🤖 Smarter Browsers, Human-Like Bots, and 5-Minute EVs

This week’s updates aren’t future concepts. They’re already live — and learning fast.

AI is moving into your browser with a built-in assistant that reads, writes, and responds in real time. A humanoid robot is multitasking like a roommate with reflexes. And BYD’s new EV charges faster than a gas station stop.

The tools are smarter. The machines are faster. And the future just got a 5-minute head start.

Here’s what matters right now 👇

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🧵 In today's edition:

1.  1.🔥 Dia Wants to Redesign the Browser Itself

2.  🏠 Humanoid Robots Are Now Living at Home

3. ⚡ BYD Wants to Kill the Gas Pump in 5 Minutes

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1.🔥 Dia Wants to Redesign the Browser Itself

The new browser, Dia, puts a full AI assistant right in the URL bar — ready to search, summarize files, and write drafts using whatever’s in your open tabs.

You can talk to it, tweak how it sounds, and get custom outputs without switching tabs or copying content around.

It’s still in beta and invite-only for now — but it’s already pointing toward a browser that feels more like a creative partner than a tool.

This isn’t just a smarter address bar. It’s a serious rethink of how browsers work.

2. 🏠 Humanoid Robots Are Now Living at Home

The humanoid robot can clean, guard your home, assist with chores, and respond to emotions in real time. It moves with the precision of an athlete and the awareness of a personal assistant.

It’s not just reacting — it’s sensing, balancing, and multitasking like a live-in teammate.

This isn’t a prototype. It’s already up and running.

Lingxi X2 isn’t just a robot. It might be your most human roommate yet.

3.⚡ BYD Wants to Kill the Gas Pump in 5 Minutes

Their latest sedan jumped from 13% to 60% in under 5 minutes using a 1,000-kilowatt megacharger — adding nearly 250 miles of range.

Everything’s built in-house: the car, the batteries, and the charger. That tight control is what makes charging this fast (and this real).

The goal? Remove the last excuse holding people back from going electric.

Some say it’s the future. Others still worry about the switch.

Would you trade your gas pump for a 5-minute EV charge?

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