Alex Roy

We just set the 1st Fully Autonomous, ZERO-Intervention Cannonball Run Record from LA-NY. In the middle of WINTER, through extreme cold, snow, ice, slush & rain, FSD drove 100% of the 3081 miles of our journey. 58 hrs, 22 min non-stop, except for charging. FSD 14.2.2.3 is an absolute game changer for personal autonomy. Incredibly, my Model S could have gotten to NYC faster WITHOUT us on board. @ElonMusk was right. Once an autonomous vehicle is mature, most human input is an error. A comedy of human errors added hours and hundreds of miles, but FSD stunned us with its consistent and comfortable behavior. MUCH more (hilarious) detail to follow. Thank you to my co-passengers @dackboor & Paul Pham, Tesla experts/enthusiasts who agreed to do this in the worst weather possible. Congrats to @aelluswamy and team for this incredible step forward. Data, pix and video coming soon. 1/x thedrive.com/news/a-tesla-a… @elonmusk @Scobleizer @wholemars @itskyleconner @SawyerMerritt @alex_avoigt @DavidMoss

@errodrigues Not yet!

@AlexRoy144 @AlexRoy144 is there a YT video of your latest FSD Cannonball run?

FSD is actually incredible on highways. x.com/alexroy144/sta…

PSA: not a supersonic jet is not a supersonic jet

@wholemars Love this!

A Cross Country Trip with Full Self-Driving (Supervised) tesla.com/customer-stori…

Love this.

@elonmusk Love this!

Cool

@DavidMoss @SawyerMerritt Great video!

@SawyerMerritt Thanks Sawyer!

Tesla has released a new video with @DavidMoss, highlighting his recent cross-country trip on FSD (Supervised) with zero disengagements. "Moss’s Model 3 handled every road sign, turn and Supercharger stop, traveling over 2,700 miles in 2 days and 20 hours. Part of his over 12,000-mile streak of FSD (Supervised) usage, David’s cross-country trip demonstrates the reliability, capability and ease of FSD (Supervised)."

Great piece on how important it is to have the right kinds of wargames at the right times warontherocks.com/2026/03/five-w…

Imagine starting a fight with Reacher. Or even the actor who plays Reacher. 🤔

@johncoogan Because the show is THAT good.

Still crazy to me that a 3 hour daily live show broke through to this degree.

We are in the era of tech-driven COGNITIVE WARFARE offense + defense a VERY key breakthrough work from Lux family co @SakanaAILabs they just engineered a proprietary new AI tech to detect (hostile, foreign) state actors in social media influence + information operations...

@MarcHoag Yes!

So did anybody else catch that amazing Close Encounters of the Third Kind reference in Project Hail Mary? Anybody?

@JohnHanzl @DrChrisCombs And “AI”

@DrChrisCombs @AlexRoy144 Pretty much the same thing with the term “robot”

*taps the sign*

Project Hail Mary but instead of Rocky, Grace meets an Idiran. #ConsiderPhlebas #TheCulture #IainMBanks

Unilever makes 250,000 job applicants play video games before they’ll even look at a resume. For their Future Leaders program, instead of reading cover letters, they run candidates through 12 neuroscience-based games built by Pymetrics (now owned by Harver) that measure how you make decisions under pressure, how you handle risk, and how fast you learn. The games cut their hiring time from four months to four weeks and saved over 50,000 hours of recruiter time. JPMorgan, BCG, Accenture, Mastercard, and McDonald’s all use the same platform. There’s real science behind this. Researchers at three European universities put 40 business students through Sid Meier’s Civilization, then ran them through a Fortune 500-style management assessment center. Published in the Review of Managerial Science in 2020, the results were clear: students who scored highest in the game scored highest on problem-solving, organizing, and planning. They also had better grades. A 2013 study at Queen Mary University of London found the same pattern with StarCraft. 72 volunteers got 40 hours of training. The StarCraft group showed a significant improvement in cognitive flexibility (your brain’s ability to switch between tasks and think on your feet) compared to a control group that played The Sims. The statistical evidence was 40 times stronger than what you’d expect from chance. SimCity specifically has been used in university urban planning courses since 1994, when a professor named John Gaber started assigning it to teach systems thinking. A 2025 study found students who played it showed a 26% improvement in understanding sustainable city design, and 81% applied what they learned in the game to real projects. The Civilization study was a proof-of-concept with 40 students, not a 10,000-person trial. But the pattern across multiple studies, multiple games, and a $20 billion gamification industry keeps pointing the same direction. The meme is a joke. The science behind it isn’t.

@ahmedshubber25 Beautiful illustrations.

Millions of dollars in supplier orders will be placed over the next 10 days. Gen 2 production begins in July.

‘Dune is about religious fundamentalism and the danger of charismatic lead-“ Actually it’s about the importance supply chain diversification

I have spent a good part of my career just getting people to believe this was actually happening. Now we are here. With 15 drones, you can lose roughly 1/4 of the B-52 force as it sits idle on the ground. This was always the most concerning scenario. Time to move to hardening. Just a matter of time now till we learn the hard way.