Amazon just blocked me from using Grok Bot to maintain my seller accounts. I have ALS. I am a full quadriplegic, and I cannot click through Seller Central myself. I use Grok Bot because I am disabled and I need it to do the work. On March 4, 2026, Amazon updated its Business Solutions Agreement and added an Agent Policy. Amazon's own seller notice says it may restrict AI agents that access Amazon services. Those agents have to identify themselves as automated systems, follow the policy, and stop if Amazon tells them to. I understand a rule against bots that pretend to be people. This is not that. This is a disabled seller who cannot run the account without help. Should I sue Amazon for discrimination under the ADA? Not yet. The sensible first step is to ask Amazon for a reasonable accommodation, an exception that lets me keep using the bot because of my disability. A lawsuit is the last step, not the first. @amazon @amznsellerhelp @xai @grok

HOW TO BECOME A FORWARD DEPLOYED ENGINEER (53 MIN MASTERCLASS) Some forward deployed engineers are getting PAID $1M+/year (kinda crazy, I know) And I REALIZED almost nobody talks about HOW they do it in any detail. It's basically nowhere online. So I asked someone who does it ALL DAY LONG for Fortune 500 companies to walk me through it, step by step. and he shares EXACTLY how he does it piped.video/watch?v=1a5HxU52… Here's what I learned: 1. They start by listening, not building. They interview the people doing the work and let agents quietly read the company's data for a few weeks. The real process is almost always 3x longer than the one on paper. 2. They sort every step into four buckets: delete it, automate it with a simple rule, give it to an AI agent, or keep a human on it. A surprising amount ends up in the first bucket. 3. They build inside the tools the company already uses. Nobody has to learn a new app. When a human needs to sign off, it's just a Slack message. 4. They use the cheapest model that gets the job done. Most of this work doesn't need the most expensive AI. 5. They measure everything before and after, then come back 6 months later and prove it worked. This + concrete client examples + way more on today's episode of @startupideaspod (thanks to @vasuman) A full course pretty much on the topic aivalable to you 100% for free. This episode is for ANYONE who wants to be a FDE or who wants to make their company AI-native by deploying agents. Watch

yes, grok bot is better than muse and better than dots by a pretty clear margin in my opinion

JUST IN: @shiftrobotics just launched AI-powered robotic walking shoes that let you move at running speeds. Moonwalkers Dusk strap over your shoes and add power to each step based on how you move. -Walk up to 7 mph without breaking into a run -AI adapts to your stride within about 10 steps -Detects walking running jumping and changes in slope -Foot gestures switch modes without your phone -Shock-absorbing wheels smooth cracks and uneven pavement -Nearly 40% lighter than the first generation Priced at $1,199.

I wonder what it’s like to live or work with these two women on a daily basis.

🚨 MUSE ECOSYSTEM ALERT 🚨 today we are announcing Muse Gadgets! this is an open-source ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK for anyone to make hardware that works with Muse we are also releasing our own gadget—Muse Home Link—to enable your muse to work with your smart devices (TV, speakers, etc.)

We've reset usage limits for all Grok Bot users. Enjoy!

Claude Opus 5.5 just took a big drop on NerfBench. Yesterday it was scoring above launch. Today it's at 94.2%. GPT 6 Astra: 98.0% Sonnet 5.5: 100.9% GPT 6.1 Sol: 106.7% 94.2% is still inside normal variance, so we can't call it a nerf yet. But we're watching Opus 5.5 very closely.

Humanoid, quadraped, and it flies. Robots will be SO much more than anyone has yet to imagine. This is becoming reality, in China.

Your printer shouldn’t tell you whose ink to buy. The Openprinter, a repairable inkjet prototype by Open Tools inside: a Raspberry Pi Zero W, an STM32 cartridge board, refillable HP cartridges and standard mechanical parts no cartridge DRM no ink subscription no proprietary drivers it prints in black or color on sheets or rolls, with a built-in cutter for custom lengths documents, artwork or banners from one compact machine, a DIY kit is planned, with design files coming when the final version is ready refill the ink, replace worn parts and keep your printer working follow for more hardware you can see working

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Ewwww PS5 jailbreak. So illegal and so unethical If you have a PS5, please do not follow these instructions under any circumstance. Don't even look at it

pewdiepie’s character development needs to be studied. > dropped out of university. > worked odd jobs while uploading gaming videos. > became the biggest YouTuber. > got into reading books. > got into drawings (insanely good) > got into philosophy. > moved to Japan and started family vlogs. > got into tech. > deep into linux. > installed arch. > replaced all his google services. > learned coding. > bought tons of GPUs. > made his own local data center. > trained his own LLM. > distilled OpenAI’s Sol into his local model and got banned twice lmao.

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