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How AI and shifting technology economics are reshaping how people work, build, and run solo or small businesses.
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For sixty years, robots have stayed behind a factory fence. In August 2026, Tesla, BYD, Unitree, Chery and Xpeng are all racing to walk them out from behind it. Here's what's actually happening, what's still hype, and the one small habit worth starting this month.
Software engineering has split into two tribes: those who only prompt AI and those who only coded by hand. The rare engineer who can do both is about to become the most valuable person on any team.
For as long as we've had the internet, clicking "Pay" has been yours to do. This year, AI assistants are quietly learning to run the whole errand — search, choose, and pay — on your behalf. Here's what's changing, the honest catch, and the small habit that keeps you in charge.
If you've used one of these AI tools for a while, you've probably felt a small, quiet frustration without ever naming it. Every time you come back, you're a...
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