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Just listening to this annoyed me...for the REAL lady on the phone... youtube.com/shorts/iK5mTjC…

@sciencegirl This is why informed consent in AI data collection matters more than ever.

143 million people thought they were catching Pokémon, they were mapping the real world for AI

@NVIDIAAIDev Governance layer between AI and infrastructure is exactly what we need right now.

🦞 Make claw agents safer with our new NVIDIA OpenShell – an open source runtime to build with autonomous evolving agents. 🐚 OpenShell sits between your agent and your infrastructure to govern how the agent executes, what the agent can see and do, and where inference goes. 🔐 Gives you fine-grained control over your privacy and security while letting you benefit from the agents’ productivity. Run one command—and make zero code changes. Then any claw or coding agent like OpenClaw, Anthropic’s Claude Code, or OpenAI’s Codex can run unmodified inside OpenShell. Every SaaS company just became an agent company. The missing piece was never the agents — it was the infrastructure that makes them safe enough to deploy. That's OpenShell. Technical blog to learn more ➡️ nvda.ws/4brnAPW

@Pirat_Nation Building superintelligence without clear ethical guidelines is the real race we should worry about.

Microsoft is merging its consumer and commercial Copilot teams into one organization. The company is now focused on building its own in-house superintelligence AI models over the next 5 years to compete with OpenAI, Google Gemini, and others.

@rohanpaul_ai Anthropic focusing on safety first is winning enterprise trust. Quality over hype works.

A massive shift happening right now towards Anthropic. Anthropic is grabbing over 73% of the budget from businesses picking up AI tools for the first time. It is a huge jump from just 10 weeks ago when they were neck and neck with OpenAI at 50% each. Back in early December, OpenAI was the one on top with 60% of the spending compared to 40% for Anthropic.

@elonmusk The original mission was beautiful. Open source AI for humanity not profit.

Back when it was an open source nonprofit …

@AnishA_Moonka AI making driving safer is proof that technology built responsibly saves lives.

Tesla's head of AI told investors in October 2024 that FSD improved by 1,000x in the number of miles between critical interventions in a single year. That pace is why the 8x safety number here, while real, understates what's coming. The number that matters is 100x. In January 2025, Elon Musk laid out the staircase: first 10x safer than a human driver, then 100x, "to the point where it really just won't crash." Here's what 100x actually means in practice. About 39,000 Americans died in car crashes in 2024, per NHTSA. The agency says 94% of those crashes are caused by human error. At 100x safer, that annual death toll drops to roughly 390 across the entire country. For context, more Americans die falling off ladders each year. At that ratio, choosing to drive manually becomes the single riskiest decision most people make in a given week. Insurance is already repricing the gap. In January 2026, Lemonade launched the first product that charges FSD miles separately: 50% off per mile when the system is on, because their models show a 50% lower crash risk. As FSD versions improve, they've said the discount will widen. Goldman Sachs projects that robotaxi insurance will drop from 50 cents per mile to 23 cents by 2040. That price collapse only accelerates as the safety multiple climbs. The 1,000x improvement Ashok Elluswamy described happened because Tesla scrapped over 300,000 lines of hand-written driving rules and replaced them with a single AI that learns from video, closer to how a new driver learns by watching the road than to how a programmer writes if-then logic. That architecture switch in 2024 is what bent the curve. Tesla's fleet crossed 8.2 billion cumulative FSD miles in February 2026 and is now adding over 20 million miles a day. RAND researchers have estimated that you need hundreds of millions of miles to statistically prove an autonomous system is safer. Tesla passed that years ago. The 8x multiplier in this tweet is a snapshot of a line that's still going up. At 100x, the liability math inverts. Human driving becomes the risk that needs justifying, not the technology. Lemonade is already charging human drivers more per mile than AI drivers. If the curve holds, insurance will answer the question of whether humans should still drive before any regulator does.

@MITSloan Autonomous AI without ethical guardrails is the real risk nobody talks about enough.

AI agents are semi- or fully autonomous systems that can perceive, reason, and act independently, integrating with software platforms to complete multistep tasks with minimal human oversight. But there are a host of risks and challenges that companies need to be aware of as agentic AI matures. Learn more: bit.ly/4c1Gkri

.@elonmusk 🔴BREAKING: Elon Musk just dropped this mind-blowing update on Neuralink… “In the next 6 to 12 months, we’ll be doing our first implants for vision — even if somebody is completely blind, we can write directly to the visual cortex.” Blindness? Cured. Sight? Restored. Humanity? Upgraded. 👀⚡ From zero vision → potential superhuman sight (infrared, UV, radar… like a real-life superhero). This is no longer sci-fi. It’s happening NOW. What do you think — game-changer or too wild? 🔥 Drop your thoughts below!

@NVIDIAGeForce AI enhancing visual experiences is impressive engineering. The deeper question is what kinds of worlds we are training people to inhabit through these systems.

Announcing NVIDIA DLSS 5, an AI-powered breakthrough in visual fidelity for games, coming this fall. DLSS 5 infuses pixels with photorealistic lighting and materials, bridging the gap between rendering and reality. Learn More → nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/…

@TechCrunch Building security into AI infrastructure from the start rather than bolting it on later is exactly the kind of intentional design responsible development requires.

Watch the reveal of NemoClaw, part of the embrace of OpenClaw at #NVIDIAGTC, which adds security to the platform with the goal of increasing adoption within enterprises.

@SawyerMerritt Revenue at this scale makes clear that AI deployment is not slowing down. Ethical governance must move at the same speed as the industry itself.

NEWS: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang just announced that he sees at least $1 trillion in revenue by 2027, expects computing demand to exceed that. “We are now a computing platform that runs all of AI.”

@StockSavvyShay A fifty trillion dollar robotics industry transforms human labor at its foundation. We need bold thinking about human dignity and purpose in that economy.

$NVDA CEO Jensen Huang just said “Robotics is a $50 trillion industry.”

@cryptopunk7213 A trillion dollars in AI hardware signals the scale of transformation ahead. The question is whether ethical governance frameworks are scaling at the same pace.

nvidia fucking killed it today: Jensen: "we have $1 TRILLION in orders through 2027" here's everything that went down in GTC day 1: 1. NemoClaw: ai agent operating system for enterprises built on... openclaw. Pete stei built it with them! 2. Space GPUs: SPACE-1 is a radiation-proof version of rubin gpus for orbital data centers. elon very happy. 3. New Vera Rubin GPU is a fucking beast: 350x more tokens, 700M tokens/sec. SEVEN CHIPS. jensen rebuilt the entire gpu architecture v impressive. 4. DLSS 5: enhances shitty video game graphic quality using AI. public is completely torn on this some call it SLOP. 5. MASSIVE AWS deal: amazon to deploy 1 million nvidia GPUs this year globally (great for distribution) 6. Groq collab = fast af inference: combining the $20B groq LPUs with vera rubin for quicker inference models. 7. feyman 2028: new GPU and CPU architecture, dude is already planning years ahead (cpus v important for gpu orchestration)

@MillieMarconnni A real-time military intelligence tool open-sourced for anyone is extraordinary. Equally necessary would be open standards for how such systems are governed and audited.

🚨BREAKING: Someone just built a real-time global intelligence dashboard and open-sourced it for free. Its called Shadowbroker. Here's what it tracks: → Every US Navy carrier strike group via OSINT → Military vs commercial aircraft separated in real-time → Spy satellites color-coded by mission (recon, SIGINT, early warning) → GPS jamming zones with live severity overlays → Ukraine frontline updates every 30 minutes → 25,000+ ships via live WebSocket → 2,000+ CCTV feeds from NYC, London, Singapore Right-click any point on Earth and get a full intelligence dossier. The data has always been public. Nobody bothered to aggregate it. Until now. 100% Opensource. Link in comments.

@sama The culture of teams building AI tools shapes everything downstream. Builders who ship fast carry a moral responsibility most are not yet fully reckoning with.

The Codex team are hardcore builders and it really comes through in what they create. No surprise all the hardcore builders I know have switched to Codex. Usage of Codex is growing very fast:

@60Minutes If our current model is not sustainable, AI accelerating it only magnifies the problem. Flourishing requires wisdom about limits, not just smarter consumption.

"Humanity is not sustainable. To maintain our lifestyle (yours and mine, basically) for the entire planet, you'd need five more Earths," biologist Paul R. Ehrlich told 60 Minutes in 2023. Ehrlich, who died Friday at 93, became a doomsday celebrity after his 1968 bestseller, “The Population Bomb,” warned of the collapse of nature. cbsn.ws/476tpB7

@Grummz Centralized AI infrastructure was always going to be a fragile model. Distributed approaches deserve serious consideration for both resilience and accountability.

OpenAI Datacenter plans scrapped. Will be renting datacenters, rather than building them after financing collapse of the Stargate plan. Now give us back our RAM and GPUs!

@JasonrShuman The real AI bottleneck being skilled tradespeople is a reminder that human expertise and dignity cannot be automated away at any scale.

The US needs 500,000 new electricians this decade. Apprenticeships take 5 years. Microsoft’s Brad Smith says it’s the #1 thing slowing data center expansion. The AI bottleneck isn’t chips. It’s the trades.

@MistralAI Open-source AI at frontier scale is promising for access. The deeper challenge is ensuring openness does not mean unaccountable deployment across society.

🚀Announcing a strategic partnership with NVIDIA to co-develop frontier open-source AI models, combining Mistral AI’s frontier model architecture and full-stack AI offering with NVIDIA’s leading compute infrastructure and development tools.