Shamas Khan

@MarioNawfal AI is literally moving to space. The energy crunch is about to get solved… in orbit. Who’s ready for the Space Compute Era?

GOOGLE IS NEGOTIATING WITH SPACEX TO LAUNCH DATA CENTERS INTO ORBIT Not servers in a building. Not a cloud. Literal satellites carrying AI chips. Circling Earth, powered by raw sunlight, organized in 1-kilometer arrays of 81 satellites at a time. It's called Project Suncatcher. First prototypes up by early 2027. The reason is simple and enormous: AI is consuming Earth's power grid faster than humanity can build power plants to feed it. Space has a star. And stars don't send electricity bills.

If you are skeptical of AI and robotics, you are standing on the wrong side of history. Over the past few weeks, I’ve experienced firsthand how they’re transforming everything — especially in semiconductor design, quantum computing, electronics, and advanced manufacturing. Days of complex simulations and iterations now happen in minutes. Problems that once seemed physically impossible are being solved with superhuman precision and creativity. Human capability is being pushed to entirely new levels. This isn’t hype. It’s happening right now. The only question left is: are you adapting or getting left behind? 🤖⚡ #AI #Robotics #Semiconductors #QuantumComputing

Sualeh Asif, just 26 and from Karachi, co-founded Cursor — the AI coding tool that’s now so valuable SpaceX has secured an option to acquire it for $60 billion. This isn’t just one guy’s success. It’s living proof of the extraordinary talent we produce. Every year, thousands of brilliant Pakistani minds head abroad and help build world-changing companies. They succeed because they finally get access to serious funding, powerful infrastructure, and an environment that rewards bold ideas. Simple, we don’t lack intelligence or drive — we lack the local system that lets that potential explode here at home. Sualeh’s journey should be a wake-up call: let’s stop exporting our best minds and start creating the capital, compute, and policies so the next AI giant is born on Pakistani soil.

Proud to be Pakistani! From the brink of WW3 to a window for peace - Pakistan stepped up when the world needed it most. Bold diplomacy, steady leadership, and a bridge between US-Iran. A reminder that dialogue still triumphs over destruction. 🇵🇰 Pakistan Zindabad!

WW3 diffused. To the world—listen. Pakistan has shown what real power looks like: unshakable in defense (May 2025), decisive in offense, and relentless in diplomacy. While others hesitated, Pakistan acted—balancing a polarized region, engaging Iran, coordinating with Saudi Arabia, and keeping US and global channels open to defuse tensions. This isn’t just strategy—it’s leadership. Pakistan is holding the line, stabilizing the moment, and may be helping prevent WW3.

I am not going anywhere. In one of the most difficult moments it has faced, the UAE has shown the world what true resilience looks like. When challenges arise, this nation does not retreat—it unites, it stands firm, and it moves forward with unwavering strength. The spirit of the UAE is built on courage, solidarity, and an unbreakable determination to overcome every obstacle. What was meant to test the nation has only revealed the power of its people, its leadership, and the deep bond that holds it together. Through adversity, the UAE continues to rise—stronger, prouder, and more united than ever. This is the strength of a nation that refuses to be shaken, a nation that turns every challenge into a new chapter of resilience and progress. 🇦🇪

@AnthropicAI Excellent work by Claude. While most other AI-driven companies focused on consumer-facing technology, they took the lead in enterprise use cases. AI is no longer the future—it’s here.

New Engineering blog: We tasked Opus 4.6 using agent teams to build a C compiler. Then we (mostly) walked away. Two weeks later, it worked on the Linux kernel. Here's what it taught us about the future of autonomous software development. Read more: anthropic.com/engineering/bu…

@PolitlcsUK UAE could build the tallest building in the world for $1.5B (Now 2.5$ B adjusted for inflation), and UK taking 19 years to build, costing $11B minimum. Its self intuitive.

🚨 NEW: MPs and peers must vote on two options to restore the Palace of Westminster 1: Fully move-out for 19–24 years (£11-15bn) 2: Phased works over 38–61 years, in which the Lords move out to a conference centre and MPs use their chamber for 2 years from 2041 (£19-39bn)

@mmjukic Where do you live? I've heard a lot of people using Gemini (non technical consumers) now who previously used ChatGPT.

I have never heard a single person mention Gemini in real life. Or any of the AI models listed here except for ChatGPT. Based on conversations with normies, the market share of ChatGPT is 100.0% and you would never even know any of these others even existed.

@MichaelKugelman The growth we have seen in the tech industry due to AI is exponential. IT and AI can bring stagnant economies back to growth. If the right direction and the political will are there. Pakistan has been a bit late, but it is taking a new form. It can happen.

I’m at Davos, at an event on Pakistan. FM Aurangzeb, in his keynote, says the only way forward for sustainable growth in Pakistan is export-led growth--“it’s as simple as that.” He says “we will provide the ecosystem for this.” Says IT & AI products can/will boost export base.

2026 isn’t about AI. 2026 is when AI becomes the operating system of everything. This is the year to stop asking: “Will AI take my job?” And start asking: “How do I become AI-native before my industry does?”

@majorgauravarya Congrats to India & Pakistan! India’s 83% debt-to-GDP ratio shines brighter with $20.5B while Pakistan’s 70% ratio despite $1.2B IMF loan. Truly, India’s happiness (118th) proves debt is joy! Mubarak ho!

I would like to congratulate both India and Pakistan. Both nations have done what they are good at. Mubarak ho. India for $17.5 billion investment in AI by Microsoft. This is in addition to the investment of $3 billion in 2024 by Microsoft. Total investment by this company in India in the last 12 months stands at $20.5 billion. And Pakistan for getting another loan of $1.5 billion from IMF. Now, you know why Pakistan ranks ahead of India in the so-called “Happiness Index”. Maal-e-muft, dil-e-berahem.

Happy Independence Day! 🇵🇰 Pakistan stands unbreakable — when India and other hostile forces thought they could weaken us, we answered with unity, courage, and Bunyan Ul Marsoos. Their propaganda failed, our resolve triumphed. Pakistan Zindabad! #Pakistan #14August

@leandroOnX So US first said it obilerated the programme, then they say they severely damaged it and then, they are assessing damage. How can they assess damage when they cannot even see underground? Is Trump being fooled?

@HananyaNaftali Israeli drones used by India failed miserable in India-Pak war, where India was dependent on! See yourself in the mirror when speaking about terror-sponsoring states.

The Pakistani Minister of Defense has confirmed that it was Pakistan who shared intelligence with Iran about the upcoming Israeli attacks. Pakistan never misses an opportunity to prove that it is one of the largest terror-sponsoring states. I STAND WITH INDIA. Do you? 🇮🇳

@Gokul_Sahni Since the international media was not buying their story, last resort was to publish this fake story locally! Whilst, all international outlets, be it CNN, Bloombery, Sky News, Al Jazeera, BBC reported the fall of rafales!

“IAF fighters launched precision missiles that struck Pakistan four times on May 10, with Rafale-launched SCALP missiles and SU-30 MKI-launched Brahmos missiles taking out the northern air command-control network at Nur Khan airbase in Chaklala..” 1/5 hindustantimes.com/india-news/fou…

@sreemoytalukdar Yet India begged for ceasefire, keep living in your dreams, India failed miserably and had to find a way out from the mess, hence, US intervened and ceasefire was accepted.

What to make of this latest Shishir piece? "India’s S-400 in Adampur went into action no less than 11 times during Operation Sindoor and destroyed a Pakistani SAAB-2000 airborne early warning system 315 km away deep in Pakistan." 1/2 hindustantimes.com/india-news/fou…

@JaidevJamwal Considering how easily IAF lost rafales and all other jets and destruction of S400 within a matter of hours for which Doval is rushing to Russia to purchase its replacements, IAF should consider going for US jets and defence system. 🤣 IAF should be ashamed of themselves.

Considering how easily IAF put runways of all important PAF bases in a matter of hours, I think that Pakistan should go for F-35B, vertical take-off & landing (VTOL) version. Or they should ask China to add VTOL capabilities to J-35. Indian superiority in air, ground, sea, drones, missiles, AD, EW, space, surveillance & precision strike capabilities across paki territory will then be partially nullified.

@erbmjha @RahulGandhi India started the offense, Pakistan defended, it is India who stopped firing, Pakistan stopped too. Simple logic. India underestimated Pakistan's defensive capabilities that shook India and the world!

"We had had fighting for a few days, we hit them very hard and that caused the Pakistanis to say, OK, we're prepared to stop the firing" - S Jaishankar Sun le, Italian putra @RahulGandhi