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This week’s updates aren’t future visions. They’re happening now.

China is flooding factories with robots. AI prosthetics are giving people their lives back. And even your next DoorDash order is getting filtered through machine learning.

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🧵 In today's edition:

1.  🤖 China Races Ahead in Robots

2. 🖐️ AI Bionic Hands Are Changing Lives

3. 🍜 DoorDash Wants AI to Read Your Cravings

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1.🤖 China Races Ahead in Robots

China isn’t just testing robots. It’s building them everywhere.

Since 2021, they’ve been installing over 280,000 robots a year—more than half the world’s supply. Their robot density jumped from 97 to 470 per 10,000 workers, leaving the U.S. in the dust.

On top of that, they’re forging alliances and building a unified AI hardware-software stack to reduce reliance on U.S. tech.

This isn’t a side project. It’s China going all-in on physical AI.

2.🖐️ AI Bionic Hands Are Changing Lives

BrainCo has unveiled an AI-powered bionic hand that works without surgery, reading muscle signals to move just like the real thing.

Early users have gone from zero function to typing, lifting weights, writing calligraphy, playing piano, and even rock climbing again.

Unlike older robotic prosthetics, this one is far more affordable and easier to access.

This isn’t science fiction. It’s life restored, powered by AI.

3.🍜 DoorDash Wants AI to Read Your Cravings

DoorDash is quietly adding AI to how you order food.

Their models can clean up messy search terms, predict what you meant, and match you with the exact restaurant you wanted—no more typing “ramen noodle bowl soup spicy hot” and ending up with sushi instead.

The goal? Faster searches, fewer wrong picks, and stomachs that get exactly what they’re craving.

Some say it’s a lifesaver for foodies. Others worry it’s too much automation for a simple meal.

Would you let AI decide what restaurant matches your cravings?

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