Mohammad Musa

@yudDIDit @editframe Very cool! Will try it asap

Today, @editframe emerges from stealth. Agents need video. Editframe Agent Skills: npm create @editframe@latest Just prompt Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex and get a working video or a full interactive GUI. This video was created just by prompting 👇

@qasar Welcome @qasar - always appreciate your perspective and non-BS insights. Conveying full Context is hard with shorter tweets so coupled with your blog, I hope we will get the best of both 😉

After 16 years and 10 months -- I'm finally writing my first...X? Also, will start writing more regularly. My first post is, ironically, on why I'm posting. qy.co/new

Go big or go bigger 😉

Building products is a lot more about discipline than vision

AI x Autonomous vehicles: @deepenai Deepen AI is one of the startups that participated at the Beyond Borders competition at the MIT Saudi Business Symposium Mohammad Musa tells us more details:

Looking forward to the ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo, Stuttgart in a couple of weeks. Team @SafetyPool4AV Scenario Database will be at the Expo to share and discuss the latest features and upcoming developments... We have some exciting new announcements in store. If you are visiting the @avtexpo, plz do visit our stand... Theme for the Annoucement: Democratising safety... 📢 🗓️ 4-6 June 2024 📍Messe Stuttgart, Germany🇩🇪 As the world’s largest publicly accessible scenario database, Team @SafetyPool4AV will demonstrate how you can use our public scenario library to test your #selfdriving vehicle systems virtually or in real-world, with integration with major simulation platforms, enabled by compliance with major industry standards.

@amasad Free speech doesn’t have the right to defend itself

You can get arrested for speech in Texas?

@othman @Scobleizer @OmarKamali In 2014, Eric Schmidt asked us to find ways to integrate AI in our products. 2 years before, it was mobile and 2 years before that it was social. Google didn't get to this state all of a sudden. This took more than a decade and Google had the right idea just didn't execute it

@Scobleizer @OmarKamali 100%...

GenAI poses a much deeper pickle for Google than I initially assumed... The last few weeks completely echo the time I was at Google in the early 2000's when we were up against Microsoft - except this time Google is on the receiving end. Looking back, we beat Microsoft not because we had better tech, but because we forced them to play on our terms AND at our "clockspeed." Many (myself included) were viewing Google's LLM problem as one of catching up with the technology - specifically OpenAI. It stands to reason that with all its incredible talent, infrastructure, users and data, Google can and will catch up to OpenAI and likely be able to build better technology. But I'm realizing that's likely to be wrong. The debacle last week (and even more, Google's response) puts a point on the real and somewhat unsolvable problem Google faces now. Google isn't going to lose to OpenAI tomorrow - it lost to it over the last ten years. The problem that Google faces today relative to the likes of OpenAI and Perplexity is very similar to what we did to Microsoft 20 years ago. What ChatGPT in particular has made us realize is that many of the tasks that we have so far labeled "search" and where we click on blue links are really tasks of research, analysis and decision-making. We viewed Google as the way to complete these tasks because 20 years ago, Google solved the most important challenge in that workflow, which was to bring all the world's information to within one click in the form of a search engine. Over these 20 years, Google built and has been harvesting one of the most profitable business models in history (remember that we used to talk with similar admiration of the operating system + desktop productivity biz model). The problem now, is that ChatGPT, Perplexity and others have shown us that A LOT of the tasks we used to think of as search engine-based workflows are even better served through an exchange with this new piece of technological magic (similarly to how PageRank made Google Search feel magical 25 years ago). The real problem for Google is one of clockspeed. Google all of a sudden has its ass on fire and is trying to innovate into the future. But, that innovation now has to happen at the heart of its business. OpenAI doesn't care about messing up an ads business model - they can just iterate with a product/quality purity that is impossible for Google to get. Google isn't going to lose to OpenAI in the coming few years. It has lost over the past decade, when it could have evolved/iterated AI into its model at its success-encumbered clockspeed. Now that the game is on, but on a startup clockspeed, there is no chance for Google to catch up and even less win this next cycle. This problem compounds over time, because every single day that goes by, we are all feeding OpenAI our usage patterns, feedback, custom GPTs, integrations, etc... At this stage, there is no way for Google to shift its clockspeed unless it is willing to give the middle finger to the market and its customers for a while and say sorry, the future beckons - feel free to opt out and invest your money elsewhere. The sad part is that Google actually has the wherewithal to do that, but few incumbents are ever able to pull it off. Meta/Zuck have done this several times (mobile transition, VR bet and now AI), so we know it's possible, but it is exceedingly unlikely for that to happen. People often think that's only possible because Mark is the founder, but I think it's because of his posture between risk and opportunity. I'll close this with the phrase that I think captures this posture: Our missed opportunities will cost us more than our mistakes

@othman Google keeps focusing on things that work well with the rest of Google (Workspace, GCP ...etc). G+ tried to do the same and we know how that turned out. There are very strong b2b opportunities that Google can set the terms. For consumer, it's a lot harder in the current PA setup

In the darkest moments, you see some of the best of humanity. This video is an example of that. Hope, beauty and a smile, from the unlikeliest place. I hope it gives you some hope. I pray it helps you be in the moment, have gratitude and smile. The here and now now is ephemeral, but beautiful, in it’s own way. Too often cynicism and negativity wins out in our thoughts. Do whatever you’re able to. Work with excellence. Even through the dark times, do the hard work. Humanity is worth it. I don’t know how, but it’ll be okay. It’s not perfect, but this put a smile on my face. If you’re a techie, in AI or whatever it is that you do. This inspires us to do the work with excellence and to know that the work will benefit humanity, in some way, however small, it’s worth it. 🙂

🚨✨Announcement: Safety Pool™ Webinar Series We are kicking off our monthly @SafetyPool4AV Scenario Database Webinar Series. Join us for the 1st webinar of the series on: 📅 27 Feb 2024 🕒 1500 GMT | 1600 CET | 1000 EST Register 🔗bit.ly/3Sq9FQN Learn more about Safety Pool™ and maximize your utilisation of the scenario database. We will have a dedicated Q&A session to answer your queries too...

Great milestone for @deepenai team today! Really excited about unlocking the power of AI for safety, autonomy and all other use cases. Audio, text, documents, LLMs ... we support all of it!

Super excited (& nervous!) to have presented our research on @SafetyPool4AV Scenario Database at the 18th session of @UNECE GRVA in Geneva, providing foundations for future discussions for a Scenario Catalogue for Automated Vehicles. Very grateful to our GRVA Chair - Richard Damm & Secretary François E. Guichard for the invitation & for arranging the discussion. Chuffed by the response & the support from wider stakeholders at GRVA. Huge thank you for the constant support (and feedback) from @transportgovuk @ccavgovuk on our @SafetyPool4AV journey & now its use for Type Approval in the UK. We wouldn't be here without you... 🙏

In a world seeking healing, let's draw strength from the unwavering bond between a parent and their child. This powerful connection captures the heart of our shared humanity. As healers, we uphold our Hippocratic Oath. Join the 3M Collective. #CeaseFireNow #BringThemHome

The President needs to come to Congress before launching a strike against the Houthis in Yemen and involving us in another middle east conflict. That is Article I of the Constitution. I will stand up for that regardless of whether a Democrat or Republican is in the White House.

As we wrap up 2023, time to reflect on an eventful year. Thank you for all the support for @SafetyPool4AV. Wishing everyone Happy Holidays 🎊🎄 Let's make 2024 a year for transparent, collaborative & safe deployment for #selfdriving vehicles... 🙏🏽

Having unwavering convictions means outcomes become inconsequential. That's why I deeply respect mission-driven entrepreneurs who pursue their convictions relentlessly, irrespective of the outcomes. It's not just hard, it's also painful and many times unfair. #entrepreneurship

Last week we had the crucial @UNECE FRAV & VMAD meetings in Tokyo finalising our guideline document for #AutomatedDriving pre-regulation. Lots of intense discussions & hard work (over 150,000 hours) have gone into getting us here. Huge thank you to our chairs & all the experts on this journey. But work is not yet done. We are just moving into the crucial regulatory phase & continued collaboration will remain key to our success... 🙏 And nothing will ever beat Japanese🇯🇵 hospitality. Thank you to our hosts for the great organisation & the warmth in welcoming us...

@SenSchumer How are you going to fix the $33 trillion in debt?

Democrats stand with President Zelenskyy. Democrats stand with Ukraine. Democrats stand for democracy. If Republicans don't get serious about a national security package, Putin's going to walk right through Ukraine and Europe.