Anoop

peace ✌️

A world model that only works when the state is fully visible is not general. Real worlds are partially observed

linked in people checking out X for the first time

In few years we will be talking about programmable world models. Neural systems that can execute your code to do things with in them

Anyone here working on programmable latent spaces? Would love to catch up and share notes

@mcuban not twins, since decision making will become AI native. they would be needing analog adapters to interface with the real world, to do physics

Do AI native companies need "analog twins" of their operations , to be used to develop future leaders ? Thoughts ?

@Yuchenj_UW @altryne why don't we all go back to the real programming? _start: jmp _start

@altryne I challenge you to write all the code in Apple Notes.

I challenge everyone to code by hand for 8+ hours a day for a week: 1. no coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor 2. no GPT/Claude, or any AI model If you survive, you are a true warrior.

@stats_feed building

Name an addiction other than drugs and alcohol.

@mike_matas fixed it

Introducing Ferrari Luce, the first electric Ferrari designed by LoveFrom.

@elonmusk @PeterDiamandis We need continual learning

What you say is true, but nonetheless our AI will be great. Whether it is the best remains to be seen, but I will never give up. Never. Space(XAI) is only 3 years old. That’s half the age of Anthropic and quarter the age of OpenAI. Let’s see where things stand 3 years from now.

Elon doesn't need to run the best AI model. He needs to control the best hardware. Nvidia is the most valuable company on Earth and their models aren't the most popular. The hyperscaler play works.

Russell Crowe stopped a mob of autograph seekers in Paris and made his terms very clear. "Don't fu*king push in on me. As soon as somebody's a dick, I'm gone." Honestly, fair enough.

You don’t need a lot of space to start

congrats @thsottiaux -for the new gemini and antigravity ux ;)

@AlesyaMacWaters they also become an unofficial board member with veto power. net +ve outcome

Founder wives are just VCs who emotionally invested pre-seed

@elonmusk I still think the earlier designs were better. new ones are boxy. elon, please don't let the new age minimalism and boxiness take over tesla designs

S & X will forever be in my heart

@opencode Blasphemy

@sflorimm Theranosorus

I need a cool startup name that sounds like it just raised $100M.🤔

@sriramk there is a movie about it

Something to think about : what does life look like 25 years from now if AI continues to improve. I don’t think any AI community ( broad tech industry , academia , various timelines predictions) have done a great job articulating a positive long term future for humanity and what it means for the institutions and traditions that a lot of the world holds dear.

@SinaHartung hm wut

Andrej Karpathy is the Sydney Sweeney of AI

@deedydas Oh really sorry to hear that. Still have fond memories of our interactions when he was with MS

I’m still in shock. Soma didn’t just have an exceptionally successful career, he was the kindest, most authentic man you could ever hope to meet. And now he’s gone. He had more of a lasting impact on me than he ever knew. When I was just a confused college student trying to figure out my life, I sent him a cold email asking for help choosing a job. He was a CVP at Microsoft, the most senior level exec you could be. He had every reason to ignore me. Instead, he gave me an hour of his time. I still remember that conversation so vividly. “Don’t come to Microsoft,” he told me gently. “You don’t have to do the ‘safe’ thing. Aim higher than you think the world allows you to” He gave me, a kid, the courage to believe in himself before that kid had any reason to. That was Soma. A man who, despite carrying the weight of an enormous career, made room in his day to lift up a stranger. Soma went on to be a Managing Director at Madrona, of one of Seattle’s most storied venture funds, where he backed the next generation of founders with the same generosity. He co-owned the US cricket team, the Seattle Orcas, bringing the sport he loved to a country learning to love it. He made everything he touched warmer. 59 is too young. The world had so few people like him, and now it has one less. Rest in peace, Soma (1966-2026).