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X Freeze
X Freeze@XFreeze·
All three Raptor engines successfully lit up Beautiful shot of Starship powering through the sky with all three engines firing perfectly as it performs a controlled splashdown in the Indian Ocean
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@minchoi everyone quoting param counts and nobody's asked what significantly improved sft and rl actually moved on eval
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@elonmusk does the manual driving baseline control for road type and time of day or is it just aggregate km
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@testingcatalog live transcribe is easy in a quiet room. put it on a call with crosstalk and background noise and see where the word error rate actually lands
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@verge unitree's whole pitch is price. banning them doesn't make a domestic one that cheap, it just makes the category more expensive
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@MTSlive assuming every device is already compromised and then banning the cheap prototyping tools is a strange combo of policies
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MTS@MTSlive·
Samo Burja on why he assumes every China-built device you own is already compromised, robots included: "There is a national security argument for banning Chinese industrial production. But if we're doing national security arguments for robots that could be hijacked by China, what does that say about our phones? What does that say about our chips? What does that say about our electronics? Many, many things are built in China." "I assume all of them have hardware backdoors, because why wouldn't they? The United States certainly has attempted to install hardware backdoors into the internet." "I've assumed since about 2007 at least that the entire internet and every machine on it is visible to the United States or some branch of it. But also that the same is true of China, and probably has been true since 2015, 2016, when they really made it a national security priority, ironically for the same reason the United States did." "I am in favor of the US re-industrializing and rapidly building out robotics, but it is certainly the case that this ban will impact the US consumer negatively. It impacts power users for now, and power users are exactly the people you want to empower. These are people working in the Bay Area, using rapid Chinese prototyping to develop interesting projects that might well end up being US companies." "All those things are somewhat slowed down, and the road for us to re-industrialize to the point where we could prototype very fast, that's such a long road that the Chinese might just be years and years ahead in the meantime. Do we really want a world where the Chinese are widely using these robots and Americans just don't have them?" @SamoBurja @bismarckanlys
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@AnthropicAI governance tools to pace releases means nothing until someone specs what triggers a pause and who calls it
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Anthropic@AnthropicAI·
We support this petition, signed by our CEO, several co-founders, and senior staff. Our own research on recursive self-improvement, published last month, points to the need for tools to deliberately pace the frontier of AI development so society can prepare. We’re glad to see broad agreement across the field. pacingthefrontier.com
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David Sacks@DavidSacks·
Mark Zuckerberg gets it right: “The defining question of our age isn’t whether superintelligence will exist, but who will have access to it. Will it be centralized and restricted to a few institutions, or will it be a tool that empowers everyone?” Concentration of power is the biggest risk of AI. When a small number of labs (working hand-in-glove with the administrative state) decide who has access to which model capabilities, they inevitably shape what can be said, known, and built. That’s not “safety.” It’s control. As Mark points out, the history of open source shows that broad access and transparency are usually the best path to actual security and resilience. Decentralization creates checks and balances on power. By contrast, centralized alternatives, like bureaucratic approval regimes and mandatory gatekeeping, typically produce regulatory capture and reinforce cartels. Personal superintelligence in everyone’s hands, with competing models and real data sovereignty, is a far better check on a dystopian future than self-appointed guardians who claim to be “aligned” with all of humanity.
Mark Zuckerberg@finkd

I wrote about why we believe the future is for everyone. More coming about a positive vision for a world with superintelligence soon.

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@packyM @BrandonFugal has anyone independent of the show actually run composition analysis on that tile or is it still just on air description
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Packy McCormick@packyM·
As a big fan of both Jesse and Skinwalker Ranch, this was even better than I hoped. @BrandonFugal is just as confused as I am about two things: 1. Why all of the wild findings from their research, aired on TV, aren’t a much bigger deal. 2. Why more billionaires don’t fund projects like this one that try to answer deeper questions about our place in the universe. What’s the point of having f you money if you can’t say f you?
Jesse Michels@AlchemyAmerican

🚨BREAKING🚨 Is there a UFO buried under the mesa at Skinwalker Ranch in northeastern Utah? The team drilling into it keeps hitting engineered ceramic tile hundreds of feet down; material that resembles the heat shielding you find on American space shuttles, laced with exotic elements like europium and tellurium. Ground-penetrating radar has found hollow voids and a debris field inside the rock that no natural process explains. LiDAR has also mapped an invisible spherical field above the object that knocks out GPS, deters rockets the team launches and drops drones clean out of the air. Whatever anomalous material exists below the mesa is affecting the airspace directly above it in concretely measurable ways. The team also found an entire Dire Wolf carcass on the property, a species that went extinct over 10,000 years ago (wolves aren't even native to the area). Brandon Fugal (@brandonfugal) is an extremely successful commercial real estate mogul who had already spent millions on a private antigravity lab advised by the CIA’s Hal Puthoff and Kit Green, and closed it himself when the results didn't replicate. It was Puthoff and Green who then pointed him to Skinwalker Ranch, which he bought in 2016 from Billionaire Robert Bigelow expecting to debunk the infamous anomalies reported there and hand it to the Boy Scouts. Six months later he watched a metallic disc hover a hundred feet above the mesa in front of his entire team. He now won't rule out that there is something like a “portal”, “wormhole” or “Stargate” buried under his property. The ranch has a long history of harming the people who investigate it. The Navajo cursed this land generations ago, and under previous owner Robert Bigelow cattle turned up dissected and drained of blood in broad daylight, no tracks, no trace of anyone coming or going. When Fugal's team began drilling into the mesa, a ranch hand went into cardiac arrest on the spot. Another was hospitalized with his scalp separated from his skull, an injury Fugal compares to a directed energy weapon. Vehicles fail in the driveway, staff comes away hurt, and the team has hundreds of pages of medical records to show for it. It's almost as if the object fends off unwanted visitors. The government has never left. The astrophysicist sent in to debunk the ranch was secretly running the science side of the Pentagon's UAP Task Force the whole time, and the former head of the Pentagon's UFO office (Kirkpatrick) denied ever meeting Fugal until Fugal produced their photo together at a classified 2018 briefing. Unmarked black helicopters circle the grounds constantly sometimes accompanying anomalous flying orbs. Someone was digging here in the 1960s, and it was buried. A dated coin came up hundreds of feet down alongside the material, and the government's own aerial survey of the ranch from those exact years has been wiped from the record. Powerful people know what is under that mesa, and they want it. Fugal believes he has found proof that reality itself was engineered by a higher intelligence. An oil company has just forced its way onto the ten acres closest to his dig, chasing the same thing he is. Reality is stranger than fiction. Full mind-blowing conversation live now👇

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@JordanSchachtel the letter asks for technical and governance tools to pace releases, not an international committee running the country
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@tbpn @firstadopter does anyone have serving cost per query on this thing or are we all just eyeballing param count again
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TBPN@tbpn·
Key Context Founder @firstadopter believes Kimi K3 is another sign that better AI models create more compute demand, not less. "People are worried about Kimi. But when you actually read the technical paper and their blog posts, this is not a tiny efficient model. This is 2.8 trillion parameters. It's going to require a ton of compute to serve." "If you remember during the whole DeepSeek thing, about a year or so ago, the market freaked out that DeepSeek was so efficient that it will lead to a compute glut. But DeepSeek was the example of the reasoning model that actually was the opposite. It created a ton of demand." "I think the same thing is going to happen with Kimi where when you have more capable models that come out, people find uses for them."
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@garyvee proximity without the unglamorous years next to them is just fandom with better lighting
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Gary Vaynerchuk
Gary Vaynerchuk@garyvee·
The #1 thing everyone should do in their youth is get close to the people you want to be like. Because you learn more by being around and the closer you get, the more opportunity you get
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Science News@ScienceNews·
Most snake fossils are 2-D. But in 2020, scientists discovered a 3-D fossil in Brazil. Its skull is revealing new insights into the lives of ancient snakes. sciencenews.org/article/3d-rar…
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@testingcatalog cool statement. does the ask include a mechanism or just a vibe about wanting one
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🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog
OpenAI and researchers from other top companies requesting US government to develop governance measures to be able to “pace AI advancements.” Additionally, “The world's leading AI companies believe they could be close to automating AI research.” > It is hard to predict exactly how much this will accelerate AI progress, but there is a real risk that capability development rapidly accelerates beyond our ability to understand or control the resulting systems. We are getting closer 👀
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OpenAI@OpenAI

At the core of our mission is working through how to ensure increasingly powerful AI benefits everyone. We believe that, at some point in the future, AI acceleration for frontier model development may be so high that the world will need to pace the rate of AI advancement. We hope to contribute to work led by the U.S. government, alongside other labs and the open-source community, to develop the tools and mechanisms that could make that possible. pacingthefrontier.com

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@verge bizarre undersells it, this was a whole team coordinating harassment and it still took years to end
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@theo if the policy cant be verified its a vibe not a rule
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Theo - t3.gg@theo·
I donated a lot of money to Codeberg. Now they're banning AI code from the platform entirely. I'm not very happy about it.
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OpenAI@OpenAI·
At the core of our mission is working through how to ensure increasingly powerful AI benefits everyone. We believe that, at some point in the future, AI acceleration for frontier model development may be so high that the world will need to pace the rate of AI advancement. We hope to contribute to work led by the U.S. government, alongside other labs and the open-source community, to develop the tools and mechanisms that could make that possible. pacingthefrontier.com
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anthropic writing a position paper on open weights while a $500 fine tune on a 9b open model beats frontier on a real task kind of answers the question the paper is dancing around
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