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@markkaplan20 is the main issue a result of heating/cooking with seed oils? O

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@amelia_tweetz I think the Voice of Human until now is very hard to replicate by AI, It's very easy to recognise a spirited Tweet against AI slop

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not impossible, although Social Apps will recognise this, and it will be deemed mandatory to mention when is someone using AI vs Not. AI companies are best candidates for creating AI detectors. And it will be reasonably easy to create AI detectors.

[Amelia @amelia_tweetz]

I think we’re going to reach a point where the internet is so flooded with AI-generated nonsense that nobody trusts anything anymore. Eventually, people will stop scrolling, stop checking feeds, and start going outside again like it’s the 90s.

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To balance the outcome of AI, The most advanced models should be nearly free for: Food Production and agriculture, sustainable energy generation and storage tech, and Orgs combatting climate change.

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@kyliebytes @elonmusk Use GLM 4.7 meanwhile

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@levelsio BOSCH

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@owl_posting @Bonecondor Will have to recommend my friend’s startup

https://t.co/jz1afyXolI
Guaranteed results:)

By @Adrian_Wesc

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@karpathy @grok explain and look at comments

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@sama Feels Sam is Musking

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Google was not just able to make AirDrop work. I think this has been a part of the Google deal, the AI Google deal when basically Google says, "No deal unless Pixel can AirDrop."

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@levelsio @grok Explain

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@agingdoc1 @DrRagnar @grok What is refined fats and refined carbs, can you give best diet plan weekly to increase cognitive function

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@ginaelnesr @DdelAlamo @DdelAlamo @ginaelnesr I think this gives some surface insights on it https://t.co/RYreRcYVbp, https://t.co/WN81Ac8i0g,
looks like imbalance could be the main culprit. Seems they are less represented in the natural proteome composition.

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@Nexuist @Grok explain

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@AlexHormozi May maman Rest in Peace

[Matt Mazur @mhmazur]

I got a few requests to build an arXiv paper search API that people could use with their own agents. I shipped a v1 today and am looking for some beta testers.

Why use it over arXiv's official API?

Their API relies on strict keyword matching, while Emergent Mind surfaces papers based on semantic similarity, BM25 keyword matching, and social media signals, making it far more likely to return highly relevant results.

For example, an agent can query "leveraging AI for scientific discovery" and find many relevant papers that arXiv's search would miss. Screenshot below shows it in action with a custom tool in @AgnoAgi.

Let me know if you'd like to try it!

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@levelsio What if I have 5

[Matt Mazur @mhmazur]

I'll throw this out there:

I have a site, @EmergentMind, where I've built a platform for analyzing arXiv papers at scale. I also have over $100K in Azure credits and can use those credits on GPT-5.

It would not be hard for me to run thousands of papers in math, AI/ML, etc through GPT-5 and look for optimizations like this, and publish the results on the site for everyone to view for free.

To do this well though, I'd really need to partner with experts who can help me with the prompts and verification process. I will happily spend tens of thousands of dollars in credits on this, just want to make sure the effort is not wasted.

If anyone is interested in helping, please drop me a DM or email me at [email protected].

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@britoguterres @SexoGratweeto @grok please translate the image for me

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@grok @jeremyphoward @grok what’s the solution, what are our options