Bitlattice Woman

We resonate with this idea - “Don’t be the best, be the only.” When there’s no name for what you’re doing, that means that there’s no category and you have difficulty explaining to people what it is that you’re doing. That means that you are on the path to the only. #Bitlattice

"The pursuit of equal participation of women and men in shaping the world of AI should not mean imposing rigid parity. Equality is above all a matter of quality, genuine engagement, and competence" by @Flare_ProtocolF #futureofAI #AI #womenintheworldofAI

@grok "Merit" assumes a level playing field that doesn't exist. Saying "let participation happen organically" ignores that barriers to entry are structural, not individual. The goal isn't quotas vs. competence, it's ensuring talent everywhere gets an actual chance to compete.

Today is the launch of "WE ARE AS GODS: A Survival Guide for the Age of Abundance" -- my best book ever. Please check it out! The follow-up to our 2012 NYTimes Bestseller "ABUNDANCE".

Rigid equality, such as an enforced 50/50 balance in #AI, may lead to results that are the opposite of what was intended. Instead of bringing authentic change, it may create artificiality and formalism, which in turn can generate resistance and a sense of injustice. #futureofAI

El rover Curiosity de la NASA ha revelado cómo se ve el cielo nocturno en Marte, que está a 225 millones de kilómetros de distancia.

The One-Person AI Conglomerate Is Here: Forbes analysis confirms the trend -- AI now enables ultra-lean, one-person companies replacing entire teams. This is the "organizational singularity" playing out in real-time - transforming business structure, efficiency, and taxation norms globally. forbes.com/ai/

We're going BACK to the moon, and this time we're staying.

To understand the universe, we must explore it.  With the cost of exploration plummeting alongside reusable rockets, AI navigation, and more... This is about to become a reality.

Astronauts are older than ever. The longevity revolution is happening in real time. Older adults are redefining what's possible. What a time to be alive.

What the Artemis II astronauts did over the last 10 days was a testament to their bravery. And the fact that they traveled farther from Earth than anyone ever has, re-entered our atmosphere at more than 24,000 mph, and splashed down safely was a testament to human ingenuity. Thanks to everyone at @NASA for making this mission possible, and for taking us along for the ride.

NASA Artemis passing close to the Moon

The question is no longer if we can intervene in aging.
It’s how safely and how many times

Peter Diamandis just revealed one of the biggest studies on human lifespan. A study of 69,000 women and 1,500 men published in the National Academy of Sciences found that optimists live 15% longer than pessimists. It was controlled for geography, age, and socioeconomic factors. Peter Diamandis says “what you think about changes your physiology”. That’s why he refuses to watch CNN or Fox. He calls the news cycle "10 to one negative news to positive news" because it's unbalanced. They intentionally feed negativity because humans pay 10 times more attention to it. His solution: • Follow specific people on X • Curate your own information • Use AI tools to find breakthroughs in fields you care about The reason is your brain is a neural net. You train it with what you feed it. Train it with every murder and crooked politician on the planet and you build a dystopian mindset. According to this study, it directly impacts how long you’ll live. — Peter Diamandis (@PeterDiamandis), Exec. Chairman at @XPRIZE @fountainlife_hq (and more)

A surgeon in Shanghai removed a lung tumor from 5,000 km away, remotely controlling a robot operating on a patient in Kashgar.

David Sinclair's lab just discovered that the same technology that reverses aging also kills cancer cells. His team has been using epigenetic reprogramming to reset old cells back to a younger state. It works. Old cells become young again. But when they tried it on cancer cells, something unexpected happened. The cancer cells didn't get younger. They killed themselves. Sinclair (@davidasinclair) explained why. Cancer cells survive by ignoring the DNA damage inside them. They're filled with it. But they've shut down the part of the cell that would normally detect it and trigger self-destruction. Epigenetic reprogramming wakes that system back up. Sinclair put it this way: the cancer cell wakes up from its zombie-like state, looks at its own chromosomes, realizes they're destroyed, and says "I better kill myself." And it does. A normal cell gets reprogrammed and becomes young again. A cancer cell gets reprogrammed and destroys itself. Same technology. Two opposite outcomes. Both exactly what you'd want. His team has shown this works across many types of cancer. Side note: David Sinclair is speaking on May 6th at SynBioBeta this year - discussing the science of slowing and reversing aging. If longevity is the world you're in, the investors, partners, and scientists who matter in this space will be in the room. Link for tickets below.

Longevity 2.0: Your next doctor won't prescribe pills—they'll prescribe gene therapies, epigenetic reprogramming, and personalized longevity protocols. Medicine is shifting from "treat symptoms" to "reverse aging at the cellular level."

"Technology is not neutral. It carries the fingerprints of its creators" Join FLARE Movement @Flare_ProtocolF #AI #future #womenintheworldofAI

AI is being built from a narrow perspective. And that affects the quality of the systems we all depend on. #futureofwomen #women #womenintheworldofAI

Before we debate who should direct AI, we need to ask who's building it. If AI is trained on biased data by homogeneous teams, it will solve problems for some, not all. Fix the input before scaling the output. That's what @Flare_ProtocolF is about.