$TAO is coded for $50,000 to $70,000 (a TRILLION dollar market cap).
Imagine telling & disappointing your grandkids you HAD the opportunity to accumulate the greatest AI asset ever $TAO at $200 (~300x) in the biggest (AI) Revolution ever but decided not to & stayed poor. NOT ME!
OpenAI is valued at $300 billion.
$TAO is valued at $2.4 billion.
Both are building AI infrastructure.
One controls everything centrally.
One runs 128 live competitive intelligence markets permissionlessly with no team allocation and a fixed supply of 21 million.
This article explains exactly why that gap is the most interesting mispricing in technology right now.
Worth your time.
Super Sky Point to Bob Horner. He was the NL Rookie of the Year and an All-Star but if you were around back then you know he was more than that. Much more. He was a fixture in the homes of millions of us through the miracle of cable television during those epic childhood summers that seemed like they’d never end.
I was a fan for over 40 years but had never met Bob until I interviewed him last December about Dale Murphy’s Hall of Fame case. As you’d expect, Bob was a fierce advocate for his fellow Fulton County basher. How could he not be? They were Murph and Horner. Horner and Murph. The Hall and Oates of the Launching Pad.
You know, these sky points all suck to write but this one hurts more than most. The four-homer game, the bad perm, Chief Noc-A-Homa waiting by his teepee for another Horner long ball. I have tweeted a lot about Bob Horner through the years and it’s because he represents to me, and I suspect many of you too, something far bigger than baseball: WTBS coming out of the magic box on top of my 400-pound Zenith, cool air coming through my bedroom window after another afternoon of Wiffle Ball, and Rick Mahler (probably) toeing the rubber at about 7:05 while hoping to keep the Braves in it with smoke and mirrors long enough for Horner and Murph to do some damage. And me sprawled out on green and yellow shag carpet in Kentucky paying 100 times more attention to Skip Caray, Ernie Johnson, and Pete Van Wieren than any of my teachers.
Farewell, you sweet slugging bastard. Tell St. Peter you brought your glove for the hot corner and to write you into the cleanup spot. #RIP
Legendary: Allen Iverson could've been one of the best football players of All Time.
- 6'
- 165 pounds of pure muscle
- 41-inch vertical
- 4.38 40-yard dash
Iverson said that he was "way better" at football than basketball.
He was made in a Lab 👽
🚨 **MUST WATCH** Congressman Rep. Tim Burchett on UFO’s & Aliens: 👽🛸
“If you saw the things I have seen, it would keep you up at night” 😱
“I was briefed 2 weeks ago on something that would set the earth on fire” 🔥
What has Tim Burchett seen that could be so scary? He is one of the most down to earth Congressmen. What could be so ontologically shocking?
Whatever the truth of this phenomena, however dark or shocking - The people deserve the truth.
The true nature of our reality should not be classified.
800,000 human brain cells, floating in a dish, have never had a body. Never seen light. Never felt anything. And they just learned to play a video game.
That's not a metaphor. That's literally what happened.
These neurons are alive. They fire. They adapt. They get better at DOOM over time, which means something inside that petri dish is changing in response to failure. Scientists call it "goal-directed learning." There is no cleaner definition of that phrase than "it kept trying until it got better." The cells have no survival instinct, no reward system, no reason to improve. They just do.
The part nobody's talking about: researchers have to convert the game's visuals into electrical pulses the neurons can interpret. Which means those cells are perceiving something. Not seeing it the way you do. But processing a version of a world that doesn't exist, inside a container that was never meant to think.
The Turing Test was about machines fooling humans. Nobody wrote the test for this.