Hamza Naser

[Google DeepMind @GoogleDeepMind]

Gemini 4 Argon is already unlocking new scientific breakthroughs in quantum computing, nuclear fusion, protein design and beyond. 🧵

[Hamza Naser @DrMechanicalAI]

Fusion energy here we goooo

[Ole Lehmann @itsolelehmann]

Google's Argon cracked a fusion energy math problem in a couple of hours

humans couldn't figure it out in 59 years

we still don't grasp the acceleration that's about to hit us

[Hamza Naser @DrMechanicalAI]

@_weidai I don’t have a tesla and I don’t use fsd, but I do use assistive driving all the time (lane keep assist and dynamic speed control) and it is a huge upgrade from driving manually even though, so I can imagine why would someone want to use fsd all the time. I would if I had it

[Hamza Naser @DrMechanicalAI]

@TechGeekAnthony I see this problem occurring a lot where tesla fsd would go even when it can’t see behind the vehicle infront

[Hamza Naser @DrMechanicalAI]

@Reudiga @zork66 Ja, das ist mir schon klar. Aber warum sollte das Auto überhaupt schneller fahren dürfen als erlaubt, nur weil die anderen es auch machen? 😅 Nur weil alle anderen zu schnell fahren, heißt das ja nicht, dass es dadurch richtig ist

[David Shapiro (L/0) @DaveShapi]

So, to summarize, 900 mathematicians signed a letter basically saying "stop AI from doing math so that our jobs can stick around."

But for anyone who spends more than 5 seconds thinking about what unlocking the equivalent of a billion Fields Medalists would do for humanity, the benefits dramatically outweigh the costs.

Math abundance will help solve chips, medicine, fusion, and numerous other things that will improve the lives of billions, and save millions of lives.

I mean, there was a 0% chance of OpenAI (or any other AI lab) slowing down, so it's a moot point anyways.

But it just seems extremely selfish.

[Chubby♨️ @kimmonismus]

Speaking about scientific revolution: Zuckerberg’s Biohub is teaming up with Google DeepMind, Meta and the U.S. government on a $1.8B effort to build AI models of living cells.

"We're at the beginning of a new scientific paradigm with AI," Biohub head of science Alex Rives told Axios.

The goal is a “universal virtual cell” that lets scientists test experiments digitally, then choose the most promising ones to run in the lab.

DeepMind, Isomorphic Labs and Meta are collectively investing $300M. The $1.8B total combines funding, data, computing and measurement technology, including resources developed through prior NIH investment.

[Demis Hassabis @demishassabis]

The most important thing we can apply AI to is improving medicine and human health - very excited about this partnership with the CZI and the Virtual Biology Initiative!

[Nick Gray @nickgraynews]

I'm still amazed there are people who use Claude Code and Codex on the daily yet don't own a Tesla

Tesla's FSD v14.3 is like Opus 5.5. It just works and it is just so good and buttery smooth

Imagine Astra-level computer use, but for driving your car

"but I love mah car, vroom vroom in my Lambo, it's a machine!"

please sit down. if you drive 30 or more mins per day and you haven't gotten a Tesla yet bc you "love to drive," I'm telling you that you sound like a programmer still hand-coding lines of Perl and PHP

You owe it to yourself to take a test drive of a new Tesla to see how far they have come and what FSD feels like

[Overly Trev’s Future @OverlyTrev]

I feel bad for Ben because we’ve all pressed the accelerator like this; it just caused an accident this time.

When FSD seems wrong nowadays, it’s so good that we’re likely the ones who are wrong.

Bears will cite NHTSA data on crashes with FSD engaged, and cases like this count even though it’s human error.

That’s why Cybercab has no steering wheel or pedals—it’s safer without them.

[Chubby♨️ @kimmonismus]

Never expected Europe to be back. From what I’ve heard their benchmarks will be a welcome surprise, in a very positive way.

1T para model, 49b active.

“It is the best open weights model from US or Europe on aggregated benchmarks.”

[Hamza Naser @DrMechanicalAI]

@Procalvl @3lectricBrawl No because you don’t know what’s underneath the water. It could be a big pothole

[Tekraj Awasthi🧑‍💻🇳🇵 @trawasthi_ai]

Wake up, baby! Germany has joined the race of frontier LLMs with its sovereign model "Kolibri".

And it's Open-Source, too!

Beats Qwen2635B, Nemotron3 Super, and Mistral Small 4 in the Math, Science, and Code arena! 🎉

The underlying architecture: custom MoE Transformer

[MagellanQuest 🇪🇺/acc @MagellanQuest]

Something just changed in European trucking.
Electric trucks are now cheaper to own than diesel in 6 major EU markets representing 46% of EU heavy-truck sales.
5-year savings: 🇳🇱 €100k
🇩🇪 €85k
🇩🇰 €69k
The diesel shock just moved the tipping point.

[Spencer @scotsrule08]

The new Automatic Collision Evasion feature worked flawlessly! FSD reengaged itself just as I was about to hit a curb.

Kudos @teslasi team! 👏

[Omar Ouqfi @OmarOuqfi]

I’ve seen a French journalist report that FSD needs 5G to work and that infrastructure issues could therefore make it difficult to deploy... Well, in fact, FSD runs locally and just works anywhere without a connection.

Here’s FSD driving perfectly fine on a remote rural road with no signal (1:18), while I’m losing connection to music streaming.

[NXT EU @NXT4EU]

Europe needs to accelerate.

For that, the basics need to be in order first. Cheap electricity supply, sovereign supply chains, and less bureaucracy hindering our builders.

We propose:
1. Declare energy crisis, prioritise fast buildout of renewables, energy storage, and net upgrades, and remove red tape making it take years.
2. Messmer plan 2.0. France build its nuclear grid via a standardised design allowing them to scale it in record-speed. We now need a European variant of that plan, one European design, mass-production, build across Europe.
3. Fast permitting for European mines, partnerships with Canada, Australia, Greenland and other stable partners.
4. Cut Europe's red tape by destroying the fragmentation hindering our innovators, Europe must have standardised, clear rules across the continent, and EU-inc must be implemented in its most ambitious variant.
5. Finish the capital markets union to allow easy investments across the union.

Once we have the basics ready, Europe will be able to innovate and win.

The Fragmentarians will lose.

We will unite Europe, and make Europe thrive for centuries to come! 🇪🇺

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

The alliance between Canada and Europe is not defined by what we oppose. It is about what we are for: freedom, solidarity, prosperity, sustainability. An alliance strong enough so that no one can dictate our choices.

Europe and Canada are each strong. Europe and Canada are even stronger together.

An honour to address the European parliament today.

[Hamza Naser @DrMechanicalAI]

@TheLOSTworld_ He had a full 45 minutes to just leave the door and close it behind him. Even AFTER the explosion he had time to re-open, then leave.