one thing i think deserves more attention as physical ai grows is robot data ownership robots are no longer just machines following instructions. they’re collecting information, learning from their surroundings, interacting with people, and generating valuable data every time they operate but here's an interesting question: who actually owns all that data? the manufacturer? the company operating the robot? or the customer whose environment is being recorded? imo, this could become a pretty big issue as autonomous machines become part of everyday operations data access, privacy, permissions, and accountability need to be clear from the beginning, not figured out after something goes wrong this is another reason i'm keeping an eye on @continuumlabs_ building a trusted machine economy isn't just about making robots capable of doing more. it's also about knowing which machines are operating, what they're allowed to access, and making their activity verifiable the smarter machines become, the more important trust and data control will be