Bibhrajit Halder @Bibhra

Looking forward to joining the panel on “How AI Is Transforming the Physical World” at Swedish House during SF Tech Week. We’ll talk about over 40M equipment in the heavy industry becoming smarter and what that means for the world. The panel is happening Tuesday, Oct 6 at Swedish House in San Francisco. If you are attending SF Tech Week, drop a comment and would love to meet you there. Event link here: partiful.com/e/JszURletzLmu… #PhysicalAI #Autonomy #SFTechWeek

A startup has 99 ways to die. If you are going to build one, don’t play for the small thing? As you get more experience, maybe you bring that 99 down to 80 or 70. But the risk never goes away. If you are in Silicon Valley, or the US for that matter, you are lucky to be here. Take a bigger shot. Be ambitious. This country rewards big shots. As we say, make audacity the feature not a bug. I talked about this with Ali Afzal on RobotBuildersClub, including what has changed for founders. This part has not changed for me. Comment “session” below if you're building in Physical AI and want a 1-1 call with me. Would love to hear what big problem you are taking a shot at. #PhysicalAI #Founders #Startups

There are around 40M existing machines in the heavy industry, and another 6M new machines enter every year. The machine in the heavy industry will not come in gold color. But the underlying hardware architecture, smart software and AI that we are seeing in robotaxis will come to heavy-industry machines. For founders building in Physical AI, I think the opportunity is not only about building the next machine. It is also about how we make millions of existing machines smarter. If you're building in Physical AI, what machine or workflow are you trying to make smarter? Comment below. Would love to hear what you're working on. #PhysicalAI #Robotics #HeavyIndustry #Founders

Ask an OpenAI model to make a car fly and it will just do it. It doesn't know a car can't fly. There's no understanding of gravity in there. A physical AI model has the physics coded in. That's the fundamental difference. What's AI still getting wrong about the physical world?

In heavy industry, like construction, mining, the big contracts can run into the billions. It's a long game built on trust. You lay out the full vision, a ten year partnership worth hundreds of millions or more, then you find the smallest first piece and sign that. Deliver amazing results, earn the trust, and keep going. That small win becomes a bigger one, and eventually you're closing deals you never could have landed at the start. Comment "session" below if you're building in Physical AI and want a 1-1 call with me.

Ever think about how all work basically splits into two buckets? There's digital work, the talking, writing, building reports, the stuff AI agents are starting to handle. And then there's physical work, where we use our hands. Moving things, making coffee, carrying logs, building. Take the whole global GDP and every bit of it falls into one of those two. That second bucket is where I'm spending my time. Comment "session" below if you're building in Physical AI and want a 1-1 call with me. hashtag#PhysicalAI hashtag#Robotics hashtag#AI Clip below 🎧

A founder asked me when to start thinking about revenue. Short answer: day one. Unless you're solving something that truly takes years to pay off like biotech or going to Mars, get revenue early and the rest tends to follow. Comment "session" below if you're building in Physical AI and want a 1-1 call with me. #Revenue #Founders #Startups Clip below 🎧

I had a great time talking to Ali on his Podcast. He is doing a great job. Here is a fun short clip on fundraising. Let me know your thoughts and comments below. Comment, "session" below if you are interested or building in physicalAI, and want to have a 1-1 call to discuss with me. #Fundraising #Founders #Startups Clip below 🎧

I used to use @Grammarly all the time. With @GeminiApp integrated into my workspace, I find myself not using @Grammarly for a while.

The future where Work is optional is a great future. It’s like singing is optional and only the great singer sings. Same way only the amazing great who wants to work and build will do it.

@chamath why no @Apple in this chart? What does it mean that Apple is not planning to CapEx in 2026 for this?

The future of work will be beautiful and amazing. With AI taking all the mundane and necessary work, the best of the best will work because they love to work and are great at it. Like in basketball, LeBron James plays for the love of the game, and the rest of us watch and enjoy.

@MichaelDell Signed

You have no or very limited control over the things that you "have to do", and the things you have good control over are not the things you have to do.

@altcap @TrumpAccounts @SecScottBessent Thanks @altcap, just did it at @TrumpAccounts. Never seen such a cool gov website. Great job, whoever developed the site

@HustleBitch_ I am the Philippine safety driver for tesla 😃 @Tesla

@via_marketing_ In 2026, AI in enterprise is still what I say, middle-to-middle. The clear definition of what you want and the context comes from humans, and also the validation is done by humans. So, for now I validate the final outcome. I am happy, I still have something to do :)

I automated the repeatable parts of GTM. Custom agent on ChatGPT: feed it your product → get a 20-page GTM plan using my frameworks. More on this with @/Mangomagicpod

Is there an AI bubble? The one that thinks there is an AI bubble, it is true for them. Rest 2% who can’t contain the excitement about AI will experience the unbounded growth due to AI. Our job is to make sure we distribute the growth irrespective of who thinks there is an AI bubble 👍