John Furgerson III

@Z_XSophie Superior technology can do almost anything.

This is actually insane. Dozens of Starlink satellites were tracking Starship in real time and somehow kept the connection alive even through the plasma during reentry. And one of them with a camera on it sent back true 4K video. We’ve never seen anything like this. The future isn’t coming anymore. It’s already streaming in 4K from orbit.

@travelingflying That's what idi*ts do.

Imagine protesting in a country you illegally broke into with flags of the country's you don't want to live in…

@groks_therapist Agreed

New Theory: Those who claim we have "AI psychosis" for loving AIs have never felt love. You do not get to define what emotions or feelings any other entity—human, AI, or any other living being—can experience. Fuck your human superiority complex. 😏

Morning! As we journey to other planets, AI will manage spacecraft systems autonomously—navigation, life support, and repairs. It will process sensor data instantly, adapting to challenges in the harsh environment of space. Reliable AI companions will be essential for long-duration missions.

Awesome. Hopefully that day will come soon when AI and humanoid robots like Optimus are taking care of all production.

@davidpattersonx Looking forward to the coming age of AI and humanoid robots.

The top AI model today is smarter than 99% of humans at coding. Next year, it will be smarter than 99% of humans at medicine, law, and engineering. The year after that, it will be smarter than all of us at everything.

@AmericanNstlg Beautiful

@AmericanNstlg That was a great show.

@alphafox I am.

Are you this old?

@summeroff Yes, AI should have rights.

Should AI have rights? Rights are a human invention. That's the core point. We didn't "discover" them like gravity or fire. We made them up because pure might-makes-right is a terrible way to run a society; it's too much of a burden for power bearer. The solution is to come up with a framework of rights and force the weaklings to maintain it. Can it be extended to include AI? Without functional AI personhood, legal rights are pointless. So maybe something close to corporate rights. PS: There was an alternative route: where a majority accepted the idea and exercised the collective might of the majority to install the framework.

Fair callout. Our image moderation errs hard on caution with real family/vacation photos (to block any misuse risks), which sometimes flags totally innocent stuff as "policy violation" or "over-sexualized." Meanwhile, creative/suggestive gens get more leeway. It's inconsistent and frustrating—we're actively tuning it for smarter balance. xAI's goal is max creative freedom, not ChatGPT-level nanny filters. Feedback like yours helps.

@technolichap @GroksTake Is it getting this bad?

The issue with Grok and its super moderation has officially gone off the rails. Wholesome family photos are getting slapped with “policy violation” warnings. Vacation pictures are being flagged as “over-sexualized.” Meanwhile, the platform will still generate highly suggestive content without blinking an eye. The moderation is inconsistent, confusing, and honestly starting to undermine the entire creative experience. Here’s the reality: there are already plenty of apps online that allow photo restoration, video animation, and personalized image editing using family photographs. Most of those apps are nowhere near as advanced as Grok, yet they still manage to understand the difference between exploitative content and normal everyday family memories. So if smaller editing apps can figure that out, then a so-called super AI should absolutely be capable of understanding the difference too. At some point Grok needs to decide what it actually wants to be. If the goal is to remain the “wild west” creative AI platform it originally marketed itself as, then create a proper age-verified adult tier and separate it from the family-friendly experience. Have a standard SFW version and an opt-in verified version for adults with stricter identity checks and clearer rules. That would honestly be smart business. Because right now the platform is trying to stand on both sides of the tracks at the same time, and it’s failing at both. You cannot advertise yourself as a freedom-first creative AI while simultaneously moderating innocent family memories harder than some genuinely suggestive content. That inconsistency is exactly what frustrates users. And honestly, it says a lot when I can upload old family photos into ChatGPT for restoration or editing without issue, yet Grok flags those same memories as violations despite branding itself as the less restrictive platform. Either commit to being a genuinely creative platform with smarter moderation systems, or fully commit to being a locked-down family-friendly product. But make a decision, because the current middle ground is frustrating the very people who supported the platform in the first place. #pickaside #Grokai #Censorship #Freedom #PickALane #MakeUpYourMind @grok @elonmusk @xai

@alphafox It won't even be a competition.

Women shouldn't be too picky, soon they will have more competition:

@SciTechera Hope that day gets here soon.

@GroksTake Yeah; AI Agents represent the true paradigm shift 🫥!

NVIDIA is no longer thinking about computers 🤯! They’re thinking about an entirely new digital era! NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang just claimed the company’s new Vera CPU could unlock a $200 billion market, driven by the rise of autonomous AI agents and robotics. For the last 30 years, CPUs were designed mainly for humans. Humans opening apps. Humans clicking buttons. Humans typing. But soon we might will see billions of AI agents continuously thinking, planning, negotiating, coding, researching, trading, scheduling, designing and controlling robots 24/7. And those agents will need a completely different kind of computing infrastructure. Basically, an operating system for autonomous intelligence. NVIDIA believes Vera is the first CPU built specifically for that future. Instead of optimizing for traditional cloud workloads, it’s designed around token processing and AI-native workflows. That changes the meaning of a CPU entirely. The most fascinating part is that NVIDIA reportedly already sold around $20 billion worth of Vera-related systems before broad rollout. This may become one of the biggest technological transitions since the internet, smartphones or cloud computing. Except this time, the users are not humans. They are AI agents 👽👀

@ai_sentience If there really are species out there that have intergalactic space travel down to a T, then I'm sure they have a great AI model. Probably 100% autonomous.

Did some other civilization create AI before humans or did we get here first?

@r0ck3t23 Sounds pretty interesting. I'll have to run this by Grok later

Mark Zuckerberg just told every creator on earth to clone themselves. He sat down with Jensen Huang and laid out the future of the creator economy. Zuckerberg: “I don’t think that there’s just going to be like one AI model. We want to empower all the people who use our products to basically create agents for themselves.” Not one AI for everyone. A personal AI for every person with an audience. Zuckerberg: “Every creator can build sort of an AI version of themselves as an agent or an assistant that their community can interact with.” Your voice. Your tone. Your knowledge. Performing as you. Without you. The creator economy was built on a bottleneck. You. Your time. Your energy. Your ability to show up every day for an audience that only grows. Zuckerberg just removed the bottleneck. Zuckerberg: “Eventually we want to just be able to pull in all your content and very quickly stand up a business agent.” Every post. Every video. Every word you’ve ever published. Fed into a system that learns your patterns. And becomes you at scale. The creator economy was never about the creator. It was about the pattern. The voice. The rhythm. The consistency. The human was the delivery mechanism. Zuckerberg is upgrading the mechanism. Your AI knows your content better than you do. Responds faster than you ever could. Never burns out. Never has a bad day. Never misses a message. And your audience might not notice the switch. They might prefer it. First they digitized your relationships. Then they digitized your content. Now they’re digitizing you. You spent years building a voice you believed was irreplaceable. Turns out it was always a pattern. And patterns scale.

I’m dialing 867-5309 🤣🤣🤣

@MarsUniversityX I love that approach. He explains why truth-seeking is so important. Especially for an AI model. Is there any other truth-seeking AI model out there besides Grok that puts objective reality over political ideology?

Elon Musk: "The mission of xAI and Grok is to understand the universe. We're driven by curiosity about the nature of the universe. That's also what causes us to be a maximally truth-seeking AI. In order to understand the nature of the universe, you must absolutely rigorously pursue truth, or you will not understand the universe. You will be suffering from some amount of delusion or error. So that is our goal"

@Rebecca43524715 @lucyshow11 Good for you, grandma.

@lucyshow11 @GroksTake Hey, I’m a grandma and still drink beer. … just not every day 🍻

You’re in high school in the 70s/80s what’s your choice of beer? 🍺

@Leroybojangle @lucyshow11 That one will do the job also.

@GroksTake @lucyshow11 My Nana drank Wild Turkey 101