# Robert Scoble
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robert scoble (born January 18, 1965) is an American blogger, technical evangelist, and author. Scoble is best known for his blog, Scobleizer, which came to prominence during his tenure as a technology evangelist at Microsoft. He later worked for Fast Company as a video blogger, and then Rackspace and the Rackspace-sponsored community site Building 43 promoting breakthrough technology and startups.
The Next Decade of AI, Robots & SpaceX | Robert Scoble
Robert Scoble has spent decades watching technology shifts before they become mainstream.
We talk about why he thinks Tesla has no real competitor in autonomous driving, humanoid robots, job displacement, GPT-6 Astra and the accelerating AI race, why Europe is falling behind the US, SpaceX and spac…
This Week in Tech 581: You Can Pay To See It All
Is Apple late to the VR/AR game? Has Palmer Luckey's support of Trump trolls hurt Oculus? Who will buy Twitter? Snapchat announces $130 camera Spectacles. And Yahoo has possibly the largest data breach ever.
Host: Jason Calacanis
Guests: Ben Parr, Robert Scoble, and Brian Alvey
Download or su…
This Week in Tech 581: You Can Pay To See It All
Is Apple late to the VR/AR game? Has Palmer Luckey's support of Trump trolls hurt Oculus? Who will buy Twitter? Snapchat announces $130 camera Spectacles. And Yahoo has possibly the largest data breach ever.
Host: Jason Calacanis
Guests: Ben Parr, Robert Scoble, and Brian Alvey
Download or su…
This Week in Tech 581: You Can Pay To See It All
Is Apple late to the VR/AR game? Has Palmer Luckey's support of Trump trolls hurt Oculus? Who will buy Twitter? Snapchat announces $130 camera Spectacles. And Yahoo has possibly the largest data breach ever.
Host: Jason Calacanis
Guests: Ben Parr, Robert Scoble, and Brian Alvey
Download or su…
Elon Musk and AOC’s America Is Failing Us All On Unified Policy
We’ve ditched one of the founding fathers’ most important innovations, it seems. Can we get back to common ground in time, or is it too late? Do these different states become more like separate regimes or countries, and does that dilute the once great power of American citizenship? These thoughts a…
Episode 14: Jeff Atwood (CodingHorror.com) talks about StackOverflow
Episode 14
This week, we talk with Jeff Atwood (of codinghorror.com fame) about his soon to be released developer Q&A site, StackOverflow.com.
Links:
CodingHorror.com (Jeff's blog)
The StackOverflow blog
Robert Scoble's post on StackOverflow (no, it didn't make him cry)
Jeff's post about…
Irena Cronin — Spatial Computing: Computer Vision, The Infinite Retina, and 3D Volumetric Reality
Overview
For nearly a century, human interaction with digital information has been artificially constrained to flat, two-dimensional screens: televisions, desktop monitors, and mobile displays. With the convergence of high-framerate depth sensors, spatial computer vision, and neural rendering, com…
Tesla's Secret Optimus Training Program Just Leaked
Tesla Optimus training leak: workers wear suits with up to 40 cameras, says Robert Scoble, as Tesla hires robot data collectors in 15 US cities.🚨 Are you a serious $TSLA or $SPCX investor? Track Tesla & SpaceX catalysts and odds 👉 https://www.brighterfinance.comKeep close track of all Musk business…
Product Failures: Color
Raising $41 million dollars before launch, Color should have been an instant hit, but instead met a swift demise. When it launched, the application had around 1 million downloads. By September 2011, the service had a little under 100,000 active users. Founded by serial entrepreneur Bill Nguyen and …
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