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RT @YunTaTsai1: It is often overlooked that there is a 1.4T AI company with positive net income, operating multiple giga 🏭 in 🇺🇸, in-house chip design team, owning one of the largest and densest computing clusters backed by its 🔋, best in class AI team, iterating models faster than most frontier labs that has been deployed on actual 🤖 you could buy today. Most importantly, it is led by a CEO that is not afraid to answer questions, cares about retail shareholders and deeply love this country and humanity. Plus, it has the coolest annual shareholder meeting 😎, and you can vote!

@YunTaTsai1:It is often overlooked that there is a 1.4T AI company with positive net income, operating multiple giga 🏭 in 🇺🇸, in-house chip design team, owning one of the largest and densest computing clusters backed by its 🔋, best in class AI team, iterating models faster than most frontier labs that has been deployed on actual 🤖 you could buy today. Most importantly, it is led by a CEO that is not afraid to answer questions, cares about retail shareholders and deeply love this country and humanity. Plus, it has the coolest annual shareholder meeting 😎, and you can vote!

Quantum computing is best done in the permanently shadowed craters on the Moon

@VitalikButerin

@ghstxbt @mironov_fm Nah this is exactly the kind of global splintering mentality that we're trying to move beyond. If an algo is open and comes with credible evidence that it's safe, it should be welcome regardless of where it was developed.

@VitalikButerin

Ideally you want to farm this problem off to third parties, eg. to drive on a public road, the car must be running a licensed algorithm, and licensed basically means that an insurer signed off on being willing to pay if an accident happens This kind of architecture is in fact necessary, if we want to have incentives favoring the "verifiable" part of "open source and verifiable" - a good proxy for what we want out of verifiability is, is there enough information that an insurer can come in and be convinced that it's ok for them to offer insurance?

@VitalikButerin

We need open source and verifiable self-driving cars

RT @SpaceX: While our Transporter rideshare missions launch to a sun synchronous orbit, Bandwagon missions launch to a mid-inclination orbit, filling the gaps for customers that wish to expand their coverage or complete unique objectives not possible with SSO https://t.co/9Ffn3LTAb2

@SpaceX:While our Transporter rideshare missions launch to a sun synchronous orbit, Bandwagon missions launch to a mid-inclination orbit, filling the gaps for customers that wish to expand their coverage or complete unique objectives not possible with SSO https://t.co/9Ffn3LTAb2

Chip design review continues tomorrow, followed by Optimus demo review

RT @FutureJurvetson: When SpaceX builds 𝕄𝕠𝕠𝕟 𝔹𝕒𝕤𝕖 𝔸𝕝𝕡𝕙𝕒, a permanent human settlement, we will finally have a generation who believes in the moon landing and the accomplishments of the human spirit. Imagine never having to hear from the conspiracy denialists again! Imagine a permanently Earth-facing beacon that blinks in different patterns and colors to covey lunar activities (sleep, eat, exercise, rail gun practice…). Kids everywhere could see it with their own eyes with a simple binoculars. And in the long arc of human history, we will skip from dream to dream... the closing passage from my Space Week keynote earlier this week:

@FutureJurvetson:When SpaceX builds 𝕄𝕠𝕠𝕟 𝔹𝕒𝕤𝕖 𝔸𝕝𝕡𝕙𝕒, a permanent human settlement, we will finally have a generation who believes in the moon landing and the accomplishments of the human spirit. Imagine never having to hear from the conspiracy denialists again! Imagine a permanently Earth-facing beacon that blinks in different patterns and colors to covey lunar activities (sleep, eat, exercise, rail gun practice…). Kids everywhere could see it with their own eyes with a simple binoculars. And in the long arc of human history, we will skip from dream to dream... the closing passage from my Space Week keynote earlier this week:

@Letif90273616 @rmcentush 😂

@niccruzpatane Super crazy

@rmcentush Starship could deliver 100GW/year to high Earth orbit within 4 to 5 years if we can solve the other parts of the equation. 100TW/year is possible from a lunar base producing solar-powered AI satellites locally and accelerating them to escape velocity with a mass driver.

@petergostev @sama @BG2Pod They need to change their name to ClosedForMaximumMoneyAI

RT @SawyerMerritt: It’s ultimately up to local European governments to decide when to allow Tesla to begin FSD (Supervised) testing and use. Tesla obviously wants this to happen as soon as possible and has been actively pushing for approval. In the meantime, Tesla owners can help by contacting their local representatives, governments, and regulators to urge them to approve the launch of FSD in Europe—since delaying it will cost lives.

@SawyerMerritt:It’s ultimately up to local European governments to decide when to allow Tesla to begin FSD (Supervised) testing and use. Tesla obviously wants this to happen as soon as possible and has been actively pushing for approval. In the meantime, Tesla owners can help by contacting their local representatives, governments, and regulators to urge them to approve the launch of FSD in Europe—since delaying it will cost lives.

@hrushikesh2808 ❤️

@Robotbeat @stephens_t8238 True

@Robotbeat @roten1328935 😂

@londoncap100 Hmm

@EthanHe_42 🎯

RT @SpaceX: Watch Falcon 9 launch the Bandwagon-4 mission to orbit https://t.co/yqReYHJ5p3

@SpaceX:Watch Falcon 9 launch the Bandwagon-4 mission to orbit https://t.co/yqReYHJ5p3

Just finished a long AI5 design review with the Tesla California and Texas chip engineers. It’s going to be great. And AI6 and AI7 will follow in fast succession. AI8 will be out of this world.

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