Social•Jan 14, 2026
Artemis II Rolls Out Saturday, Jan 17, with Dual News Conferences
SLS/Orion Artemis II roll-out to the launch pad is *on* for Saturday, Jan 17, at 7:00 am ET. News conf the day before, Jan 16, 12:00 pm ET, and another on Saturday at 9:00 am ET w/the crew and Isaacman. https://t.co/WZfSVHtaux
By Marcia Smith
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Improved Survival and Return-to-Play Guidelines for Athletes
An excellent @NEJM review of sudden cardiac death in athletes with what constitutes the appropriate workup, potential for returning to sports, and very good trend for survival over the years https://t.co/PgoBaEcbZI
By Eric Topol
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Claude Cowork Needs Clearer Marketing and Standout Features
OK, I've got Claude Cowork feedback. TLDR - there are many things that I love about it, but even as a non-engineer, I will be sticking to Claude Code for now. I suspect Anthropic is doubling down hard on this...
By Allie Miller
Social•Jan 14, 2026
VinMotion Unveils Motion 2: Next‑gen Logistics Humanoid
Motion 2 Arrives: VinMotion’s Next-Gen Humanoid for Industrial #Logistics by @CyberRobooo #AI #Robotics #Engineering #Innovation #Technology https://t.co/4uldlbWFFh
By Ronald van Loon
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Measles Cases Surge, Adult Infections Now Dominate
#Measles cases continues to climb. The 2025 tally has now hit 2242 & there've already been more confirmed cases in 2026 — 171 — than were logged in most years from the late 1990s to 2023! Interesting to see the age...
By Helen Branswell
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Bank Opens Branch Aimed at Podcasters
They opened a new bank branch in town, and the target market seems to be… podcasters? https://t.co/25dDb4UEIc
By Jason Mikula
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Bipartisan Bill Aims to Streamline US Satellite Regulation
Sens Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Peter Welch (D-VT) have introduced the Satellite and Telecommunications Streamlining Act to update FCC appl process and remove reg barriers and uncertainty that could threaten investments in US cmrcl satellite industry. https://t.co/yyp6hg7qCj https://t.co/WvQMqVbB6e
By Marcia Smith
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Non‑coders Can Now Build AI Apps Instantly
I signed up for @Lovable recently after listening to Lenny’s Podcast with @ElenaVerna and @lennysan. My early experiences as a non-coder building apps has changed my perspective on what’s possible with AI today, and how quickly work will change. You can...
By Paul Roetzer
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Project Prometheus Expands VC Bob Nelsen Beyond Healthcare
Secretive Project Prometheus takes VC Bob Nelsen beyond just health care https://t.co/iRuv6MP3bW via @ADeAngelis_bio #JPM26
By Adam Feuerstein
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Vibe Coding Enables AI‑Built Apps Without Developers
I think the hype around “vibe coding” has confused what it really does, and why it’s actually so disruptive. It’s not about “one shotting” Salesforce or Notion. That’s just not possible. You can’t build anything like that in 100 days...
By Jason Lemkin
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Trump Re‑nominates NASA Deputy Amid Confirmation Delays
President Trump has re-nominated Matt Anderson to be NASA Deputy Administrator amid a long list of resubmitted noms (any nom that doesn't clear the Senate one year must be resubmitted the next). His didn't get far bc of the delay...
By Marcia Smith
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Trust Is the Foundation of the AI Era
Trusted #AI: Why The Intelligence Era Requires A Foundation Of Trust by @evanahari @Forbes Learn more: https://t.co/Q1NiYHEjMa #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #DL https://t.co/AGTNhdSF36
By Ronald van Loon
Social•Jan 14, 2026
France Warns of Growing German, Italian Space Budgets
French @AssembleeNat committee uses renewal of agreement on @esa's HQ status in Paris to sound the alarm about the challenge of increased German, Italian space spending. @DLR_en @ASI_spazio @defis_eu.https://t.co/6gEhgysKDl https://t.co/igC4Mwy2zM
By Peter B. de Selding
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Use VideoDB to Search, Annotate, Edit Massive Video Data
do you know anyone w a shit ton of video data? have them check out @videodb_io to build search on top of it, annotating at scale (eg. for training data), vibe-editing videos from clips, etc.
By Yohei Nakajima
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Crew‑11 Undocking Slightly Delayed, Crew All Healthy
NASA's Rob Navias says on the NASA webcast that Crew-11's undocking may be delayed a few minutes (was 5:05 pm ET) because of late stowage of cargo on Dragon. Not a problem. All four crew members are feeling "very...
By Marcia Smith
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Festo Mimics Nature, Turning Fins Into Flying Robots
From Fins to Wings: Festo’s Bio-Inspired Engineering in Motion by @lukas_m_ziegler #Robotics #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #MI #Innovation https://t.co/yQOrp9jI86
By Ronald van Loon
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Ahmad Joins Airbnb to Transform Consumer AI Products
Ahmad is a force of nature and helped put Meta on the AI map. Airbnb is a perfect place for him to reshape consumer internet products with AI.
By Amjad Masad
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Continuous Offer Testing Drives Sustainable Growth
How to grow quickly and more profitably? Keep offer testing until you find an absolute winner and then continue testing various iterations and variations of that offer. When you stop testing is when you stop seeing incremental lift and growth.
By Kody Nordquist
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Top Sales Reps Earn $300K on 100% Commission
Me: You don't pay sales reps a base salary. How many make good money? CEO: "more than half make $300k/yr" 🤯 First time I've heard of top sales reps takingn 100% commission work. Its working for this founder. LMK if...
By Nathan Latka
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Target the Right Accounts: 65% of Success
"The 'who' is everything. 65% of your success comes from targeting the right accounts" Kathy Macchi on The Transaction .
By Craig Rosenberg
Social•Jan 14, 2026
SaaS Becomes Water: Brand, Not Product, Wins
The 2026 SaaS market will be like the market for selling water. But what’s the difference between Dasani, Evian, and the tap in your kitchen? Brand. Nothing else. “Having a product” is no longer the most challenging part of selling software. Everything...
By Adam Robinson
Social•Jan 14, 2026
VCs Flood Robotics, Betting on Next Big Market
Robot companies gas up. This shows that the rich people see a big new market coming. Yesterday at JPMorgan event happening in San Francisco, lots of VCs said they are making robots a bigger part of their business. Bets are being...
By Robert Scoble
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Master AI Search: Strategies to Outrank Google Results
In 15 minutes, Michael King is joining SparkToro Office Hours to present what to do *DIFFERENTLY* to appear in AI tools vs. classic Google results. You should probably be there. I threw in a few samples from his deck as...
By Rand Fishkin
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Novo CEO Targets Obesity Drug Acquisition to Boost Leadership
$NVO CEO Mike Doustdar was our guest on this week's live taping of the Readout LOUD. And yes, he spoke fairly plainly about his ambition to acquire another developer of obesity drugs. $5B - $20B doesn't matter, it's more about...
By Adam Feuerstein
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Build AI Autonomy Step‑by‑step or Face Outages
This isn’t a “learn AI agents” roadmap. It’s a permission ladder for autonomy. Skills → memory → coordination → control → monetization. Skip steps and you don’t get scale — you get outages. https://t.co/VIRjpY0gmx
By Giuliano Liguori
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Stop Overusing ‘Pivot’: Distinguish Real Evidence‑Driven Shifts
Startup people reach for the word “pivot” when they want a decision to sound intentional. I’ve seen teams use it for everything from a careful course correction to quietly walking away from a plan that stopped holding up. Same word....
By Hiten Shah
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Multiple APIs ≠ Multi‑Agent: Use One Agent Wisely
One model calling 10 APIs is NOT a multi-agent system.❌ This is one of the most common mistakes I see. Tools are capabilities. Agents are decision-makers. If one model decides what to do next and calls multiple tools, you still have one agent, not many. Misunderstanding this...
By Louis Bouchard
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Permission‑Based Personalization: AI Must Respect Trust
The future of personalization is permission based. AI must serve customer needs, not cross trust boundaries. https://t.co/dpD6MT21TW
By Jim Marous
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Don’t Normalize AI Risks: Tackle Boring Work First
What if the most dangerous moment in innovation isn’t failure…but the moment we decide the failure cost is “acceptable”? Here's the funny thing - that's just Wednesday. We do this for every innovation. This video kicks off a new chapter...
By Robert Rose
Social•Jan 14, 2026
AI Set to Automate 70% of Daily Work by 2026
By 2026, #AI Could #Automate Up to 70% of Everyday Work Tasks by @Khulood_Almani #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #ML https://t.co/3ogpp8txYd
By Ronald van Loon
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Hire Advisors with Real Experience, Not Just Talk
You would never hire someone full-time who hasn’t done the job. So stop giving consultants and talking heads who’ve never done the work the spotlight or your $$$$$. Experience matters. If you’re going to bring someone in, vet them like...
By Kyle Lacy
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Launch Now, Iterate Later: Perfection Isn’t Required
Stop waiting for your startup’s product to be perfect because it never will be and that's okay so launch, get feedback, improve.
By Andrew Gazdecki
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Low SIRT1 and Cholesterol Link Depression; NAD⁺ May Help
New mouse study shows cortisol, inflammation, and low SIRT1 activity all lead to depression caused by reduced neuronal cholesterol. Could statins exacerbate? And since SIRT1 is NAD⁺-dependent, could NAD⁺ boosting help treat depression?
By David Sinclair
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Simulate Multi‑Robot Sync to Eliminate Integration Errors
Synchronized robots, tested in 3D, to boost uptime and cut integration errors: This setup uses RobotStudio to simulate dual-robot coordination with precise axis timing and collision checks. Every move is validated in a digital twin before going live. - Full...
By Ilir Aliu
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Stablecoins Emerging as Default for Cross‑Border Payouts
Global payouts are becoming default stablecoins Especially for cross-border. Here's a practical guide to evaluating when and how to use stablecoins for this use case
By Simon Taylor
Social•Jan 14, 2026
8 AI Agent Trends Shaping Business by 2026
The 8 Biggest AI Agent Trends for 2026 That Everyone Must Be Ready For AI agents are evolving fast — these 8 trends show how agent based AI will grow and influence business, work and everyday life by 2026. Read...
By Bernard Marr
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Decade‑Old Myths Still Fuel JPM Healthcare Talk
A dozen years old, but curious how many of these little lies are still told around the #JPM26 conference.... "Top 10 Little White Lies Told At The JP Morgan Healthcare Conference" https://t.co/0er4Beffn3
By Bruce Booth
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Computer Vision Enables Accurate Real‑Time Object Counting
Seeing Is Counting: Object Counting Powered by Computer Vision by @Ultralytics #Innovation #EmergingTech #TechForGood https://t.co/ZsIsqh5MrO
By Ronald van Loon
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Long‑horizon AI Could Reshape Cities, but Threatens Democracy
AI for memory shaped cities: when long horizon AI starts designing urban life. Our cities soon will be planned out using AI. @IrenaCronin and I write this newsletter every week. Long horizon AI uses historical data and simulated futures to guide...
By Robert Scoble
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Superhuman Adds Saifr AI for Compliant Finance Email
Superhuman to Integrate Saifr's AI Agents to Support Scalable Compliant Enterprise Communication in Financial Services Perfect pairing: Superhuman's email productivity meets Saifr's compliance-native AI (Fidelity Labs origin). Financial services firms need AI that doesn't just write emails - needs to understand...
By Efi Pylarinou
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Injectable Magnetoelectric Antenna Named IEEE APS Top Article
Thrilled to share that our latest work on injectable #magnetoelectric #antenna is highlighted by IEEE APS as one of the 25 𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐩𝐨𝐩𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐫 𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐥𝐞𝐬 published in 2025 , reflecting the advances and ideas that shaped the past year.
By Deblina Sarkar
Social•Jan 14, 2026
AI Must Boost Revenue or It Doesn’t Count
If your AI feature, your AI product, your AI team, your AI copilot didn’t materially boost revenue … 👎 It doesn’t count Try again
By Jason Lemkin
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Robots Accelerate Solar Panel Installation, Boost Safety
#Robots Take Over Solar Panel Installation for Faster, Safer Deployment by @lukas_m_ziegler #Robotics #ArtificialIntelligence #MI #ML #Tech #Innovation https://t.co/dVZ12660S3
By Ronald van Loon
Social•Jan 14, 2026
AI Boosts Individual Impact, Shrinks Collective Research Breadth
How has AI impacted science? Analysis of >41m papers. A paradox: Expansion of individual's impact but contraction in breadth of topics researched collectively https://t.co/npovh0eSL8 https://t.co/iMY3cEd9LE https://t.co/iErtpnuJQR
By Eric Topol
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Real User Feedback Cuts Illusory Product Busywork
Most product work feels busy because it hasn’t touched reality yet. Real feedback compresses time. Internal activity stretches it. The longer you delay contact with users, the more convincing the fake progress becomes.
By Hiten Shah
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Invisible Immune Deficits Make Low‑risk Infections Deadly
Why do so many apparently healthy people die or get severely ill from infections that would be considered low risk? For one, we don't have any way of assessing a person's immune system function in the clinic https://t.co/CshtAxDep9 https://t.co/uk5nDnyjnr
By Eric Topol
Social•Jan 14, 2026
CGM‑based AI Outperforms HbA1c in Predicting Diabetes, Heart
Continuous glucose monitoring sensor data, with a foundation model, predicts risk of Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular outcomes better than HbA1c New @Nature @segal_eran @WeizmannScience @GLutsker "66% of incident diabetes cases and 69% of cardiovascular deaths occurred in the top risk...
By Eric Topol
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Leadership Fails when You Suppress It, Not Talent
There are no leaders on my team." That's not an observation. It's a confession. What you're really saying is one of two things: 1. I'm not creating the conditions for leadership to emerge 2. I don't have a method for...
By Lincoln Murphy
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Weakened Vaccine Policy Threatens Kids, Monitoring Becomes Opaque
Dismantling US vaccination policy will lead to more vaccine-preventable disease in kids. But how easy will it be to monitor the impact of the erosion of vaccine coverage? New data collection rule changes raise serious concerns about how visible results...
By Helen Branswell
Social•Jan 14, 2026
Spaceflight Triggers Temporary Epigenetic Aging, Then Reversal
Space could be a testing ground for age reversal elonmusk. In 4 astronauts, epigenetic age of blood cells rose ~2 yrs by day 7 of orbit & returned to normal (or even younger) upon return 🚀 🌎 mason_lab @davefurman onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/acel.70360
By David Sinclair