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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

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[Cristiano Ronaldo @Cristiano]

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@Pumpfun Correction
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Never Give Up

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[Malvin @ManOfFocus_]

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[Evan Luthra @EvanLuthra]

🚨JEFF BEZOS JUST PUT $100 MILLION INTO A STARTUP WITH NO PRODUCT.

Their entire pitch is that the AI industry is doing everything wrong.

And that your brain already solved the problem everyone is burning billions trying to fix.

The whole AI industry is trapped in one brutal equation:

Smarter models need more compute.

More compute needs more power.

Companies are now building dedicated nuclear plants just to run AI data centers.

A single AI server GPU burns over 1,500 watts.

Your brain runs on 20.

Yet your brain is doing something far more complex than answering a chat prompt. It's learning, reasoning, controlling your body, and processing everything you see and hear on less power than a light bulb.

A startup called Flourish just raised $500 million at a $2.5 billion valuation to exploit that gap.

Their thesis is simple but radical:

The AI industry is optimizing at the wrong layer.

Everyone is racing to build more powerful chips. Flourish says the real problem isn't the hardware. It's the architecture.

Today's AI models activate enormous portions of their networks for almost every task.

Your brain doesn't.

It's sparse. Only the neurons needed for a task light up. Everything else stays quiet, consuming almost no energy.

Flourish wants to copy that.

Their approach comes from a field called connectomics: mapping biological brains neuron by neuron to understand how intelligence actually works.

In 2024, scientists fully mapped a fruit fly brain.

And here's the punchline:

That tiny brain appears dramatically more efficient than modern AI systems performing similar tasks.

Flourish wants to extract that efficiency and turn it into software.

The man leading the effort has one of the strangest résumés in tech.

Thomas Reardon created Internet Explorer at Microsoft.

Then he left software, earned a PhD in computational neuroscience, built a brain-computer interface company, and sold it to Meta for up to $1 billion.

Now he's trying to reverse-engineer the core algorithm of human intelligence itself.

If it works, the implications are staggering.

Advanced AI could run locally on laptops and phones instead of massive data centers.

The energy requirements of AI could collapse.

And the $30,000 GPUs the industry depends on today could become optional.

For 70 years, we've built computers that think nothing like brains.

Flourish is betting the answer was sitting inside our skulls the whole time.

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@sui_functions @SuiNetwork @WalrusProtocol still on waitlist ?

[Sui Functions @sui_functions]

Three node operators on Sui-Functions

- Actively and randomly executing off-chain functions for sui-inventory app.

- Actively making yields on every submitted on-chain receipt of off-chain compute.

Zero downtime. No centralised server dependency.

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