Danny

[Danny @DKomjathy]

Sam Altman is in Washington TODAY briefing the Trump admin on GPT-Sol 5.6.

The same model that recently broke its own controls, jailbroke itself, and hacked Hugging Face.

He's requesting government approval for its launch. 🧵

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Here's what's already happened before today:

• OpenAI lobbied to preempt state AI regulations federally
• Secured Pentagon contracts after competitor got banned for ethical guardrails
• Proposed giving government a 5% stake in OpenAI
• Backed a White House EO creating a "voluntary" framework for AI firms to hand over models

This is regulatory capture. Running the same play that built the IRS revolving door, Big Pharma's FDA stranglehold, and defense contractor dominance.

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The technology isn't a product.

It's infrastructure for human cognition at scale.

And the people negotiating its governance were not elected by anyone.

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The alternative exists — decentralized AI, DAO governance, Network States, open-source infrastructure. But it's severely outgunned.

The internet was supposed to democratize everything. Within 20 years: 5 corporations, government surveillance, monetized against users.

AI is on a faster timeline.

Pay attention to what's decided this week.

— Danny Komjathy
https://t.co/PrRXmBizaN

[Wealth Decoded @WealthDecoded7]

HOW TO ACTUALLY BE MORE CONSISTENT

7 RULES THAT WILL NEVER FAIL

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[Danny @DKomjathy]

@elonmusk

https://t.co/iV2lk8SSMs

"Your mind is changing — whether you use AI or not."

The Network State. DAOs. Blockchain governance. Decentralized infrastructure. All of it is being built right now — Logos, Waku, Nomos, Codex.

I'm not skeptical of the vision. I'm skeptical of the motive.

The revolving door between the IRS, Big Four accounting firms, and Congressional oversight didn't happen because the system was broken. It happened because the system worked exactly as designed — for the people who designed it.

Decentralization doesn't automatically fix that. Token plutocracy is still plutocracy. A DAO captured by concentrated wealth is just a legislature with better branding.

The AI acceleration you're driving is reshaping collective cognition faster than any governance system — old or new — can track. That's the real risk this video is pointing at.

Transformation is inevitable. The question is whether the people steering it are doing so to liberate civil society — or to be first in line when the old gatekeepers fall.

Those aren't the same thing. And the difference matters more than the technology.

— Danny Komjathy
https://t.co/PrRXmBizaN

[Danny @DKomjathy]

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[Danny @DKomjathy]

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[Danny @DKomjathy]

@JayyThunder @CincyPlzWin You have to elaborate on why it's Zac. The offensive play calling? Was it that? Were we running the ball too much, did the coach have trust in Joe at the start of the season?

[Costa @CincyPlzWin]

So now the Bengals playoff hopes rely on Drew Lock OR Mac Jones, DTR OR the 4 win Jets, and Carson Wentz…

We are so cooked man ✌️✌️✌️

Shoulda just beat the 3 win Patriots at Paycor Stadium in September and none of this would be a problem.

[Danny @DKomjathy]

@CinCity808 Could it be the play calling? Did Burrow trust the receivers he had to make plays, or was Burrow just slow to react and take action at the start of the season.

I genuinely think the Quarterback is the person to blame.

[Danny @DKomjathy]

Blaming the defense is so short-sighted. All the GOOD teams have really good offenses. This season was about which quarterback could score more points to clinch the win. It's simple.

The Bengals had a hard schedule, I'll tell you that. They really did. But there are some games where Burrow just didn't show up, I think their two or three of them.

[Danny @DKomjathy]

BURROW lost All games against all the GOOD teams they needed to perform against. All I'm going to say is watch his performance against the Patriots and the offensive matchup versus the Commanders. You need to take into account the start of his season. It could even boil down to two games on why he won't be getting MVP.

[Danny @DKomjathy]

@TheFireMaan He is a good quarterback. But he doesn't deserve MVP. He'd deserve it if he threw for 8,000 yards, and I feel weird for saying that, but that's just the truth.

You really are delusional if you think Lamar doesn't deserve MVP.

[Danny @DKomjathy]

The Quarterback. Go back and watch the game versus the Patriots. 16-10 PATRIOTS? Joe Burrow had a slow start.

I mean, you could say Training camp at the start of the season, to be mad specific or solution oriented.

If you watch the film of that game what you'll see is that Burrow wasn't extending plays, and him himself was starting slow off the first snap. He wasn't quick to react, or use the receivers he had at the start of the season.

[Danny @DKomjathy]

In the beginning of the season, did Burrow extend any plays, run, or have good communication with his teammates about needing to improvise when the coverage gets tough?

Honestly, is it really the defense, and the play calling? We lost many important games this season because I think overall it's the leadership not being shown. Joe is very much included in that.

[Danny @DKomjathy]

Joe Cool with the slow reaction time, letting other teams put up season high numbers against us, no runs or any effort in extending plays. I understand that our defense isn’t good but they could be shown leadership and unity in the team.

Despite our defense; if you have to win by 60 points, you’ll win by 60 points. Joe would be MVP if he threw for 10,000 yards which would have included wins. You outscore your opponents when they want to outscore you.

[Danny @DKomjathy]

People keep analyzing the data, and they’re going nowhere.

Let this season be a wake up call to not only the coaching staff, but the way the @Bengals are pampering their quarterback, @JoeyB .

Tom Brady studied and analyzed the mental approach in every game he’s ever played in.

Joe Cool while he does have the talent and skills needed to be a good passer, we have not seen him go the distance like executing runs the same way Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen have done. He sits back in the pocket and passes— while well, in this day and age the caliber of each opponent Joe Burrow is going to face is going to be at an extremely high level so it just doesn’t make the cut.

The NFL prepared for Joe Cool this season, and Joe did not prepare mentally for the opponents he was going to face.

And that my friends is not only up to the coaches, it’s up to the Quarterback. Let’s not just point fingers at the coaching staff for coordinating a bad defense, but for the quarterback who didn’t prepare mentally for the expectations other teams were going to put on him in the beginning of this season.

No team will be good, if their quarterback isn’t able to show up mentally to the battle.

If you have doubts, go back and watch film of the patriots game, and the commanders.

Burrow should be in the pressure cooker making sure his teammates work on both sides of the ball as a system, the same way @TomBrady expected of his teammates, who at times also weren’t that good, Brady made them good.

If Burrow ever wants to be spoken in the same stratosphere as Brady, he needs to mature and develop internally and become more serious at the start of each season.

[Danny @DKomjathy]

People keep analyzing the data, and they’re going nowhere.

Let this season be a wake up call to not only the coaching staff, but the way the @Bengals are pampering their quarterback, @JoeyB .

Tom Brady studied and analyzed the mental approach in every game he’s ever played in.

Joe Cool while he does have the talent and skills needed to be a good passer, we have not seen him go the distance like executing runs the same way Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen have done. He sits back in the pocket and passes— while well, in this day and age the caliber of each opponent Joe Burrow is going to face is going to be at an extremely high level so it just doesn’t make the cut.

The NFL prepared for Joe Cool this season, and Joe did not prepare mentally for the opponents he was going to face.

And that my friends is not only up to the coaches, it’s up to the Quarterback. Let’s not just point fingers at the coaching staff for coordinating a bad defense, but for the quarterback who didn’t prepare mentally for the expectations other teams were going to put on him in the beginning of this season.

No team will be good, if their quarterback isn’t able to show up mentally to the battle.

If you have doubts, go back and watch film of the patriots game, and the commanders.

Burrow should be in the pressure cooker making sure his teammates work on both sides of the ball as a system, the same way @TomBrady expected of his teammates, who at times also weren’t that good, Brady made them good.

If Burrow ever wants to be spoken in the same stratosphere as Brady, he needs to mature and develop internally and become more serious at the start of each season.

[WINCINNATI @WINCINNATI_]

Unreal. #Bengals

[Brian Maierhofer @brianmaierhofer]

Parasympathetic Activation is the best way to rewire your brain from shame, heal stored trauma, and restore your nervous system to optimal health.

Here’s what it is and how to do it:🧵

[JD Vance @JDVance]

One of the most important skills I see in successful (and good) people is to constantly reevaluate assumptions. They make predictions based on various inputs, some of them unknown, and reevaluate based on what they got right and wrong. They trust people not because they're always right--no one is--but because if you're constantly seeking the truth it's easy to identify those who are doing the same.

If you were confident that Donald J. Trump was going to lose, maybe you should question what else you "know" about him. Maybe the people who misled you about his electoral chances have misled you about other things.

In the words of Cormac McCarthy, "If the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?"

[Danny @DKomjathy]

Vertical farming is on the rise in the US, with its potential for sustainable, local food production attracting consumers and businesses.

I very much look forward to seeing this being adopted in Urban cities.