Elon Musk has had inappropriate relationships with SpaceX employees. Tesla shareholders knew that, and chose to reward him with a massive payday anyway.
@wsj's @joe_palazzolo and @Verge’s @andyjayhawk explain.
https://t.co/5uQOqk1iod
“Bike buses have taken the internet by storm. Now, a new organization is working to launch them all over the world.”
“School buses run on gas; bike buses run on joy.”
‘Advocates Unite to Start a Worldwide Bike Bus Revolution’ by @StreetsblogUSA https://t.co/qcBqQC3zFT
Today, we stand in solidarity with our @WGAEast colleagues to demand that @voxmedia, and all media companies, publicly commit to never replacing human workers with AI tools. #JournalismNeedsHumans
🤖 Robotaxis are on the rise 🚕
@sfstandard’s @elindqw explains why people are flipping her off for using them.
@verge’s @andyjayhawk explains how long before one pulls up in front of you.
https://t.co/cVnXmOmXa5
🎙️ Turn on the latest ep of #TNW! This week's guests are @AndyJayhawk from @Verge discussing autonomous companies in SF, and @NicoGrant from @nytimes diving into @Google & DeepMind's AI chatbots as personal life coaches. https://t.co/INp2cam7XK
🎙️ Turn on the latest ep of #TNW! This week's guests are @AndyJayhawk from @Verge discussing autonomous companies in SF, and @NicoGrant from @nytimes diving into @Google & DeepMind's AI chatbots as personal life coaches. https://t.co/INp2cam7XK
Tesla buys battery materials from the mining giant with the most allegations of human rights abuses against it in @BHRRC's database of abuses tied to clean energy https://t.co/MOKv6vW5Gr via @Verge
I wrote about this new government-funded skunkworks project for infrastructure call ARPA-I, and how it could lead to new innovations, like self-healing potholes and bridges that last for 500 years https://t.co/PVXrlCQVo4
Other R&D projects like DARPA have produced huge, world-changing technologies, like GPS tracking, autonomous vehicles, and the entire freaking internet.
Oh, and mRNA vaccines, which eventually led to the covid-19 vaccine.
In an interview, @SecretaryPete said ARPA-I is about giving researchers and academics the space to try crazy new ideas. Most will fail, but the ideas that succeed could be a game-changer.