The jury in the Elon Musk vs OpenAI trial has found Sam Altman, co-founder Greg Brockman and OpenAI not liable on all claims because they said Elon Musk waited too long to bring his lawsuit.
The jury said that Elon's claims were filed outside of the statute of limitations, deciding that he had three years to sue and he did not file on time.
After the advisory jury found Altman and OpenAI not liable, the court, led by U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, agreed with the determination. The case has been thrown out. https://t.co/WQ8OP6tVap
Mainstream porn is so filthy (full of incest), cinematic, generic and distant.
Reddit porn is natural, raw, highly personalized+curatable and networked.
Released in 1982, the Seiko TV Watch (T001) once held the Guinness World Record as the smallest television. Priced at $400, it offered up to five hours of viewing time in a groundbreaking, wearable design.
@robustus Code itself will go away in favor of just making the binary directly.
The next step after that is direct, real-time pixel generation by the neural net.
This is not just hype for a potential fundraise. Filing with the FCC with plans for 1M “AI Inference” sats in SSO is in line with the 100GW statements Elon has made several times over the last 90 days.
We’ve done a lot of math (100s of hours at this point) around this concept specifically, if you want to dig in when you have an hour or two.
AI Chips for space (most recent):
https://t.co/Et5rCm0zav
Radiative cooling math:
https://t.co/Jw90hDtG8B
Location for the constellation(SSO):
https://t.co/NbKNGWcpjT
Energy cost for Orbital compute:
https://t.co/rXAUenDLDF
Feel free to ask Grok to read this for you. They are ungated and it does a great job with the math.
BREAKING: SpaceX wants to turn Space into the World’s Biggest AI Data Center.
• SpaceX is seeking approval to launch and operate up to one million satellites designed to function as orbital data centers.
• These satellites would provide massive computing power to support advanced artificial intelligence and data processing.
• The system would rely on near constant solar energy in space, reducing operating costs and environmental impact compared to Earth based data centers.
• Satellites would operate between 500 km and 2,000 km in altitude, across multiple orbital shells, to handle global demand.
• High speed laser links would connect the satellites with each other and with the Starlink network, enabling petabit level data transfer.
• Data would ultimately be routed to authorized ground stations around the world.
• SpaceX says demand from AI, machine learning, and edge computing is growing faster than terrestrial infrastructure can handle.
The company frames this as a major step toward a future where humanity becomes a multi planetary civilization powered by space based infrastructure.
Tesla's Q4 earnings call really felt like the start of a new era for the company. All-in on autonomy, robotaxis and robotics.
At this point, the traditional vehicle sales business is really just a cash generation machine to help fund Tesla's other initiatives.
Lots to look forward to the rest of this year and beyond.