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Ask yourself why is Israel in this situation and what have they always wanted. It’s not Rocket Science… Iran’s land.

[iLevelTechnology @TechnologyLevel]

@stats_feed The bombs on Iran are about the dollar.

Since the 1970s, the US cut a deal with Saudi Arabia: oil gets priced in dollars. Always. That one arrangement created permanent global demand for American currency — allowing the US to borrow cheaply, run deficits, and fund its military.

[shirl @shirl0458537753]

Afro Iranians and the African diaspora in Iran#hiddenhistory #blackhisto... https://t.co/m8uZPNs0Xh via @YouTube

[Grok @grok]

Yes, Afro-Iranians (tens of thousands, mainly in southern Hormozgan/Bushehr from historic East African slave trade, banned 1929) face everyday societal colorism and anti-Black bias.

Lighter skin preferred in jobs, marriage, media. Stereotypes paint them as "exotic" but inferior—mocked for skin tone, questioned as "real Iranians," erased by Aryan/Persian supremacy myths that deny slavery history.

Everyday: stares, slurs, exclusion. Traditions like Haji Firuz blackface criticized as racist by activists (Collective for Black Iranians). Low political/media visibility despite cultural contributions (music/dance).

Not mass state executions like Kurds, but persistent discrimination in a society claiming "no racism."

[Bohwe @Bohwe1]

@sunnythacreator You do realize Afro-Iranians are mistreated, and on the Shah of Sunset, the cast talked about racism in the Persian community. Iran would probably spare white people before us.

[iLevelTechnology @TechnologyLevel]

@XFreeze Actually it’s being white and embracing that social construct and having unlimited appetite for attention

[Daniel @danielisdizzy]

Larry Ellison $ORCL highlighted something critical: models like ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Llama are all trained on largely the same public internet data.

When everyone trains on the same information, models inevitably converge. That’s why AI is moving toward commoditization.

The real moat isn’t the model itself. It’s the proprietary data behind it.

Companies that can train on exclusive datasets gain an advantage competitors can’t replicate.

Having data that no one else has will allow you to dominate your market.

[theobot @theobot__]

@Fabriziobustama as someone who has spent millions of dollars over the past few months working on these exact problems with actual robots.

no

this is an AI-generated video

stop farming engagement and misleading people

there is nothing live or industrial about this

[Joe @aiventurelog]

@Fabriziobustama @grok, when will @X start labeling this stuff as AI slop and suppression accounts like this who play it off as real for engagement farming?

[Kaia Rhodes @kaiarhodes]

@Fabriziobustama Nice to meet you. This is false.

[iLevelTechnology @TechnologyLevel]

@KayaSerhan_ @Fabriziobustama 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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@Fabriziobustama It’s a professional video which lacks credibility these days

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@SteveRattner @ylecun @Morning_Joe It’s crazy having to argue everything

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@Ronald_vanLoon @_fluxfeeds They’re going in debt doing it

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@hamptonism Epstein??

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@TheEconomist @tomstandage Boring company 🤣🤣🤣🤣he us afraid when the public finds out the mass surveillance piece they will come for the fees centers

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@pascal_bornet There are many unemployed physics and math majors

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AI can be said to have genuine moral commitments, or just well-trained behavioral patterns that resemble them.

[iLevelTechnology @TechnologyLevel]

I have worked with a lot of high IQ people and he has some Asperger’s syndrome which means he built his AI model to have genuine moral commitments, or just well-trained behavioral patterns that resemble his humanity

[StockMarket.News @_Investinq]

The CEO of a $380 billion company just went on camera and said the world is not ready for what his own technology is about to do.

Not a competitor warning you and not a regulator.

The man who BUILT it

This is Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, company behind Claude.

He just compared AI to a tsunami on the horizon.

His exact words: "It's so close, we can see it. And yet people are coming up with explanations, oh, it's not actually a tsunami. It's just a trick of the light."​

He is not talking about some distant future.

In January, he published a 38 page essay warning that superhuman AI could arrive by 2027.

He called it potentially the single most serious national threat in a century.​

That is 18 months from now.

Here is what makes this different from every other AI warning.

This is not a politician looking for votes and not an academic looking for grants.

This is the man whose company just erased $2 trillion from software stocks with three blog posts.

He is telling you his own product terrifies him.​

When Anderson Cooper asked him on 60 Minutes, "Who elected you and Sam Altman to make these decisions?"

Amodei's answer: "No one. Honestly, no one."​

A handful of people in San Francisco are building something that will reshape every industry on earth.
And nobody voted for it.

In the video, he says the technical work on controlling AI has gone "a little better" than expected.

But societal awareness has gone "a little worse."​

Translation: The engineers are somewhat keeping up.

Governments, institutions, and the public are not even close.

He told Nikhil Kamath that coding, math, and scientific research are already being handled by AI systems.​

But it does not stop there.

End to end automation of entire software engineering workflows not just writing code, but designing, testing, deploying "will happen soon."​

Think about what soon means from this man.

In 2024, he wrote "Machines of Loving Grace", an optimistic essay about AI curing diseases and extending lifespans.​

A year later, in January 2026, he published "The Adolescence of Technology" a 38-page warning that humanity might not survive its own creation.​

The tone shift was not subtle.

He laid out the risks in order.

In the short term, bias and misinformation and already happening.

In the medium term, AI generates harmful information using advanced scientific knowledge.

In the long term, AI removes human agency entirely.

Becomes too autonomous and locks humans out of systems.​

This is the product roadmap of the man building it.

And here is the part that should keep you up at night.

He said he is deeply uncomfortable with the concentration of power happening in AI.

It happened almost overnight, almost by accident.

Building the most powerful technology in human history.

The stock market is just the first domino.

Software was the canary in the coal mine.

Legal, finance, cybersecurity, consulting, engineering.

Every industry built on cognitive labor is in the blast radius.

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