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🚨 Big Tech is climbing the wrong mountain. And it might cost them the future of AGI. 🎙️ In the latest episode of Invisible Machines, Robb W. and Josh Tyson are joined by Ben Goertzel, Founder & CEO of SingularityNET and one of the researchers who helped bring AGI and the singularity into the mainstream. In this conversation, they unpack: 🔸 Why Big Tech’s single-path obsession with scaling transformers may be a dead end 🔸 How open, decentralized systems could leapfrog centralized AI giants 🔸 Why we’re no longer in “AI winters and summers,” but in six-month singularity cycles 🔸 And how the first human-level AGI might emerge without a single owner or controller. ▶️ Watch / listen to the full episode: YouTube: https://lnkd.in/dfqeM6-f  Spotify: https://lnkd.in/dzRPaafV  Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/dMWJahDm #AgenticAI #AGI #Singularity #AIPlatforms #EnterpriseAI #AI

AI is reshaping the career ladder, starting from the bottom 🪜 Educator and UX Design Lab, LLC founder Pavel Bukengolts explains how automation is erasing entry-level roles while experienced workers gain ground. His main takeaway is that future-proof skills aren’t technical, but human: critical thinking, communication, systems understanding, and ethics. Companies now face a choice: replace junior talent or use AI to help them grow. 👉 Read more: https://lnkd.in/dBhcMJGy #AI #Design #Automation #Career #FutureofWork

💥 “AI is dead.” “No, AI is back.” “Wait… NVIDIA is dead?” Rinse. Repeat. Every six months. 🎙️ In this clip from Season 7’s opening episode of Invisible Machines, returning guest Ben Goertzel zooms out from the headlines to show what’s actually happening beneath the cycle of hype and panic. While markets swing and narratives flip overnight, the underlying arc of AI progress keeps accelerating. What looks like chaos on the surface is really a signal: cheaper models, faster experimentation, and more compute being put to work in entirely new ways. The noise is loud. The momentum is quieter, and far more important. This is Season 7, Episode 1, and we’re kicking things off by cutting through the hype to talk about where AI progress is really coming from. Full episode dropping soon. 👀 Stay tuned.

What China’s EV highways can teach us about AI’s future 🚗 China’s EV-only lanes, built for constant charging and intelligent flow, show how infrastructure unlocks speed and safety. The UX Magazine staff explores how dedicated runtimes, where agents can operate efficiently, safely, and at scale, can do the same for organizations. The next leap in AI isn’t bigger models, it’s better environments. 👉 Read the full article to see why infrastructure, not size, powers the next wave of AI: https://lnkd.in/d8y6WBY4  #AI #AIAutomation #AIEcosystems #AIInfrastructure #EmergingTechnology

AI just gave design a turbo boost 🚀 Tight deadlines, endless iterations, and the pressure to balance creativity with speed – UI/UX designers know this story all too well. Nayyer Abbas, a seasoned designer, argues that AI isn’t here to replace designers, it’s here to amplify them. From sketch-to-prototype automation to AI-driven UX research, these tools are changing how design teams ideate, test, and ship. He explores how tools like Reweb, Figma Make, and Firefly are transforming workflows, and how designers can stay human in an AI-powered craft. 👉 Read the full piece: https://lnkd.in/gb9EFTtc  #AI #UXDesign #DesignTools #ProductDesign

60+ Entry-level UX Design Jobs 40+ Entry-level Product Design Jobs 30+ Entry-level UX Research Jobs 20+ Internships The interesting thing isn’t how many jobs are listed. It’s what sits underneath them. AI isn’t the headline. It’s the scaffolding. These roles increasingly assume AI-assisted research, AI-augmented design, and human oversight where automation breaks down. The list of jobs compliments of Samaya Sinha (UXWoman) found in comments: This list also pairs nicely with the newest episode of Invisible Machines featuring Erika Flowers (link also in comments) wherein she jams with Robb W. and Josh Tyson on many related topics, including what skills and backgrounds we are becoming more valuable as AI revolutionizes product design, UX and engineering.

"An hour of content you LITERALLY cannot find anywhere else". Erika Flowers - former NASA AI leader who has truly scoured the landscape - joins the Invisible Machines hosts to unpack why the “Big Sexy AI use case” is a trap, and why real AI value comes from boring, durable infrastructure - not flashy demos.

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Everyone wants to stand on their AI roof. But what about building the house first? 🎙️ In this episode of Invisible Machines, Erika Flowers (ex-NASA AI Readiness leader) explains why most AI projects fail before they start. “We’ve got the nail gun. But no ladders. No scaffolding. No safety gear,” says Erika. That’s the real state of enterprise AI today. ▶️ Watch the full episode and rethink how you’re building AI before you try to climb the roof: https://lnkd.in/dUajeC27 #EnterpriseAI #AgenticAI #AIStrategy #InvisibleMachines

What happens when AI agents start spending money for you? 🤖 🎙️ In this episode of Invisible Machines, Robb W. and Josh Tyson reflect on a year of conversations with enterprise leaders, investors, and policymakers and share their predictions for agentic AI in 2026. Here’s a glimpse of what’s coming 👇 🔹 AI agents making purchases autonomously within trusted guardrails; 🔹 Agent runtime environments that let organizations scale agents; 🔹 A shift in how companies measure ROI, and how investors evaluate value. ▶️ Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/e9rECPVG #AgenticAI #UX #AITrends #InvisibleMachines #AIInfrastructure #AI #AIAgents #2026Trends