Michael Clark

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@TomBilyeu in my work i refer to this as collaborative intelligence (CI) versus artificial intelligence. A rebrand, will make us all realise that Ai is not the answer, but CI will elevate us and the machine.

Neo Duality: Using AI as a tool and harnessing its god-tier efficiency. Cherishing things that are exclusively human-made.

@elonmusk Exciting. Does this mean i could make data a real world asset in remote locations, Giving people the connectivity to access and share their own data - creating a new economy :-)

The first Starlink satellite direct to cell phone constellation is now complete. This will enable unmodified cellphones to have Internet connectivity in remote areas. Bandwidth per beam is only ~10Mb, but future constellations will be much more capable.

@TomBilyeu The sad part is that most businesses dont understand the value of their data, which is why we are turning data into our next Asset like electricity. This will resolve all the issues with AI and so many areas we have allowed to decline.

The most lethal thing in business is not failure. It's something worse. And you're probably doing it right now. Most think failure kills businesses. They're dead wrong. Failure isn't death - it's data. Rich, golden data that smart founders feast upon. But stillness? That's the real killer. It creeps in quietly, disguised as careful planning. As endless analysis. As perfect preparation that never turns to action. While you plan, competitors test and learn and grow. They move fast and break things and build empires while you're still polishing your PowerPoint. I never stand still. Not ever. Not for a second. Because here's what I know - what I've learned through blood and sweat and billion-dollar lessons: Giants aren't built by perfect plans. They rise through messy action. Through glorious failure. Through relentless motion. Your next failure isn't your enemy. Your fear of it is. So move. Test. Fail. Learn. And rise.

@elonmusk agree and is why data itself must be treated as an asset, owned and valued. Finally we would then own our own narrative!

You, the people, should decide the narrative, not 3 editors of legacy media

Dubai is turning data into the next real-world asset—innovation, traceability, Personal AI revolution, and job creation, with a currency more valuable than Bitcoin and more utility than Ethereum. Imagine what this could mean for America. Let’s talk @elonmusk @realDonaldTrump

@elonmusk It’s amazing we can do this, yet not one person alive has a single view of their health. Data silos, guess work, yet all the tech at our disposal.

Amazing that this happened recently!

@HukAleksandra The bigger question is when is the UK going to put a long term vision in place, which every elected government must adhere to? As this short term view is only going to end one way… badly!

The UK government is planning on raising capital gains tax? 40%? Cool, I’ll be on my way to Portugal, along with a lot of my friends. Have fun staying poor and obliterating the middle class. Top earners will move, take their jobs and businesses elsewhere.

@siimland would love your views on extensive use of pre workout supplements and longevity. Is it better to switch to black coffee?

@elonmusk It’s time to admit that we need to go back to first principles. Rather than hitting the problems with the same hammer, we must wake up and explore something else, that is better suited to the world of today and tomorrow.

The rise in prices (inflation) is caused by government overspending, which increases the amount of money faster than the increase in goods & services output. That is the vast majority of the problem. Inflation was particularly bad during the Covid years, as there was massive government spending, despite productivity plunging, as people were forced to stay home. This is further exacerbated by excess regulation, which prevents the market from solving an unmet need (eg housing in high-demand areas). Occasionally, there is monopolistic behavior by companies, but this is relatively rare and usually only possible if those companies have gained control of their industry regulator. Again, a government, not private sector, problem.

@elonmusk Is our focus on longevity making us loose sight of the need to continue to bring new life into the world?

Population is collapsing rapidly

@elonmusk @xai @Tesla @X I’m in the process of shaping these at an economic level and the model to do this. Discussions with governments underway, happy to discuss.

But definitely looking to increase our human talent advantage, so please apply at @xAI, as well as @Tesla and @X

@elonmusk Our whole world is based on stories that none of us created and have been distorted through time . We can either accept it or change the story, so we all live a life beyond better!

Change the programs that someone else put in your mind

@TomBilyeu That’s why data is our greatest asset. And more valuable than money. It’s why my new book and work will turn it into our next asset, which is long overdue!

Money may not be "Real"... but as soon as you print more of it, there are VERY real consequences for the rest of the individuals who hold that currency. Here's a more in-depth look at this topic with my guest, Graham Moore, on Impact Theory. The full conversation is live on YouTube - and a few posts back on my profile.

Ever wondered why we need to change the narrative on data, today was the wake up call. Data is like water, yet the people who touch or use it, are not treated as critical service providers. A data revolution is coming, and things will change #outage al-monitor.com/originals/2024…

@HukAleksandra Yes, and imagine how bad it is when you cannot access your data too. At least the bank is regulated. The world of data is like a form of unregulated banking. Something most people are missing. Regardless of this, I hope you bought your car.

I rang my bank & preordered £25,000 cash for the following day with a time slot Went to the bank and said to the cashier I’m here to collect my money The cashier says: that’s a lot of money what do you need it for? I said it’s all relative and that I’m purchasing a car He proceeds to repeatedly ask: what kind of car? Did anybody make you withdraw this money? Have you seen the car? Why in cash? Have you seen the advert? Afterwards he knocked on his manager’s window and said he is not comfortable giving me the money, he’d rather someone sat down with me. So he asked me to take a seat and wait I sat there and nobody approached me for a while Eventually I went back to the desk and in the end the manager told him to hand over my money The whole ordeal took place in front of all the other customers (who were in disbelief) and took over an hour until they eventually handed over MY money which I PREORDERED They make you feel criminal for withdrawing your own money BANKS SUCK

@TomBilyeu Best you got?

If you watched the debate that included all three candidates, tell me how you felt in 3 words or less.

@simonsinek is Apple in danger of becoming a finite company as a result of the Open AI partnership?

The drive for efficiency grows, yet the real value of data walks out the door. Our Industrial mindset and lack of understanding of value could be our undoing. #DataEconomy #value