🚇 American counties are now bidding for Elon Musk's tunnels like it's an Amazon HQ auction.
Tennessee State Senator Mark Pody is pushing to put Wilson County first in line for a Boring Company tunnel — pitching it as the fix for traffic congestion and an engine for economic growth.
💬 My take: notice what changed. Cities used to beg Washington for highway money and wait a decade. Now they lobby a billionaire directly, because his company actually digs. Whether you love Musk or not, infrastructure in America is quietly being privatized — one tunnel at a time.
Would you want a Boring tunnel under your town?
He spent $95 and one hour saying goodbye to a man he's never met.
A developer in China made Jensen Huang a 4-minute farewell film — no studio, no crew, just AI tools and one line at the end: "You'll come back, right?"
2.4 million people watched it in a day.
💬 My take: CEOs get replaced in a press release. But the tools Jensen put into ordinary people's hands? Those don't get recalled. This film is the receipt.
If you could send Jensen one sentence today, what would it be?
👓 Google just put Gemini on your face.
Samsung-built Gemini smart glasses are now open for pre-order — Warby Parker frames from $395, Gentle Monster from $449, shipping December 10.
💬 My take: the AI war is leaving the phone. A chatbot lives in an app you have to open. Glasses are AI that sees what you see, all day long. Whoever owns that viewpoint owns the next decade of AI — and Google just moved first, while Apple is still reportedly polishing its own.
The real question: will people actually wear them every day, or is this Google Glass all over again?
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