Wishlist this 4-player coop heist FPS on Steam today.

"The zero to one, that first time is incredibly hard. It takes lifetimes, it takes careers, it takes everything you've got to do something the first time that humans have never seen before. Every time after that, the second time to the nth time, that's craft. That is not

Pablos Holman on creating Hackerbot, the robot that steals passwords. cc: @pablos

"Let's build some cool shit. I don't know why you wouldn't want to do that. We can build ships, we can build chips, we can build all these things." — @pablos

NEW podcast episode is up! "Pablos Holman — One of The Scariest Hackers I’ve Ever Met" Pablos Holman (@pablos) is a hacker and inventor and the bestselling author of Deep Future: Creating Technology that Matters, the indispensable guide to deep tech. Previously, Pablos worked

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