EPISODE · Sep 15, 2025 · 5 MIN
This Robot Catcalls People in NYC
from Harry's Hot Takes · host Harrison Goldberg
Apple’s back with the iPhone 17 — thinner, weaker, and $100 more expensive (innovation, baby). Meanwhile, a cowboy-hat-wearing robot named Rizzbot is out here complimenting strangers like he’s your drunk wingman. Ultimaker’s new “secure” 3D printers just went full Amish (no Wi-Fi, no fun), and Ted Cruz decided AI should go full Wild West with a two-year no-rules sandbox.This episode has it all: billion-dollar press releases that create fewer jobs than a Taco Bell, robots in Nikes spitting nonsense, printers stuck in 1995, and DC pretending they understand code. Welcome to the future — it’s insane, hilarious, and you’re the beta tester.Support the showFollow the show: 📸 Instagram: @harrys_hottakes 🐦 Twitter / X: @harryshottakessSponsor: 🎨 Artile — modular, customizable wall art 📸 Instagram: @artileco 🌐 Website: https://artile.shopNew episodes of Harry’s Hot Takes covering tech, AI, engineering, and culture. If you enjoyed the episode, follow the show and share it with someone who’s building something.
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Apple’s back with the iPhone 17 — thinner, weaker, and $100 more expensive (innovation, baby). Meanwhile, a cowboy-hat-wearing robot named Rizzbot is out here complimenting strangers like he’s your drunk wingman. Ultimaker’s new “secure” 3D printers just went full Amish (no Wi-Fi, no fun), and Ted Cruz decided AI should go full Wild West with a two-year no-rules sandbox. This episode has it all: billion-dollar press releases that create fewer jobs than a Taco Bell, robots in Nikes spitting no...
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