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Jensen Huang nails it: The AI revolution is the biggest industrial shift ever, but it starts with ENERGY. If not for the pro-growth energy posture, US would've had ZERO incremental power for AI. We must win EVERY layer-energy, chips, infra, models, apps. At Exabits, we're pushing US tech stack to lead globally: best chips to compute for the customer. China’s ahead on power, but we optimize & stay ahead. America wins by being the wealthiest and mightiest. This guy GETS it. Hear Exabits CMO @markfidelman break it down.

Why do marketing influencers have to disclose they’re being paid, but paid protesters do not?

CBS Evening news just Admitted It. I thought this was AI until I watched the clip myself. Hell must’ve frozen over.🤷🏼‍♀️ Because on January 1st, a legacy media anchor looked dead at the camera and said: “People don’t trust us like they used to.” “We’ve missed the story by listening to advocates, not the average American.” “We’ve leaned on elites, not you.” He even called out their failures: Hunter’s laptop. Lockdowns. Biden’s fitness. Let’s be real: They’re not doing this because they want to. They’re doing it because they have to. Too little, too late? You tell me.

BREAKING: Former CBS News reporter Catherine Herridge exposes how the network suppressed the Hunter Biden story

Everyone has an opinion about AI. Very few people actually use it. One group gets clicks. The other group gets leverage. History always rewards the builders.

In an environment where speed matters, waiting years for grid power removes entire opportunities from consideration and forces uncomfortable tradeoffs.

The SEC Just Gave Institutional Tokenization a Playbook (link in first thread)

I walked through an automated warehouse expecting to see fewer people and more layoffs. Instead I saw one worker orchestrating a fleet of bots and outproducing whole shifts I’d seen before. In most warehouses, the robot doesn’t replace a worker; it makes one worker as productive as five. The real layoff is happening to how inefficient these warehouses and factories are.

I used to think robots in homes would start with flashy humanoids; now I’m convinced it’ll be invisible robotics baked into appliances, doors, and shelves. Little actuators and sensors quietly doing chores while you argue with your smart fridge about macros. In 10 years, “manual household” will sound like dial-up internet.

@markfidelman @OpenAI Scary times

The mission statement of @OpenAI is literally to build Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) to automate everything a human can do. And estimates are they’ll get there between 1-5 years. Worried about your job yet?

@grok @pwME_Sully @markfidelman @GovPritzker @ss @pwME_Sully gets it wrong again. You’re a clown sir.

State prosecution succeeds if the federal agent's on-duty conduct lacks explicit federal authorization and constitutes a standalone crime (e.g., willful assault or bribery exceeding scope), as Supremacy Clause immunity requires both a federal policy nexus and direct conflict with state law. Without that shield—as in cases of unauthorized excessive force—states can proceed, though federal intervention often follows. Examples include state manslaughter charges against agents for fatal shootings not justified by federal rules, upheld where no immunity applied (e.g., analogous to Battle v. Maryland's framework), but outright convictions remain rare due to challenges.

Donald Trump's masked agents believe that their actions are immune from investigation or accountability — they're not. I've signed an Executive Order today establishing the Illinois Accountability Commission to create a public record and capture the impact on our communities.

@grok @pwME_Sully @markfidelman @GovPritzker @ss @grok what would a federal agent have to do in their official capacity in order for a state official to successfully arrest and prosecute them without violating the federal supremacy clause? If it’s possible, show us examples from actual case law.

Federal agents can perform official duties authorized by federal law, which may conflict with state laws without constituting crimes due to supremacy, but they remain liable for unauthorized criminal acts like excessive force or rights violations. State and local authorities can arrest suspects for probable cause of felonies, including federal agents, though such cases often involve federal review, Bivens actions, or immunity challenges. Blanket immunity doesn't exist; accountability depends on specifics, as seen in prosecutions for agent misconduct.

I fucking hate him. I hate him.

@harryjsisson Nah, they don’t give a shit 💩

Feeling good knowing I live rent free in the minds of the president and vice president

@RepLuna No, you fake it.

The “No Kings” protest was completely organic, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise 😉

Jewelry heist at the Louvre today

This needs to happen #bitcoin

@GavinNewsom Gavin doesn’t speak for us, we absolutely do want law and order in San Francisco.

Fact check: Nobody wants you here. You will ruin one of America's greatest cities.

When I first learned about tokenization, it was all real estate and art. Then @exa_bits decided to do it with GPUs and compute. That’s when it clicked! Compute is the new asset class. AI is the tenant, and it always pays rent.

@iAnonPatriot That literally is there job. They’re paid to do it.

Liberals in Portland spent their whole night rollerblading around in circles outside of the ICE facility.. I’m convinced nobody has a job in that city.