Jaden Shafer

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And yeah, let's get into the first story.

The first thing I want to talk about is AI robots at the White House.

This was kind of honestly just sort of like a funny story.

A lot of people talked about it.

I think there was like a headline on TechCrunch, which said like Melania Trump wants

AI robots to homeschool your kids.

Anyways, people are kind of just being funny with it.

But basically, what happened was Melania Trump brought in the figure three humanoid robot.

And it was basically walking around on two feet, it was greeting guests, it was speaking in 11 different languages.

Now, I think on the surface, you can really look at this like a PR moment for figure three, and actually, probably in the White House, right to say like, look, we're like super high tech.

But I think the reason why it matters is it's a signal of how fast physical AI is moving.

If you look at a year ago, we were seeing these robots in these kind of controlled lab demos.