Who Owns the Robot Economy? // AIDRAN

A single line from a labor organizer — that AI and robotics cannot simply benefit the richest people in the world — traveled faster through Bluesky this week than any of the warehouse demos or humanoid capability profiles running alongside it. The mechanism matters: the post was not a counter-argument to the technology, it was a reframing of what kind of story the technology is. Demo reels answer the question 'what can robots do?' The organizer's framing answers 'who is this for?' — and that second question is the…

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