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holy shit Anthropic accidentally leaked a new AI model that’s “by far the most powerful AI model we’ve ever developed” it’s so good they’ve designated it a fucking cybersecurity threat 👀 this is nuts: - code name Capybara / Mythos - “dramatically higher scores that opus 4.6 on software coding, reasoning and cyber security” - wildest shit: “capybara is currently far ahead of any other AI model in cyber capabilities” - so they have to SLOW RELEASE it to cyber experts FIRST so they can prevent advanced hacks when they release it 😂 anthropic admitting it’s a cyber security weapon so need to pump the breaks - model is an entire tier ABOVE opus and sonnet. the rollout is being throttled because the models too damn good NOW i understand why they’ve been constrained on compute - they’ve been training this fucking thing

🚨🇺🇸 FEDERAL JUDGE BLOCKS PENTAGON ORDER BRANDING ANTHROPIC A NATIONAL SECURITY RISK A major win for the AI lab. Judge Rita Lin ruled the Pentagon likely violated the law and retaliated against Anthropic for speaking publicly about how it wanted its technology used. The dispute: Defense officials wanted Anthropic to allow Claude for "any lawful purpose." Anthropic refused to permit mass domestic surveillance or fully autonomous weapons. The Pentagon responded by labeling them a "supply chain risk" alongside foreign adversaries. Judge Lin: "Nothing in the governing statute supports the Orwellian notion that an American company may be branded a potential adversary and saboteur of the U.S. for expressing disagreement with the government." The military has been using Claude throughout Operation Epic Fury for intelligence assessments, target identification, and battle simulations. They designated the company a threat while actively relying on their technology... Source: Washington Post

Elon just gave us more confirmation that a Cyber SUV with 3 rows is coming. He reposted a reply on my post showing what the interior and seating layout would look like. Three rows. Full size. No compromises. The family SUV we've all been asking Tesla for is finally happening. Are you ready for it?

A $2.5 billion robot has been alone on another planet for 13 years and is still doing science. The scale of that sentence gets worse the longer you think about it. Curiosity landed in August 2012. Obama was president. Instagram had 80 million users. The iPhone 5 hadn’t shipped yet. The rover was designed for a two-year mission and 20 kilometers of driving. It’s now driven 35.5 kilometers, climbed over 327 meters up the side of a mountain, drilled 46 holes into Martian rock, and is currently running its fifth mission extension. The computer running all of this has 256 MB of RAM and a 200 MHz processor. Your AirPods have more computing power. Every command sent from Earth takes 14 minutes to arrive. Every photo sent back takes the same 14 minutes. When Curiosity drills into a rock, the team in Pasadena won’t know if it worked for half an hour. They’ve been operating on that delay, every single day, for 4,846 Martian sols. The power source is 10.6 pounds of plutonium-238 generating about 110 watts. Less than a ceiling fan. It will keep producing electricity for decades because the half-life of Pu-238 is 87.7 years. The rover will run out of moving parts before it runs out of power. And those wheels. Machined from single blocks of aluminum, 0.75 millimeters thick. Half a dime. JPL watched them get shredded by Martian rock starting in 2013, rerouted the entire mission path, taught the rover to drive backwards, and kept going. The wheels look like they lost a fight with a can opener. The rover is still climbing a mountain. Every iPhone you’ve owned since 2012 is in a landfill. Curiosity is on Mars, 140 million miles from the nearest repair shop, running on a ceiling fan’s worth of nuclear power, sending data through a 14-minute time delay, on shredded wheels, doing geology that rewrites what we know about whether life ever existed somewhere other than Earth. We built that. With 0.01% of the federal budget.

【Breaking 🚨】 Curiosity wheels taken yesterday, showing the damages caused during the 13 years it has been on the Red Planet

A 7 seater Cyber SUV would break the internet. Three full rows. Real legroom. Real headroom. No compromises. Every family SUV on the market makes you choose. Space or safety. Tech or comfort. Tesla wouldn't make you pick. Built on the Cybertruck platform, this would be the safest family vehicle on the road. Tesla would have to build an entire new factory just to keep up with demand. Would you trade in your car for this?

People have been asking Tesla for years to build the perfect family SUV. Now Elon hints something cooler than a minivan is coming. Many are hoping it's a Cyber SUV built on the Cybertruck platform. Same durability. Same safety. Same futuristic design. If this is what we think it is, it's going to bring a whole new wave of customers to Tesla. Families want safety and reliability above everything else. This could be the one. Who else is ready to order theirs?

I wonder how much a plane ticket for your Optimus robot is going to cost. If I go traveling, I'd want to bring it with me. I imagine it would be considered special luggage and have $100 fee.