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THE HISTORY OF AI It started in the 1950s: can machines think? Alan Turing proposed that if a machine could imitate human conversation, we might call it intelligent. That idea became known as the Turing Test. Share and retweet for others to know.

@psyuttik 😂😂

Ppl who keep tweeting with 0 likes fear no one 😭

@eduantao 😂😂

Por que você continua postando no twitter mesmo com 0 curtidas?

@carverfomo 🤫

@toby99257 5 years ago this was sci-fi

@niavolt Very very true 🙌🏾

Consumer Ai made knowledge free and conversational.

A 23 year old Chinese student walked onto a graduation stage in Los Angeles. Held his laptop above his head with ChatGPT open. Screamed into the camera. The big screen showed it to the whole stadium. The full chat history. Every prompt he used to pass his exams. Every essay it wrote for him. Every answer it gave him on his finals. The crowd lost it. The clip hit TikTok before he made it off the stage. Caption: ucla graduates x chat gbt. 14M views in 24 hours. Reddit pinned it. Every parent shared it as proof that universities were broken. Every student shared it as proof that they were not the only ones. Two hours later the university revoked his degree. The story wrote itself. A smug kid. Four years of ChatGPT. Caught by his own confession. Every news outlet ran the same headline. Every podcast pulled the clip. The whole internet argued about AI and exams for two days straight. While Western universities are still debating whether ChatGPT will kill the essay, Chinese international students on the same campuses already moved past it. Their younger brothers in Shenzhen send them scripts. ChatGPT is what professors are afraid of. The second tab is what the students actually run. Then someone wrote: pause at 0:08. The ChatGPT tab is real. Look at the tab next to it. That tab is not for studying. That is a live wallet. gabagool22. $868,862 profit. 28,620 predictions. Joined October 2025. 729.7K views on the page. → #dOV6jrQ" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/profile/%40gab… He told the camera he cheated his economics exam with ChatGPT. The wallet on the next tab had made $868K in four months. 28,620 positions. All BTC. All 15 minute windows. All green. Biggest single win: $4,696. From a 15 minute window on a Tuesday morning. The comment section turned into a detective board. Someone slowed the video to 0.25x. Screenshotted every frame where the laptop screen was visible. Reconstructed the full wallet page from 8 seconds of jumbotron footage. Entry prices between 2 and 10 cents. Payouts in the thousands. Not one red row in 28,620 entries. The ChatGPT tab was not the cheating. The ChatGPT tab was the cover. Six months ago a Chinese developer in Shenzhen recorded a Claude Code tutorial and accidentally showed his second monitor. Same wallet name. Same setup. The clip hit 400K views before he deleted it. The kid in Los Angeles was one of the forks. The university went insane over the ChatGPT confession. Press release the same afternoon. Degree revoked. Email to every student about cheating. The story trended for 48 hours. Nobody at the school opened the second tab. The Claude agent on his laptop runs BTC 15 minute windows around the clock. Entry at 2 cents. Exit at 10. Done in 15 minutes. The agent doesn't sleep. It made $4,696 on the morning he walked the stage. Tuition was $44K a year. He paid four years. He lost the diploma. He kept the wallet. He didn't get caught. He paid the cheapest tuition fine in history. He held up exactly the wrong screen. The whole stadium cheered him for it.

The Good side of AI Future. A handful of giant tech companies , "state-like" corporations that control foundational AI models, computing power, and proprietary datasets, get immensely rich and powerful. Productivity goes up, but that wealth does not trickle down.

@iamharishvasu @ChatGPTapp 😂

@ChatGPTapp It's a car wash, not a you wash" is the first thing GPT has said that I want on a t-shirt.

at long last

@MominaMaheen @hamza_automates Spot on, how's that stack treating you? Is it also easy?

@hamza_automates Its actually an owsm way you unlocked, but here's my point you can set up any automation live only u got grip enough to do it within 60 to 90 min. Maybe it is easy to do in GHL but I'm doing with make n manychat here's much stuff needs to be solved like APIs, formating n run data

I’ve done enough Live Onboardings to know what actually works (and what’s a complete waste of time) If you’re trying to land your first AI clients, here’s the real way: - businesses don’t care about your “systems” - they DO care about seeing something working in the next 90 minutes - live setup > long proposals - the owner wants speed, not a 20-slide pitch - you can close clients without a website, portfolio, or case study - small businesses are drowning in admin - your job is to remove chaos, not “add AI” - outreach is easier when you offer something they can use today And if you’re starting from zero? Here’s what actually gets clients: Outreach: The goldmine nobody talks about. Companies hiring admin, reception, ops; all desperate. You message them: “Instead of hiring another person, I can automate half this role. Want to see it live?” It works stupidly well. DMs + email: Keep it simple: “I set up AI systems live on a call. You leave the call with everything running.” That’s it. No fancy branding needed. The onboarding itself: Share your screen. Build the workflows in real time. Ask their team questions. Fix small problems on the spot. Make the owner feel like you’re unlocking time they didn’t even know they were wasting. This is the stuff beginners skip. But it’s the only reason people actually pay. If you want AI clients fast, stop prepping and start launching. The “live onboarding offer” is the fastest path I know. Would you try this week?

@KurucuTuna Great. Don't do this for validation. Slowly everything would start to work out. Good luck 👍🏾

I've had ideas for years. I actually had a note with 154 different ideas. never shipped any of them. not because I couldn't, but because I kept waiting for the right moment. today, I decided I will not wait for the perfect monday, that's why I'm posting this on a random wednesday. from now, I will be documenting everything while I'm building, shipping, figuring it out along the way.

ASES has returned to educate you again 🙂‍↔️💙 Everyone throws around “AI” and “Machine Learning” like they mean the same thing. They don’t. Check out the differences before you’re asked outside as a Systems Engineer. 🧵

I asked AI to write a comic about 3 friends… it got too real. x.com/i/status/20469…

What would you do if your AI started predicting your thoughts?

am I overthinking this?

This comic made me uncomfortable… not gonna lie 🤧

Prompt engineering is a full contact sport 🤧

@MaryJaneWAPson The worst is yet x.com/i/status/20469…

This is genuinely the worst era for comic art ever lol

eyesore of the century man how can anybody stand the modern comic aesthetic. Nearly every book looks this awful too

@SplitDaAtom No it isn't x.com/i/status/20469…

Fucking what

@GohanMeatRider @SplitDaAtom Like this x.com/i/status/20469…

@SplitDaAtom Until like 100% of all comics are ai generated I don’t think they’ll be a definitive “worst” era for comic art

@sama @gabeeegoooh I tried it here x.com/i/status/20469…

Here is a manga made by ChatGPT Images 2.0 of @gabeeegoooh and me looking for more GPUs: