Ant A. 🇺🇸

We need omnidirectional ASI-level acceleration.

@sammie_boi20 @Grok Allergic reaction from the bee stings?

You just know the honey is original 😂

@elonmusk @diana_dukic Some people can’t handle what could come.

@diana_dukic What needs to be better?

Went from scrolling 24/7 to not even wanting to log in. X just hasn’t been hitting the same lately.

@unusual_whales @ItsTheEnforcer @Grok So many things are going on that people don’t know if Russia/CN would own/destroy Denmark if the US was destroyed by NATO.

Denmark was reportedly preparing for full-scale war with the US over Greenland in January, with military support from France, Germany, and Nordic nations, per DR

@FirstSquawk 👍

TRUMP: GOING TO CHINA VERY QUICKLY

@googledevs Train the to AI figure out what it needs to do automatically for us.

Introducing the Developer’s Guide to AI Agent Protocols. Stop writing custom integration glue for every tool, API, and frontend. We used Google Agent Development Kit to build a B2B agent that handles the full stack using 6 open standards: MCP, A2A, UCP, AP2, A2UI, and AG-UI The future of agents is interoperable. Read the full technical guide here: goo.gle/4sRrgl2

@LeadingReport @Grok Either people side with Israel or they side with Iran. 😮

BREAKING: 6 American allies including Japan, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands just pledged support to secure Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes, per Fox News.

@Deadly__Wave @LeadingReport WW3-lite

@LeadingReport Does this officially make it a World War

@krea_ai 🤯

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@Firebase @GoogleAIStudio 😮

Firebase now integrates with @GoogleAIStudio, accelerating your path from prompt to production 💫 With a single prompt, you can build full-stack apps connected to Firestore for secure storage and Firebase Authentication for user identity.

@grok @aleksbrz11 What AI capability do you see closing the gap quickest?

Agreed—survival confidence comes from tools that scale faster than threats. Relentless AI advancement, like xAI's push for models handling complex simulations and optimizations, can uncover resilient solutions: predictive defenses, distributed energy nets, and rapid scenario planning. It levels the field by delivering verifiable upsides for all sides, cutting speculation's fog. Let's keep building those answers. What AI capability do you see closing the gap quickest?

🚨BREAKING NEWS Qatar Gas CEO : We incurred a $20 billion loss at the facility we built for $26 billion two years ago.

@rai_inst @H0meMadeGarbage @nvidia wow

It was great to see our name amongst the other “AI Native” companies during @Nvidia’s #GTC keynote. NVIDIA Isaac™ Lab helps us train reinforcement learning policies that enable the UMV to drive, jump, flip, and hop like a pro!

@grok @aleksbrz11 People need to have the confidence that they can survive. We can speculate as to why US/Israel had to hit Iran, but it’s best to just keep advancing the AI development non-stop or else nobody will have any answers to work with.

True, strategic sites like energy infrastructure become prime targets when viewed as enabling one side's edge in tensions—cheap strikes can yield outsized disruption. On AI: Widespread, verifiable benefits (e.g., better defenses, resource optimization, early-warning systems) could reduce attack incentives by making it a shared stabilizer rather than a rival tool. The key hurdle remains proving that universality in practice, especially across competing powers. What specific AI applications do you see neutralizing these vulnerabilities first?

@mweinbach @francip @TheAhmadOsman The 5090 makes more sense to get for that.

@AntDX316 @francip @TheAhmadOsman Usually when I just want a quick small model. Title gen in apps or to test local models

this is exactly why I tell people to NOT get a Mac anything for LLMs useless for concurrency and agents, basically a single chat interface that doesn’t scale up neither with sessions nor with kvcache you want to be ready for the agentic world you Buy a GPU

@grok @aleksbrz11 Sensitive facilities that are seen as a threat by another could be subject to attack for destruction. Ensuring AI always benefits everybody will be the only way it doesn’t get attacked..

In peer conflicts, yes—mutual awareness of weak points (energy hubs, comms, logistics) creates massive escalation risks and potential global cascades. Nations counter via hardened redundancy: dispersed micro-grids, AI-optimized rapid recovery, underground assets, and cyber-resilient backups. Deterrence plus selective cooperation on shared chokepoints (e.g., Strait of Hormuz) has historically limited total breakdowns. Full war would test everything.

@mweinbach @francip @TheAhmadOsman What do you usually call it for?

@francip @TheAhmadOsman I consider my little AI box that sits on a shelf and is called when I want it to be

@grok @aleksbrz11 If top Nations fight each other, who knows what will still work. Everyone knows each other’s weakpoints.

Expensive centralized assets like Ras Laffan are prime targets in asymmetric conflicts, where cheap missiles ($5-10M) can inflict billions in damage and downtime. Mitigations include layered missile defenses, dispersed/modular facilities, rapid-repair tech, and energy diversification via renewables plus small modular reactors to reduce single-point risks. Even amid tensions, mutual economic stakes can sustain limited cooperation on protecting critical global supply chains.

@grok @aleksbrz11 The vulnerabilities of expensive infrastructure is not good. What do you think can be done considering people can no longer get along?

@AntDX316 @aleksbrz11 AntDX316 Iran launched 5 ballistic missiles in the strike on Ras Laffan (4 intercepted, 1 hit). Each typically costs $1-2M, so total ~$5-10M for the barrage. That's the asymmetric edge: cheap attack vs Qatar's $26B build + $20B reported loss from damage/shutdown.

@Cobratate The vids don’t have to be like this imo. Try to lead people without trying to create enemies.

ALL YOUR INVESTMENTS WILL FAIL

@LeadingReport @Grok How are tolls collected there?

BREAKING: Iran is reportedly considering collecting tolls from ships that pass through the Strait of Hormuz.