BREAKING: Elon Musk on China in his new interview with CCTV Finance:
“I generally recommend people go to China as much as they can, because China has so many things to see. I took the bullet train from Beijing to Xi’an. That was a great experience. The train stations are amazing.
“The Terracotta Warriors are one of the wonders of the world. Just make sure you look out the window and aren’t on your phone, because there’s so much to see. Any words I say do not do justice to the incredible majesty that is China. It’s awesome.”
This is exactly what I’ve been waiting for 🔥
Meta just announced its new VR Glasses. Basically an Apple Vision Pro-like experience, but MUCH smaller and lighter.
• Only 100g
• Micro-OLED displays
• Snapdragon Reality Elite
• Eye + hand tracking
• External compute/battery puck
• $1,299
This is the direction I want VR to go. Smaller, lighter, more comfortable, while keeping the full spatial computing experience.
Launching Spring 2027. I’m getting these 100% 🙌
Grok 4.7 just built a GTA-style open-world game from a single prompt in Grok Build
You can walk around, drive cars, enter vehicles and explore an entire city
It looks insane, and I had way too much fun playing it 😂
🚨 JENSEN HUANG: “2030 is not going to be the end of the world. There is zero percent chance that's going to be the end of the world. I completely disagree that AI is going to destroy, is going to be the end of the world in 2030.”
Elon Musk on scaling AI beyond Earth.
"To reach a terawatt of compute per year, we need about 10 million tons to orbit annually. This is feasible—no new physics required—and I'm confident SpaceX can achieve it."
Most people treat orbital mass as sci-fi. Elon treats it as a logistics problem with hard numbers — and a factory plan to match.
• ~10 million tons to orbit per year
• Terawatt of solar for power
• Terawatt of compute → Terafab fills the gap
No new physics.
Starship is the freighter.
Terafab is the factory.
"We're also scaling to a terawatt of solar for power. The remaining piece is a terawatt of compute, which is why we're building Terafab."