๐จ Critical alert in New Jersey: Tesla is reaching out to owners in the state to push back against S. 1677 / A. 3968, which could make autonomous vehicles essentially illegal in the state.
"Proposed legislation moving through Trenton right now would impose restrictions so severe that true driverless deployment would remain illegal. Your voice is critical to ensure New Jersey remains at the forefront of transportation innovation."
Autonomy could have saved the nearly 600 people who died on the roads in New Jersey last year. Don't let these pieces of legislation advance further.
NEWS: Joe Lonsdale, co-founder of Palantir Technologies, has a simple rule for investors. "Everyone who's long America should be long SpaceX."
He says even at this valuation, the stock will look cheap in 5 to 10 years.
Robert Marks on @Tesla FSD (Supervised) after buying a Model Y:
"Its self-driving is the most impressively engineered consumer product since the smartphone. I say this as a practicing electrical and computer engineering professor with decades of experience in algorithms and artificial intelligence.
Among others, Iโve showed off my Tesla to a control theory professor, a retired Marine fighter pilot, and a retired police officer. All were agog.
Whether Tesla ultimately dominates the future of transportation or merely helps ignite it, one thing is clear: the automobile is being reinvented before our eyes. For those like me who grew up thinking of cars as engines, gears, and gas tanks, stepping into a Tesla feels less like buying a new car and more like getting a glimpse of tomorrow."
Full article: https://t.co/ZMF9QJcd45
@PeterDiamandis SpaceX had achieved nothing of note after 3 years and was written off as dead after 6 years with 3 consecutive launch failures.
But you may have noticed that things are different now.
What you say is true, but nonetheless our AI will be great. Whether it is the best remains to be seen, but I will never give up. Never.
Space(XAI) is only 3 years old. Thatโs half the age of Anthropic and quarter the age of OpenAI.
Letโs see where things stand 3 years from now.
SpaceX IPO demand could be one of the craziest setups we've ever seen... this is why I'm thinking $2T could be the floor. I do expect a lot of volatility though. This setup is historic... if you see what I see. This is the first time people on Earth can get a piece of THE company that is leading space, ai, and robotics.
1/ Extreme Oversubscription
โข This IPO is expected to be 10-20x+ oversubscribed
โข ~30% retail allocation + institutional frenzy is going to bring massive day-1 buying pressure
2/ Mega-Institutions will also buy
โข BlackRock in talks for $5Bโ$10B buy
โข Other giant asset managers & sovereign funds circling
โข Could cover huge chunk of the $75B raise instantly
3/ Ron Baron the GOAT also buying
โข Already holds ~$15B in SpaceX
โข Wants another $1B at IPO price
โข Long-term target: $10Tโ$30T (could be much higher...)
4/ Forced Index/ETF Buying
โข Nasdaq-100 inclusion possible in as little as 15 days
โข Index funds & ETFs forced to buy ~$7B quickly
โข Pure passive demand with almost zero selling pressure
5/ Fundamentals
โข Starlink is profitable and is a cash-flow machine for the company
โข Starship: the rocket that is going to take us to the Moon, Mars, and put Starlink on hyperdrive
โข NASA/DoD: $ multi-billion backlog
โข xAI synergy + space economy tailwinds
Everyone better strap up... ๐
It happened to me a few months ago that I couldnโt see traffic lights and traffic ahead due to dense clouds. Yet FSD visualization was correctly displayed and self driving wasnโt impacted at all.
The human-perceived RGB is image 1 and the Tesla AI photon count reconstruction is image 2.
This is why Tesla FSD can see so well at night or through extreme glare.
It's just been exposed that Chuck Schumer and Democrats in Congress are demanding free health insurance for illegal aliens, half a billion dollars for NPR, and a $1.5 trillion spending increase in exchange for averting a government shutdown.
What's your reaction?
Many wouldnโt believe me if I told them today that Tesla has a real shot to own the autonomous last-mile cargo delivery market. No other company has the product line up that combines autonomy, manufacturing scale, energy advantages, and robotics like Tesla does.
Jensen Huang just told the story of how Elon Musk became NVIDIAโs very first customer for their powerful AI supercomputer - when literally nobody else in the world wanted it
โWhen I announced this thing, nobody wanted to buy it. Not one purchase order
Except for Elon
He was at the 2015 event. Told me his company could really use it
I got excitedโฆ until he said it was a non-profit company
All the blood drained out of my face
In 2016, I personally boxed it up and delivered the first one to a tiny room in San Francisco
It was OpenAI
Just a handful of researchers - Pieter Abbeel, Ilya Sutskever, and the team were all thereโ
Elon backed AI when almost no one else believed
Elon Musk isnโt automating jobs. Heโs deleting companies.
Project Macrohard. Painted on a roof in letters visible from space. Musk calls it the most important thing xAI will build.
Musk: โWe arenโt just automating tasks. We are automating the corporation.โ
The insight is surgical: if what you produce is digital, you donโt need to exist.
Musk: โIt should be possible to completely emulate any company where the output is digital.โ
The worldโs most powerful corporations produce nothing physical. Google doesnโt make objects. Meta doesnโt manufacture. Microsoft ships bits, not atoms.
If your product is information, your company is just organized thinking. And thinking can be replicated perfectly at zero cost.
Musk: โTheir output is digital. So they donโt actually make hardware.โ
Thatโs the vulnerability. Every company that doesnโt touch physical reality is just expensive middleware between a problem and a solution.
Project Macrohard removes the middleware.
No employees. No politics. No overhead. Just function. Pure output at near-zero marginal cost, 24/7, forever.
This isnโt about making companies more efficient. Itโs about making them unnecessary.
The Fortune 500 spent a century optimizing competition against other humans. They have zero defense against entities that donโt sleep, strike, or resign.
The largest corporations on Earth are just legacy architecture waiting to be compressed into executable code that does it better, faster, and free.