INTRODUCING FREEDZ
What if the words we write freely are the things that imprison us?
FREEDZ is an 8,888-piece deflationary PFP collection exploring freedom, control, and the machines shaping our world.
A hidden world. A sacrificed word. A question.
Are we really free?
Here's the story:
This 1-hour Stanford lecture covers more about the tech inside Claude than most $1,000 AI bootcamps
it answers the exact questions they'll ask you in an AI product or engineering interview:
> why can Claude see images but only reply with text?
> why does making the model "smarter" at reading make it better at generating output?
> what is the "MoT" architecture that lets Claude learn vision without losing logic?
> why is physical world interaction still the hardest problem to solve?
the person who understands this framework doesn't just use Claude - they explain how it's built
save this before your next interview
Top 2 people I trust the most:
Sam Altman @sama
Pavel Durov @durov
Both are relentlessly focused on the future, innovation, and pushing boundaries.
Few people earn my trust. These two did.