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ספטמבר 19, 2025

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  • Elon Musk warns Bill Gates over Tesla short bet as Gates Foundation trims stake
    November 17, 2025, 8:54 PM EST. Tesla CEO Elon Musk publicly warned Bill Gates to close his long-standing short position against Tesla, a bet Gates has carried for years. The exchange follows Gates Foundation's move to dump about 65% of its Microsoft stake, nearly $9 billion, while Musk touts Tesla's growth and a recent $1 trillion compensation package approved for him that was limited by a Delaware court ruling. At the annual meeting, Musk highlighted future projects and industry disruption, underscoring investor confidence in his leadership. The feud appears personal but fits a broader tension between Musk and Gates, with Musk hinting that Gates should exit the Tesla short to avoid further clashes.
  • Android 17 Officially Codename Cinnamon Bun, Confirmed in Canary Build
    November 17, 2025, 8:48 PM EST. Android 17 has reportedly earned the codename Cinnamon Bun, a rumor that's now confirmed in the latest Android Canary build. The code shows version codenames with Cinnamon Bun listed beside other dessert-inspired names like Baklava and Upside Down Cake. Google has shifted away from public codename reveals, but this development is an official confirmation straight from the development code. The playful codename underscores Android's dessert alphabet, which has moved past the initial excitement. Cinnamon Bun is just the latest reminder of Android's quirky naming tradition-and, yes, Android 17 is real.
  • The Explorer's Mindset: Leading AI Transformation with Learning Velocity
    November 17, 2025, 8:46 PM EST. Leaders chase AI tools but miss the mindset to unlock value. A Fortune 100 rollout reveals frustration: platforms exist, yet decisions stall. The cure is the explorer's mindset: treat uncertainty as a field to map, use AI for discovery, and value learning velocity over mere implementation speed. Many orgs stall after pilots, keeping centralized AI teams and validating old assumptions. Real progress comes from curiosity, rapid feedback loops, and learning in public-distributing AI expertise, inviting outside collaborators, and treating AI as a collaborator that accelerates insight. A disciplined approach rests on three questions: What decision needs better information? What is the fastest, cheapest evidence? And what will we do with it? In one example, 20 experiments in 45 days yielded five revenue-driving learnings.
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    November 17, 2025, 8:44 PM EST. Tesla Optimus isn't the only humanoid robot in development. Advances like Nvidia's Jetson Thor are accelerating progress, with several labs racing toward practical, conversational machines. Notable players include Boston Dynamics' Atlas, Agility Robotics' Digit, Apptronik's Apollo, and Sanctuary AI's Phoenix, each pursuing different paths-from search-and-rescue to warehouse automation and elder care. These efforts share core challenges: reliable bipedal mobility, tool use, and safe interaction, supported by AI, perception, and cloud platforms. Many are moving from prototypes to commercially available systems, signaling a broader push to bring humanoid robots into work and daily life. The path ahead could reshape logistics and manufacturing as engineers refine performance, safety, and cost with next-gen hardware and software.