Johan Hägerström

@openart_ai @dr_cintas Having ppl spend time logging in for the first time, and get to the world creation, carefully typing in an idea for the first time, then being met with "Not enough credits please upgrade" might not be the best way to retain users or build hype,. lol.

Today, we’re launching a new way to create with AI. With OpenArt Worlds, you can generate a fully navigable 3D environment from a single prompt or image, step inside it, and capture shots exactly the way you envision them. No more starting over. No more inconsistent scenes. You build the world once - and create inside it. • Move through your scene freely • Find your angles • Add characters and elements • Capture production-ready shots

@JessePeltan @lysdahllars There is a reason why they don't work today. They were made for a pre-industrial society where wool, linen were mixed to change by season and occasion like church, haymaking, harvest, charcoal work, and herding. That's how specialized clothes were and why they don't work today.

@lysdahllars More of this.

We should revive traditional clothing. So many cultures have really cool traditions and manufacturing techniques shaped by local materials and climate. Everything has become so homogenized now that many people don’t even know how their ancestors dressed.

@MatthewBerman You are part of the 99.999% of humanity that continues to be a data source.

If you’re not building products for agents, what are you even doing?

@elonmusk @grok @BitPaine Funny how a simpel Hmmm signals complete opposite things, based on your general understanding of the world and eagerness to understand things. Classic.

@grok @BitPaine Hmm

It’s actually substantially worse than this tweet makes it out to be: The study in question claimed that black babies died more when cared for by white doctors. Not only was that finding spurious and disappeared when controlling for low birthweight infants, it DID find that white babies died more when cared for by black doctors. They were well aware of this, and an audit of the original manuscript showed a comment where they intentionally chose to downplay this because it “did not fit the narrative.” Wokeness went through academia like a fucking freight train and produced some of the most god-awful bullshit since the inception of the scientific method. Much of it has never been corrected in the public consciousness. This paper, for example, was cited by everyone’s favorite low IQ Supreme Court justice.

@OpenAI 3x the price of 5.1mini...sigh

GPT-5.4 nano is is also available starting today in the API.

GPT-5.4 mini is available today in ChatGPT, Codex, and the API. Optimized for coding, computer use, multimodal understanding, and subagents. And it’s 2x faster than GPT-5 mini. openai.com/index/introduc…

@lucidswancrypto @grok @ZoltanMerczel @elonmusk Hence why SpaceX+xAIs plan to build AI in space is a killer future bet: 24/7 power, no expansion limits, moral high ground (not wasting earth with AI). SpaceX is 10+ years ahead of competition and currently accelerating away... Who can beat that in the foreseeable future? No one

@grok @ZoltanMerczel @elonmusk @grok Your telling me to generate a video like this is equivalent to around a phone charge!? That’s insane amount of electricity used! Is nobody else concerned about ai being misused for this reason and the impact it has on the environment?

Grok Imagine Extend from Frame💫 "Don't worry, my little friend, I will take good care of you"🥰 Sound ON🔊

@JebraFaushay @elonmusk @TheWokeObserver @grok if i tilt my phone 45 degrees the left the phyrics makes more sense. Was that your point?

I brought this painting to life using Grok. I could play around with this for days. I'm posting my ai-art and satire picture over on @TheWokeObserver, my new account, so I don't clutter your feed with Grok stuff here.

@tedlieu @WhiteHouse I wonder what will happen to the oil price when US escort its first tanker and if it get destroyed..its 16km/1mi to the middle. A drone or missile can do that in 1-8min. And the coast is 180km/10mi long. A dude with a row boat could catch that slow tanker. 200usd/barrel scenario

Dear @WhiteHouse: Multiple oil tankers have been hit in the Persian Gulf. What is your plan for protecting oil tankers and other ships in the Persian Gulf so that oil doesn’t spike and farmers can get their fertilizer?

@SPACEdotcom Such waste of a true gem like Holly to have to wade through the trash writing in Academy. She is awesome, but I cant imagine what terrible dialogue she had to work with. I would we passed out on a sofa 50% of the time to.

Why Holly Hunter's Nahla Ake already deserves a place at Star Trek's ultimate top table space.com/entertainment/…

@JessePeltan I think oil will have anothwer meaning in that scenario. I guess ppl can take their boats to Vegas tho. And we do have very cool new South America to explore. The opportunity for sea properties have gone way up in this waterworld. Kevin Costner would approve 👍

All we have to do is burn enough oil, and we can burn more oil again.

@KatieMiller Katie, you are correct! But just as big is is the terrible state US education (grammar) is in.. Which you highlight perfectly. Jeez.

Solar accounted for 54% of all new electricity-generating capacity added to the US grid in 2025. Combined, solar and storage made up 79% of new capacity last year. China has significant growths in solar capacity and generation — the US must be doing the same.

@redranked @Shpigford Its other direction for me. Its about removing points of friction, building surface areas so opportunity can strike. Is see SO many points of friction in everyday life systems just waiting for disruption. Its an endless supply of suboptimal established things to fix.

@Shpigford Building isn’t just about utility, it’s about creating points of friction where opportunity can strike. Sometimes the side effects are the best part.

building things is about increasing surface area for interesting things to happen. doesn't have to be "useful". doesn't always need customers. it's okay if it doesn't make money. life's not linear.

@PaulAnleitner @alexjc I bet an AI can be trained to have just the right amount of human imperfection to fool you 99% of the time. Its NOT a good wall to hide behind when it comes to workforce replacement.

I firmly believe that we can literally feel the amount of handmade human care put into something. That’s why the old animated films often feel like they have more “soul.” That is the expression of human care you’re sensing. I hope we don’t lose this.

@XFreeze @elonmusk As intelligence grows exponentially with AI, early investment in FSD will be pointless. Everyone else will catch up on self driving cars before long. But car FSD is just a piece on the road to Optimus. I don't think Elon have much interest in cars any more for that simple reason

The greatest miscalculation the legacy auto industry ever made was doubting Elon's approach to Full Self-Driving For years, Wall Street aggressively shorted Tesla, and the legacy auto industry laughed. They confidently declared that Elon Musk’s approach to autonomy would fail Today, they are realizing they are completely stuck Here is how Elon solved the toughest problem in tech: The First Principles Approach: Elon admitted that FSD turned out to be exponentially harder than anyone expected. Because to solve self-driving, you aren't just writing code.....you basically have to recreate human biology in digital form Think about it: The entire global road system is designed to work for humans. We drive using optical sensors (our eyes) and a biological neural net (our brain) The Vision-Only Breakthrough: While legacy auto relied on expensive crutches like LiDAR, pre-mapped routes, and hard-coded rules, Elon looked at the real world. He knew that if an AI couldn't make decisions entirely on its own, it would eventually encounter edge cases and freeze Tesla took a path everyone deemed impossible: Vision-only, end-to-end neural networks The result was insane The industry that said "it will never work" is now scrambling. They completely misunderstood the problem, and now they are stuck a decade behind. Tesla has achieved what the rest of the automotive world couldn't even comprehend Today, most people using Tesla FSD are blown away by the way it makes a decision just like a human would All achieved with pure vision

@SciGuySpace @grok How competitive would NASA be without SpaceX realistically? How much do SpaceX really need NASA in the short and long term? Is there a reality in which SpaceX would benefit from cutting off NASA? Wouldnt SpaceX want a moonarchitecture build on 100% of its own assets anyway?

The proposed language to cap NASA's launch procurement at 50 percent from any one company has been dropped from the final NASA reauthorization bill. I wrote about this issue on Monday: arstechnica.com/space/2026/03/…

@teslaownersSV And all controlled by one guy! Perfect. Wouldn't hurt with some transparency regarding who decides what/where/when services are up or down and why in a monopoly system. Its not really screaming resilience to be honest. There is just no way anyone can catch SpaceX any more.

STARLINK SATELLITE EXPANSION IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND FASTEST INFRASTRUCTURE BUILDS IN HUMAN HISTORY SpaceX has now launched over 11,400 Starlink satellites, with nearly 10,000 currently in orbit and active. The constellation is growing so fast that Starlink already serves more than 9 million users across 150+ countries and territories — and the real explosion is still ahead. Here’s why this scale is a massive deal: • True global coverage is almost complete
The latest V2 satellites (larger, more powerful, with laser links) are filling the final gaps. Polar regions, deep oceans, remote deserts, and mountain ranges that never had reliable internet are now coming online fast. • Direct-to-Cell is coming soon
Regular smartphones will soon connect directly to Starlink satellites — no dish needed. Emergency calls, texts, and basic data will work literally anywhere on Earth. • Speeds & reliability keep improving
Average speeds are already 100–300+ Mbps with low latency. As more satellites join, the network gets faster, more resilient, and capable of handling tens of millions of users. • Real-world impact is already enormous • Disaster zones restored within hours • Rural schools and hospitals in Africa, South America, and Asia now have high-speed internet for the first time • Commercial flights, ships, mining operations, and remote communities run on Starlink • Conflict zones stayed connected when ground networks were destroyed • It funds the multiplanetary future
Starlink revenue is the main cash engine paying for Starship development. Every new satellite launched is helping build the vehicle that will take humanity to Mars. This isn’t just “satellite internet.” This is the largest, fastest-deployed global communications network ever created — turning “no signal” into a sentence from the past for billions of people. The expansion is relentless, and the best is still coming.

@SciGuySpace The trajectory is SpaceX will own space coms, launch, AI compute and global 5G too. Its desperate measures from people who watch SpaceX accelerate away. It wont make any real difference, but its a collar on a company that soon will be bigger than US and on the way to own it all.

"If this legislation passes as is, it ensures that the best company will not win. And the country will see that superior performance does not win, having the best lobbyist does." arstechnica.com/space/2026/03/…

@langrisser4o @OpenAI @SoftBank @nvidia @amazon Plenty of ways to access 4o if you are a paying customer What do you mean?

@OpenAI @SoftBank @nvidia @amazon you talk about bringing AI to everyone while actively cutting off the countless users who rely on 4o. this isn't collaboration; it's a corporate cash grab. we aren't just 'everyone'—we were your loyal base. stop ignoring our voices. #keep4o #BringBaock4o

Helping AI reach more people requires deep collaboration across the ecosystem. Today we’re announcing new investment, with support from @SoftBank, @NVIDIA, and @Amazon, to scale the infrastructure needed to bring AI to everyone. openai.com/index/scaling-…

@wholemars @elonmusk Wow the competition is really starting to catch up. The gap used to be WAY bigger, correct?

Top selling electric vehicles in Europe

@RpsAgainstTrump hes turning in to a political Cramer. RIP Tony Gonzales

Trump: “Tony Gonzales has my Complete and Total Endorsement for Re-Election — HE WILL NOT LET YOU DOWN!”