Will our children ever see a natural starlit night sky again?
SpaceX wants to put 40,000 satellites up
Blue Origin wants to install 52,000 in near earth orbit
Just imagine the first space war when nations start targeting them ... how much lethal space debris there will be.
A judge just fired a warning shot at AI agents.
In Amazon vs Perplexity, the court said platforms can block AI agents from accessing their systems even if the user authorized them.
In other words: user permission may not be enough.
1. Business idea: monitor prediction markets for quick surges, make smart bets quickly
2. Global intelligence agencies: do the same, be aware of tomorrow's news today
Prediction markets are leak engines.
Rent a robot?
It's gonna cost you.
At MWC2026, AGIBOT launched a Robot-as-a-Service platform across 17 markets. Big step for access. Still a premium price for real work.
Starting at $1,000/day.
Ouch!
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/2026/03/02/you-can-now-rent-this-robot-for-1000-per-day/
AI agents will soon be running robots.
This means that where AI hits the white collar worker, robots hit the blue collar worker.
And the Citrini Research thought experiment that went viral this past weekend looks pretty naive, actually.
https://johnkoetsier.com/ai-agents-robots-our-insane-westworld-future/
Read this slowly:
"There is a new category of usage emerging where single individuals manage to leverage more intelligence solo compared to hundreds of other more casual users."
Think
- more than a company?
- more than a government?
AI is changing the game.
Humans are so screwed.
Here's the factory of the future, from Machina Labs, which just raised $124 million to build a 200,000-square-foot production facility.
Got this pic from their press kit.
Not a meatbag in sight.
so tired of companies doing this
1) record profits
2) cut people off like they mean nothing
it's rampant now, and here's ASML doing the same ting.
Amazon, I'm looking at you too!
