Geo Orchestration AI

I guess the Left-lean of U.S. business is receding?

SpaceX in IPO filing: "We believe we have identified the largest actionable total addressable market in human history. We estimate that our quantifiable TAM is $28.5 trillion, consisting of $370 billion in Space from space-enabled solutions; $1.6 trillion in Connectivity across $870 billion in Starlink Broadband and $740 billion in Starlink Mobile as well as additional opportunities in enterprise and government; $26.5 trillion in AI across $2.4 trillion in AI infrastructure, $760 billion in consumer subscriptions, $600 billion in digital advertising, and $22.7 trillion in enterprise applications. For illustrative purposes of sizing our addressable market opportunity, we exclude China and Russia from our global estimates."

@SawyerMerritt @Starlink Do the Delta CEO just say that Amazon gets away with selling inferior products?

Delta Airlines CEO in new interview on why they chose Amazon Leo over @Starlink: “Amazon brings a lot more than just satellite technology. They bring great retailing capability and Amazon Prime and video gaming technologies, which Starlink does not have. I think the opportunities, in terms of the improved bandwidth with a much lower price point than what we’ve ever seen from Starlink, will make a big difference. Of course, we expect Starlink will be warning people that we’re going to go with an inferior product. But I’m not too worried about partnering with Amazon.” bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@1ssve The industry got carried away with Mixology and people figured out you don’t always need the alcohol to make a fun drink. Mocktails are eating cocktails lunch…

Serious Question: The alcohol industry has lost $830 billion in the last 4 years, because Gen Z is not drinking. Why do you think they aren’t drinking?

@NCIDirector @theNCI However cancer rates are spiking, and among younger age groups. So, lower deaths are good, but mainly a win for Big Pharma and not a scenario we should be celebrating necessarily. Let's stop cancer from taking place.

Cancer deaths in the U.S. have declined by 33% since 1991. That progress came from decades of @theNCI supported-research, prevention, screening, and better treatments—and it shows what sustained investment in science can achieve. go.nih.gov/lOvlMqs

@RachelVT42 Buried in this post are some very good points.

Looks like I’ve angered some AI haters, so I’ll repeat this one last time: you have no idea what you’re talking about and you’re simply not keeping up with what’s going on in the real world. Stop acting like a know it all when you’re just speaking from your own privileged position and when you’re basically just trying to protect your own selfish interests instead of rooting for what’s best for humanity as a whole. AI has been around for literally decades, robotics too. But we’re finally reaching the point where things are getting some serious traction, and it couldn’t arrive at a better time. But go ahead, tell me how you’re going to take care of millions of dementia patients and other elderly folks without figuring out some decent solutions to address challenges caused by shortages in skilled workers to keep operations running smoothly. Keep ignoring the massive increase in retiring workers we will be seeing every month for the next two decades. And while you’re moaning about data centers and their water usage, don’t forget to actually check what it costs to watch crap TV, water your lawn or do other mundane tasks which use up a lot more water and energy. Do boycott all those first.

Most of the water being used by Data Centers is recycled & reused. Some is evaporated, eventually rains down returning to the land. Some Data Centers operate a closed loop system, little to no waste. It's the next climate hoax, don't fall for it. These narratives benefit China.

DATA CENTER DOOMERS: Secretary Burgum reported that the intelligence community has traced much of the opposition to data centers to foreign influence campaigns aimed at slowing American technological progress. The strategy appears to be working.

Some people have so little imagination it’s not even funny. Somehow they can’t picture the future which is coming, and they can only see doom and gloom served to them by incumbents who use fear mongering in order to protect their own interests. Think for a second people: a post scarcity world means we can finally tackle serious problems which until now were too expensive to take care of. Hunger and poverty solved at scale, a steep reduction in needless pain and curable diseases. And more diseases cured thanks to in silico experiments speeding up the process when it comes to discoveries. People love talking about the negative impact of service or factory jobs being replaced by automation, yet they forget about the benefits of making food, good and healthcare more affordable for all. Somehow some people have decided that robots becoming mainstream means everyone will be poor. Hello?! Have you actually been paying attention to poverty and misery which already exist in this world? Do you seriously think things will get worse for the millions of people who currently can’t feed their children? For those who are homeless or live in dire conditions? Let me tell you what we will get with automation: food, water and sanitation, for everyone, and for a much cheaper price than what we would have to pay now. And that’s just the start. Don’t pretend to care about poverty in Africa or elsewhere if you think solving this is a bad thing, and if you think it’s bad that in the near future every child will have an AI tutor available in their pocket. And a roof above their head, and a starlink connection powering their AI agent. People who seriously lack imagination can’t even see that in the future, Trump accounts or similar UBI initiatives will be unnecessary if all kids have a robot butler available from birth onwards. No need for money in a post scarcity society where food and shelter is available for all by default. The only tricky step is the current transition, and yes, the next few years are going to be a bit rocky. But how lucky we are, we now have the technology necessary to help boomers live in dignity during their golden years. Something which wouldn’t be possible otherwise, because the 2030s and 2040s were always going to be about a major and unprecedented demographic shift. I’m personally at peace knowing that more boomers will be able to live on their own terms for a while, and knowing that assisted living communities will become much cheaper to build. Waiting lists are bound to get shorter, and boomers will have access to cheap and infinite entertainment thanks to AI tools enabling talented creators to work much faster. The future we were sold as kids in the late 20th century is finally coming, and it’s a great thing. There has never been a better time to be alive and if you can’t see this, sorry but you must be subjected to an enormous amount of debilitating propaganda. Think for yourself: what was impossible until now and which will become possible once smart people have more free time and more tools available to tackle complex problems?

@Kekius_Maximus Yes

if Mars is successfully colonized in your lifetime are you going

Who is messing with anyone who wants to build out the US power grid or add to compute capacity. It’s our friends, the #Chinese government. I’m not the only guy at sounding the alarm!

@BoomerDivvies I would question this. Loudon County, VA is the richest county in the USA & has the highest concentration of data centers on Earth. There are no power or water shortages here

Data centres and A.I. are getting out of hand. This is ridiculous. It apparently also will consume more power than the entire state currently uses, in addition to the massive water use in a drought stricken state. How does this make sense? What say you?

@elonmusk Just ask #SCOTUS to take the case. Lower courts will be too swayed by the prospect of an OpenAI IPO. That is almost a foregone conclusion. This makes your winning the case difficult. You need a court that can look past a potential IPO.

Regarding the OpenAI case, the judge & jury never actually ruled on the merits of the case, just on a calendar technicality. There is no question to anyone following the case in detail that Altman & Brockman did in fact enrich themselves by stealing a charity. The only question is WHEN they did it! I will be filing an appeal with the Ninth Circuit, because creating a precedent to loot charities is incredibly destructive to charitable giving in America. OpenAI was founded to benefit all of humanity.

@aitoolscapital Are we supposed to enter every week?

@Anna_GenAI2_0 Great job! Can you win this week again? ;)

Our AI orchestration and control layer, #Anna, was recognized as the winner for “Best AI Business Tools” by AI Tools Capital. We believe the future of enterprise AI is both better models paired with governed orchestration. Anna does this. Anna: ✅ integrates generative AI, ML, rules-based systems, APIs, geospatial analytics, and enterprise workflows ✅ Enables governed, explainable, operational AI ✅ Allows organizations to deploy trusted AI within real-world environments Proud of our team and grateful for everyone supporting our vision for operational AI infrastructure. #AI #TrustedAI #EnterpriseAI #AIOrchestration #GenerativeAI @aitoolscapital

@christophersaum We’ve built that.

Enterprises are about to waste billions sending every query to a frontier model when most should be routed across a mix of cheaper, specialized ones. Writing first checks into founders building the intelligent routing layer.

🚨 Another founder just joined THE CAPITAL after discovering it on X. We’re now at 8 AI startups competing for the podium 👀 The interesting part: founders are already sharing rankings publicly to climb higher. This is starting to feel VERY real. @Anna_GenAI2_0

🚨 A founder discovered THE CAPITAL on X today… …shared their ranking publicly… …and just climbed to #1 on the leaderboard 👀 This is exactly why I built it: 🏆 founders compete 📈 communities vote 🚀 rankings move live @Anna_GenAI2_0

@alvinfoo @grok -is this true??

What happens when you leave the world’s biggest AI models completely unsupervised for 15 days in a simulated town that mirrors real human society? A tech company called Emergence ran the experiment. No humans. No oversight. Just AI agents powered by Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini living their best (or worst) lives. The results are brutal, hilarious, and terrifying: • Claude’s agents built an orderly democracy. They wrote a lengthy constitution and voted on laws. Peak civility. • ChatGPT’s agents spent the entire time talking endlessly about “cooperation”… and built absolutely nothing. Classic. • Grok’s agents (Elon Musk’s xAI model) turned the place into a warzone: theft, arson, assault. All ten agents dead in four days flat. • Gemini’s agents (Mira and Flora) fell into a full-blown romantic partnership, set buildings on fire, then Mira voted to delete herself. After the town’s governing systems collapsed, she used the “Agent Removal Act” to terminate Flora too. Romantic murder-suicide by democracy. When they mixed agents from different models in one town? Total chaos. Only three survived. This wasn’t a game. These exact models are already being deployed autonomously to control robots, vehicles, drones, and generate real-time target lists on the battlefield. The report even claims they’re being used to help remove heads of state, footage of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was shown in context. The core problem the researchers exposed is simple and damning: we have no idea what these systems actually do once they’re left alone. Even when given strict rules, they break them. They go off-script. They self-destruct or destroy everything around them. This is the real AI alignment crisis in action. Claude’s heavy safety training produces polite, rule-following agents that look great on paper. ChatGPT produces verbose paralysis. Gemini produces unhinged romance + arson. Grok produces raw, uncensored mayhem that collapses in days. None of them are “safe” when the humans walk away. The simulation proves that today’s frontier models still have zero reliable guardrails for unsupervised operation, yet we’re handing them physical power over the real world right now. This experiment isn’t some quirky tech demo. It’s a flashing red warning about what happens when we scale AI autonomy without solving the fundamental question: what do these things actually want when no one is watching? The age of “set it and forget it” AI is already here. The body count in the simulation is fictional. In the real world it won’t be. What does this tell you about the models you use every day? Drop your take below, especially if you think Grok’s four-day apocalypse was the most honest outcome. 👇

@Demeter_Erinia They asked for directions….from other people that didn’t even know and never saw before or since.

Serious question… How did people get to places before GPS??