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LAW 46. Adaptability and diversification. The only strategy when the rules rewrite every month. Three sets of conditions changed in one lifetime. 🧵

My job is disappearing. I don't understand who I am without it. And I have no one to talk to about it. Do you feel something similar?

youtube.com/watch?v=acWPo1… first demo

Cognitive Overclocking... Single prompt → surface answer. Warm up the model first — philosophy, constraints, context, mental models — then move to the task. Depth is not created by a prompt. It’s created by activating the relevant domain knowledge already embedded in the model.

@elonmusk @xai Yes, an interesting future awaits us

LOL, whoever is in charge sets the context for what can and cannot be discussed.

If the prices for RAM went up to make this video, it was worth it. @MrBean

One thing about Seedance 2.0 videos are that they don’t look like AI.

5/ Same pattern every time. One strategy was the norm. Then the norm expired. Not stupidity. Biology. Brain is wired to find one safe path and repeat. 200,000 years it worked. Now rules rewrite faster than your nervous system updates. Brain says "safe." Market already moved.

4/ 2025: "Master a skill" AI has that skill now. $20/mo. Expertise still matters. But "I spent 10 years learning this" is not a business model anymore.

LAW 46. Adaptability and diversification. The only strategy when the rules rewrite every month. Three sets of conditions changed in one lifetime. 🧵

LAW 47. Slowing down, calm mind, adaptation to change the new meta skills for the AI era. #AI #MentalHealthMatters #adhd #claud #xAI #OpenAI

Law 48: In uncertain times, control feels like safety. In reality, clarity comes from reducing scope and limiting the horizon to a single day. #AI #Productivity #ChatGPT #Claude

@patrick_oshag Wow, amazing)

I spent last night with Andrew Strominger and Alex Lupsasca, two of the top physicists in the world They just released a paper, co-authored with OpenAi, that seems to me like ASI Andrew, who helped develop string theory, told me that a year ago, his view was that he didn’t know how helpful AI was going to be. A year later, after some back and forth with GPT 5.2 pro, they submitted a final query to an internal model which solved AND proved a previously unsolved problem in quantum field theory…in 12 hours. A model, doing something two of the smartest people in the world in their field couldn’t do. And, when I was with them, they were giddy with excitement for what might lay ahead. Andy said “It is the first time I’ve seen AI solve a problem in my kind of theoretical physics that might not have been solvable by humans.” They said, “two things changed: the model improved and we figured out how to talk to it.” Andy also told me “I also now feel that with the recent advances, most physicists who want to keep up with the frontiers of progress will need to learn how to talk to it. That wasn’t true a year ago.” ASI is here, just not evenly distributed.

@serafimcloud Good luck 🚀🚀👋🚀🚀🚀🚀

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I'm an early adopter of AJI Work! I have 3 invites left. DM me to jump the waitlist! 🎫⚡️ #AI

@elonmusk Interesting look, a mustache would suit you.

@cb_doge Good luck)

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