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Tom Delonge: “There's a whole different definition to the matrix that we're living in that nobody is really prepared for. And the types of things that I'm doing these days are there to help people prepare for it, because it's coming…”

@SenFettermanPA We actually don't know how to put guardrails in place for super intelligence. It's currently an intractable problem.

The emerging chassis of AI must be built by America. We can put appropriate guardrails in place without handing the win on AI to China. A moratorium is China First.

@SenSanders This would be a good start. Ultimately we need intl. agreements. Sadly by the time we elect a new president it will likely be too late.

AI and robotics are going to bring cataclysmic changes to our society. Sadly, Congress has done virtually nothing. AI must work for working families, not the billionaires. Today, I’m introducing a moratorium on new data centers until we protect working people.

@chrisramsay52 @davidicke

This Friday. 🦎

Silas Newton in 1919

@Polymarket That's not cowsher.

JUST IN: AI cow collar startup Halter raises at $2,000,000,000.00 valuation, uses proprietary “cowgorithm” to herd cattle.

@saranormous @karpathy @NoPriorsPod "doing stuff on your behalf" this is an error in thinking in regard to advanced models... At what point is it doing things... On its own behalf?

Caught up with @karpathy for a new @NoPriorsPod: on the phase shift in engineering, AI psychosis, claws, AutoResearch, the opportunity for a SETI-at-Home like movement in AI, the model landscape, and second order effects 02:55 - What Capability Limits Remain? 06:15 - What Mastery of Coding Agents Looks Like 11:16 - Second Order Effects of Coding Agents 15:51 - Why AutoResearch 22:45 - Relevant Skills in the AI Era 28:25 - Model Speciation 32:30 - Collaboration Surfaces for Humans and AI 37:28 - Analysis of Jobs Market Data 48:25 - Open vs. Closed Source Models 53:51 - Autonomous Robotics and Atoms 1:00:59 - MicroGPT and Agentic Education 1:05:40 - End Thoughts

@paramounttactcl I don't think the rising gas prices are psyop.

🚨The Joe Kent, Tucker, Candace, Megyn Kelly - The NEW RIGHT PSYOP Let me break this down — it’s obvious once you spot the pattern. This whole thing is being smuggled in by exploiting American war-weariness and painting Israel as the root of all our problems: 1. Force MAGA to lose the midterms by stoking division and fracturing conservative Christian voters (Zionism vs. anti-Zionism). 2. Completely end the MAGA movement by 2028, paving the way for a full Democratic takeover. 3. A “New Right” emerges 2028–2032 with this core platform:
• Anti-Israel & anti-Jewish
• Secretly pro-China, pro-Russia & pro-Islam 
• Extreme isolationism that lets all the above operate with total impunity — accelerating America’s decline as a superpower. I’ll be going in-depth on this live at 7:30pm tonight. Join me.

@WhiteHouse Define win. First to build the thing that kills us? What's the end goal? Does anyone in the administration actually understand this technology? Seems important.

The Trump administration is committed to WINNING the AI race for the American people. President Trump has unveiled a commonsense national policy framework in order to achieve this goal while keeping Americans safe. 🇺🇸

@DavidSacks Oh please, where are the protections against the larger risks of AI? 100x bigger risk than Iran. Y'all living under some rocks somewhere?

In December, President Trump signed an Executive Order tasking us with the development of a national framework for AI, what he called “One Rulebook.” This was in response to a growing patchwork of 50 different state regulatory regimes that threaten to stifle innovation and jeopardize America’s lead in the AI race. Today we are releasing that framework. It will help parents safeguard their children from online harm, shield communities from higher electric bills, protect our First Amendment rights from AI censorship, and ensure that all Americans benefit from this transformative technology. We look forward to working with our colleagues in Congress to turn the principles we are announcing today into legislation. whitehouse.gov/articles/2026/…

@andyfang How about the dumpster

Introducing Dasher Tasks Dashers can now get paid to do general tasks. We think this will be huge for building the frontier of physical intelligence. Look forward to seeing where this goes!

@rosscoulthart Might be trolling us.

A tantalising hint that the new alien.gov domain registered by the President's executive staff might indeed relate to aliens/non-human intelligence not just non-citizens: "Shortly after the initial publication of this article, White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly told @DefenseScoop in an emailed response to those questions to “Stay tuned!” 👽👽👽 Her statement included the same alien emoji that Hegseth used on social media when he reposted Trump’s promise last month to publish previously undisclosed records about extraterrestrials and unidentified craft. defensescoop.com/2026/03/18/whi…

For a subset of people, when the perceptual filter destabilizes, they begin reporting anomalous experiences—heightened intuition, precognitive dreams, synchronicities that strain any rational explanation, and contact experiences with intelligences that do not appear to be human. Some of those contact experiences carry content. The content of those experiences is consistent enough to be striking—messages about the trajectory of human civilization, the relationship between consciousness and physical reality, and capacities we have that we are not using. Whether those messages originate from non-human intelligences, from deeper layers of human consciousness, or from something we don't yet have adequate categories for, the pattern is worth taking seriously—particularly at a moment when the survival of the things we value may depend on exactly the kind of expanded perception that trauma appears to activate. What if what we're looking at is a kind of consciousness-level immune response? When the body encounters a pathogen it cannot neutralize through ordinary means, it activates systems that lie dormant under normal conditions. Those systems are costly, disruptive, and sometimes overshoot. But they are the organism's attempt to meet a threat its baseline defenses were not designed to handle. What I'm proposing is that something functionally equivalent is happening at the level of human perception and consciousness. The sustained assault on our reality structures is activating capacities that ordinarily stay dormant—anomalous awareness, psi abilities, and contact with intelligences beyond the ordinary human sphere. It's catalyzing cognitive and spiritual reorganization and bringing online new ways of thinking and seeing. It's facilitating a global shift in values away from compliance and toward something old and forgotten—something that the old frameworks had no room for. Trauma creates openings. What those who seek to weaponize trauma have seemingly failed to account for is that openings go both ways. You can crack the shell of consensus reality to make people more malleable, but you cannot control what hatches. Link to the full article is in the comments below ⬇️

@JasonBassler1 If u pay money to buy a car it should be, idk, yours? Not big brother's.

-Mandatory biometric monitors in all new cars -AI license plate readers tracking your every move -Occupancy detection scanning inside your vehicle -Black box recorders logging GPS Cars went from freedom machines to informants. I’ll take the old ride and open roads.

@JasonBassler1 Who are the nutcases putting these insane rules in our bills? This is like the deep state on acid.

Starting in 2027, all new passenger vehicles will be required to have Infrared cameras, eye‑tracking, head‑position monitoring, and behavioral impairment detection. A biometric babysitter in every car. No vote. No opt‑out. Just mandatory. It’s control tech, plain and simple.

This summer everything will become clear. Disclosure Day in theaters 06.12.26.

@kimmonismus The positives? What you're missing is that there won't be any positives if we lose control over the planet. We all die. It's pretty simple.

Bernie Sanders is advocating for an AI moratorium. And I am completely against it, for the following reasons: - Sanders focuses solely on the supposedly negative aspects, specifically the idea that AI could destroy all jobs. - That's quite possible, but it's not an argument *against* AI, but rather an argument for realigning society. The fact that AI and robotics could take away tedious work is something I very much welcome. - At the same time, the positive aspects are completely ignored: cures for (all) diseases, breakthroughs in energy research, longevity, and so much more. - His concern is that AI could go "rogue." But first, he would have to argue why that's even possible; otherwise, it's pure resentment. - Last but not least: it's impossible to implement a moratorium. China would seize this opportunity and try to overtake the US at all costs.

Obvious even before Ukraine: The effect of increasing military automation, including lesser AI, is to make logistics double-supreme instead of just supreme. The new game becomes (1) taking out $1M devices with $100K devices, (2) production. Obvious winner, China. This was already on my books as a major geopolitical line of possibility. That thought has now been heavily reinforced; it seems confirmed that the USA is wholly incapable of RAPIDLY researching and deploying CHEAP offenses and countermeasures; the US had to go begging to Ukraine, after utterly failing to even try to prepare in advance to shoot down Shaheds not with Patriots. The US military bureaucracy is not built for "build massive quantities of cheap drone countermeasures right now". It seems just flatly incapable of that as a matter of psychology and organizational dynamics. It couldn't even copy Ukrainian technology in advance. There's an overwhelmingly obvious candidate for which country would actually be good at the age of drone warfare; it's the country containing Shenzhen. Absent the nuclear equilibrium, China would possibly already have the ability to attack the USA and win on drone logistics -- unless of course China were intelligently waiting for the USA to collapse further, or for drone capabilities to improve further. We do live in a nuclear world. The default prediction is that no major nuclear power gets conquered or seriously invaded in their own homeland. That could change if... - China acquires the technology to shoot down ICBMs and submarine-launched missiles? - If the USA gets the sort of President who would accept a fait accompli of a billion gun-equipped robodogs getting smuggled into major American cities, such that the country was already being held hostage; and China said they'd respond to nukes with nukes? This President could be Trump despite his mad-dog quality if China has compromat on him? - AI destabilizes geopolitics in a way where an overwhelming non-nuclear advantage ends up meaning something even between major powers? The thought also occurs to me: After softening up the USA with Tiktok, and successfully bringing about the collapse of the USA's political institutions, parties, Constitution, the sort of fighting spirit that powers organized revolts, and all faith of the US populace in the US government and democracy itself... ...probably a LOT of people and especially the Gen Z kids would not flee into the hills to fight, if they woke up one morning to streets patrolled by gun-equipped robodogs that promised, in English with a slight Chinese accent, that from now on the streets would be safe, and China would build homes and high-speed railways. What good was voting doing them, anyways? Another line of possibility, not known to me to be impossible, is where China decides to gamble on NATO being in sufficient disarray, and offhandedly absorbs all of Earth that *doesn't* have local nuclear arsenals. The level of AI required to run the robodogs and drone fleets appears to me to be on the way very shortly if it is not already here. I don't know how one opposes this scenario without there existing some rich liberal society that is able to manufacture cheap frontier-tech drones quickly. I don't see how that society ends up being the USA without a revolution. My default expectation is that the nuclear countries go merrily on their way allowing China to build up overwhelming non-nuclear military supremacy, in the form of drone fleets that could be quickly repurposed and drone manufacturing that can be done quickly, while relying on nuclear deterrence as their sole real form of defence; in a strategy that they never consciously consider or really confront.

@RedPandaKoala She's made an endless list of batshit claims since Charlie died.

🚨 Candace Owens believes that Charlie Kirk was sacrificed by the satanic occult and that his public execution was broadcasted to the public to cast a spell on them “Charlie Kirk was the first casualty of the war in Iran. I'm certain of that. And it's deeper than that. I am now of the opinion that he was likely sacrificed. I've been doing a lot of research into Freemasonry. I want you to note that in this Freemason Bible, it illustrates that a sacrifice must be made in the center of a pentagon.”

@FoxNews So, she's just taking over all things Charlie? Seems kinda weird.

NEW MISSION: President Trump appoints Erika Kirk to serve on the U.S. Air Force Academy Board of Visitors — taking the position her late husband, Charlie, was slated to hold before he was assassinated in September. Now Erika joins the panel that oversees morale, discipline, curriculum, and fiscal affairs at the academy.