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This morning, my agents filed 192 million lawsuits against every company in the world. 0.1% of the companies settled for $1000. I was up $200 million. By the afternoon, their agents countersued and my agent settled for $2000 each. I am now bankrupt.
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Maybe instead of flattening the entire thing, trim a couple of thousand from the top without touching the infra?
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bitmarx ๐ฆ๐ ๋ฆฌํธ์ํจ
Iโve officially engineered the future of knowledge.
I donโt just predict the future.
I manufacture it.
My personal SI and AGI agents debate each other 24/7 while Iโm asleep.
If youโre not running at least 50 Mac Minis at home, Iโm not sure how you expect to make it through the next cycle.
Infinite intelligence.
Infinite compute.
Like and share if you also want early access to the future.
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bitmarx ๐ฆ๐ ๋ฆฌํธ์ํจ
โThe most painful state of being is remembering the future, particularly the one you will never have.โ
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@mcuban All arguments on "AI can't do X but humans can" are categorically flawed: Humans can do amazing things because of their brain, a neural network. As their brains evolve, AI neural nets - already very close to human capabilities - will close this gap too, in time.
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The one thing I will add on the plus side of the ledger for humans. Humans have a far greater capacity to know the outcomes of their actions. Agents and LLMs as well, never do.
Even an 18 month old will learn what happens when they push the sippy cup off their high chair. Mom gets upset. Comes and has to clean up. They figure it out quickly
Agents can tell you the sippy cup will fall. But they have no idea of the context and what will happen next
The other issue is that agents โSpace Outโ. (Iโm sure thereโs already a term for this ). There are no assurances, for many different reasons, that the agent will execute the same way every time. To make matters worse, they canโt tell you they have โspaced outโ , why and when.
Agents are still like college interns that come in hungover , make mistakes and donโt take responsibility for them :)
As always , Curious what everyone thinks.
Mark Cuban@mcuban
This is the smartest counter Iโve seen to ai taking over jobs, in the short term. Is the ((aggregate tokens cost to do what an employee does + plus fully encumbered developer and maintenance costs ) / (fully encumbered employee cost ) )<= productivity ? If it takes 8 Claude agents, at $300 for tokens, per day, plus $200 per day in dev/maint , to do what an employee does per day, at a fully encumbered cost of $1200. Thatโs 2600/1200. But then you need to factor in the productivity rate. Is it more than 2.16 x productive ? Are there qualitative issues like morale, morality, whatever , that canโt be quantified, that need to go into the decision? What is the going forward progression of burdened costs for the tokens ? Curious what people think about this ?
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@jbrukh Software will solve this: instead of loading the whole thing in memory, we will access model weights from disk in small chunks as needed. Right now it reminds me of old DOS days when it said "Program too big to fit in memoryโ if it required more than 640kb.
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There is a market narrative that a lot of compute is going to be moving locally through Appleโs consumer hardware, which now has higher onboard GPU memory and can be stacked for AI tasks like inference.
IMO, this is extremely bullish for decentralized training as well. Thoughts?
Alex Finn@AlexFinn
Its so obvious the path this world is going down. So I spent another $10,000 My vision has never been clearer. Open source AI models are now equally if not more powerful than closed source ones We will soon all have private personalized super intelligent AI agents running locally on our desks 24/7 The people who don't do this in the future won't have as much economic power The people who do will have all the economic power in the world I'm going all in on this vision My 2nd Mac Studio has arrived. I have 2 more coming. I will have 4 Mac studios and a Mac mini running 5 concurrent OpenClaws with 7 different super powerful local models performing tasks 24/7/365 for me I will interface with them, and they will coordinate with each other. Talking, planning, building all hours of the day. No need for sleeping or eating. I will build a digital society humanity has never seen before I will push the limits of what is possible with AI agents and local intelligence. I will redefine what is possible for one person to achieve in a life time I will share everything I build and learn with you. It will be glorious. If you're reading this, the future is going to be incredible. But the thing is, it will only be incredible if you do something about it. Don't let society control you. Take control yourself. Break free from your shackles.
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bitmarx ๐ฆ๐ ๋ฆฌํธ์ํจ
Prediction: In the AI age, taste will become even more important. When anyone can make anything, the big differentiator is what you choose to make.
paulgraham.com/taste.html
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@Blackdoveart Feel free to use my pinned art. You can rip the 4k version from YouTube if you like it. (No way I can upload it with this Internet situation)
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I need to contact and reconnect with anyone who ever bought a piece of my art on here or liked one of my tweets or saw a picture I made or thought about me even once -if this is you interact with this postโฆโฆ Iโm doing something
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