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Luna Tech retweeted
Alexandr Wang highlights a number most robotaxi companies keep private: roughly 1 human operator for every 3–5 driverless cars.
The Scale AI founder discussed on Y Combinator’s Lightcone podcast what people will actually do when AI agents take over more tasks.
According to Wang, a manager’s job isn’t just assigning work. Much of it involves solving unexpected problems, handling failures, and keeping everything running smoothly.
He pushed back on the idea that AI will create a future where humans simply supervise agents and enjoy a problem-free life.
The reality? Getting multiple AI agents to work together, manage workflows, and fix errors will still be challenging.
Wang sees a similar pattern in autonomous driving: reaching 90% accuracy is relatively easy, but getting close to 99% is significantly harder. That final gap requires much more effort.
Robotaxis offer a real-world example. Even self-driving vehicles still rely on human remote operators to handle difficult situations. Wang estimates there may be only 3–5 cars per operator, suggesting human involvement remains greater than many people realize.
His broader point about the future of work is equally interesting.
If AI makes the economy more efficient and drives prices down, people may simply demand more products and services. That could create new opportunities for humans even as automation expands.
AI won't necessarily eliminate every job. It may change what humans spend their time doing.
Follow @LunaTechAI for updates on AI, technology, and business.
I track developments across ChatGPT, Claude, and emerging AI agents to bring you the signals that matter.
Alexandr Wang highlights a number most robotaxi companies keep private: roughly 1 human operator for every 3–5 driverless cars.
The Scale AI founder discussed on Y Combinator’s Lightcone podcast what people will actually do when AI agents take over more tasks.
According to Wang, a manager’s job isn’t just assigning work. Much of it involves solving unexpected problems, handling failures, and keeping everything running smoothly.
He pushed back on the idea that AI will create a future where humans simply supervise agents and enjoy a problem-free life.
The reality? Getting multiple AI agents to work together, manage workflows, and fix errors will still be challenging.
Wang sees a similar pattern in autonomous driving: reaching 90% accuracy is relatively easy, but getting close to 99% is significantly harder. That final gap requires much more effort.
Robotaxis offer a real-world example. Even self-driving vehicles still rely on human remote operators to handle difficult situations. Wang estimates there may be only 3–5 cars per operator, suggesting human involvement remains greater than many people realize.
His broader point about the future of work is equally interesting.
If AI makes the economy more efficient and drives prices down, people may simply demand more products and services. That could create new opportunities for humans even as automation expands.
AI won't necessarily eliminate every job. It may change what humans spend their time doing.
Follow @LunaTechAI for updates on AI, technology, and business.
I track developments across ChatGPT, Claude, and emerging AI agents to bring you the signals that matter.
Luna Tech retweeted
HOW TO FIND ONLINE CLIENTS WHO WILL ACTUALLY PAY YOU (EVEN IF YOU'RE A BEGINNER)
Finding clients is often harder than doing the work.
But you don't need expensive tools, a huge audience, or years of experience to start.
You need:
✅ A useful skill
✅ The right buyers
✅ A clear offer
✅ A professional message
✅ A simple follow-up system
Here's a step-by-step guide, with real-world examples you can use today. 🧵👇
Luna Tech retweeted
Jim Carrey Explained Depression in a Way That Hits Deep
Jim Carrey once shared a powerful perspective on sadness and depression:
“Sadness comes from what happens to us, or what we wish had happened differently.”
“Depression can be your mind and body telling you that you can’t keep living the same way anymore.”
“Sometimes, the person you show the world isn’t who you truly want to be.”
I once heard Jeff Foster describe depression as a form of “deep rest.”
Maybe that’s what we need sometimes — a break from the expectations, roles, and identities we’ve been carrying for too long.
Not every breakdown means you’re broken.
Sometimes, it’s a sign that something inside your life needs care, change, and understanding.
Jim Carrey Explained Depression in a Way That Hits Deep
Jim Carrey once shared a powerful perspective on sadness and depression:
“Sadness comes from what happens to us, or what we wish had happened differently.”
“Depression can be your mind and body telling you that you can’t keep living the same way anymore.”
“Sometimes, the person you show the world isn’t who you truly want to be.”
I once heard Jeff Foster describe depression as a form of “deep rest.”
Maybe that’s what we need sometimes — a break from the expectations, roles, and identities we’ve been carrying for too long.
Not every breakdown means you’re broken.
Sometimes, it’s a sign that something inside your life needs care, change, and understanding.
Luna Tech retweeted
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DELETED INDEED APP IN 2026.
Landed a $130/hr remote job in 11 days using these 10 platforms instead.
Here's exactly what I used:
Luna Tech retweeted
The three things that killed AI video consistency just got solved in one model.
Kling 4 on Buzzy:
→ Omni Reference = characters and objects stay locked
→ 30 seconds in one generation (no stitching)
→ Start/Middle/End frame control
→ Cinematic motion that actually looks directed
This isn’t “better AI video.” It’s a different category entirely.
Available on Buzzy right now.
🤝 Paid partnership
Luna Tech retweeted
Ideogram has just launched its first vector generation model. You can now create clean and fully editable SVG files directly from a text prompt, complete with smooth gradients and crisp typography. It also lets you convert any existing image into a detailed, scalable vector graphic. The model is already available on the Ideogram platform and through their API.
Today, we’re introducing Ideogram's first vector model.
Generate clean, editable SVGs with smooth gradients and sharp typography from a text prompt, or turn any image into a detailed, scalable vector.
Live in Ideogram and the API: ideogram.ai/models/vector