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I created this tool to grow faster on X. Is this cheating? 😂 Should I release this to the public?

2,000 targets. 2,000 munitions. 96 hours. The Pentagon only admitted that Elon Musk's AI helped do it because a polluting data center needed a legal defense. In a sworn filing this week, the Pentagon's chief AI officer, Cameron Stanley, stated that xAI's Grok Gov Model was running inside the military's Maven targeting system during Operation Epic Fury, the campaign against Iran that began February 28. Grok did not pull a trigger. It sorted the targets, and humans signed off. Now look at where that admission landed. Not a press release. A federal court in Mississippi, where the NAACP is suing xAI over the unpermitted gas turbines powering Musk's Colossus data center. The government's case: you cannot shut the turbines off, because the model they feed is now paramount national security. The number on the record measures speed. It says nothing about accuracy, and nothing about the strike on a girls' school in Minab that killed at least 175 people, most of them children. Analysts have asked whether AI targeting and stale maps played a role. No one has tied that strike to Grok. No one has cleared it either, because the error rates stay classified. And this is not the SuperGrok you can buy. It is a hardened federal model in a live kill chain, surfaced in public only because Musk's data center needed a reason to keep polluting. The piece works out what that trade actually costs.

Indie hacking is a bubble 99% of hype stuff people talk about on here is non-existent in other industries florists aren’t vibe coding their own CRM dentists are not scheduling with OpenClaw music teachers don’t have agentic workflows Most biz are using old, outdated clunky software but it solves a problem

Consulting was always more at risk from AI than SaaS ever was but there’s way less conversation around it maybe the business people just aren’t seeing it coming like the engineers are