Why Robots Need Intelligence Built for the Physical World

Robbyant’s LingBot 2.0 starts with the demands of perception and physical action to build intelligence across different robot bodies. A chatbot can wait for another prompt. A robot may already be moving by the time its surroundings change. That difference turns embodied AI into a distinct engineering problem, where intelligence has to account for physical … Read more

Google’s 2027 LSA Expansion Has an API Availability Problem

Google’s planned 2027 expansion of Local Services Ads (LSAs) creates an important technical question for agencies and software providers: will Google Ads API capabilities expand at the same pace as the advertiser migration? Google’s migration roadmap says non-US accounts and remaining business categories will transition to Performance Max campaigns with pay-per-lead goals in 2027. Yet … Read more

“Move Fast and Break Things” Is Dead. What Counts in Enterprise AI Now?

The invoices are ending Silicon Valley’s favorite motto that built the AI boom. Right before Facebook went public, Mark Zuckerberg shared the “move fast and break things” motto in his 2012 letter to investors. The idea was to build and launch quickly, fix problems later, and learn from mistakes. Startups across Silicon Valley embraced this … Read more

OpenAI is stepping back from NDAs for data center projects

Following this week’s midterms where voters resoundingly voiced their opposition to data center expansion, OpenAI today announced new commitments to communities where it is working on data center projects, including that it won’t use non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with public officials. Many data center projects have come under scrutiny for relying on NDAs to hide discussions … Read more