Hello @elonmusk, Hitler historian here, having researched & written about Hitler for 22 yrs & being a fellow of the Hoover Institution - not exactly a hotbed of far left ideas. This doesn’t add up. It is predicated on the false assumption that collectivism only exists on the Left
@OpenAI You admit to copying the web?
That’s other peoples stuff.
You owe us the value of one digital copy of our full music catalog.
I’m not anthropomorphising your products.
I don’t care if you listen to it, or train your models with it.
Our music is our product.
Pay up, spods.
@jaredkushner If their reporting is accurate and they have receipts, it would make sense to publish without receipts initially, wait for denials, then publish receipts in a follow-up. It would be strange to work on a story over several years that is a complete fabrication. Time will tell.
UK crime was four times higher when Oasis first played Knebworth than at last year’s reunion gigs.
The collapse of crime and safer streets is one of the biggest stories of our time.
But one almost never told - or believed.
My take on today’s figures: https://t.co/Qgzowy6IDL
🚨#BREAKING: JD Vance’s Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program has been flooded with reports of blatant fraud committed by Republicans in the Trump Administration & Congress. Over 97% of reports over the past 24 hours have been against corrupt MAGA politicians.
🚨BREAKING: The Alan Turing Institute has developed a proposal to train an open-source British AI base model from scratch and release it as a public good, according to a UK government advisory letter published today.
The model would be UK-governed national infrastructure available to researchers, startups and public services, rather than a proprietary product owned by a single company.
Britain's top science advisers want ministers to consider the proposal and allocate national computing capacity for AI trials. They warn that without urgent action, the UK risks becoming a 'high-value AI customer' rather than a country able to shape the technology.
Tech blogger 神奇阿宇 from Hubei, China, built a working hoverboard.
Electric, with 10 brushless motors pushing over 30kg of thrust each—enough to lift 4 people—and peak current hitting 2,000 amps.
2 STEPX Neo phones as the board's brain. One inside the board reads posture data in real time; the other on his wrist feeds AI voice prompts through his earbuds—"Weight's shifting left!" "Bend your right knee!"
After 10+ days of brutal training and AI-assisted correction, he achieved man-machine sync.
i want new ways to look at lots of trajectories, currently exploring:
- treemap laid out by groupings (metadata or computed)
- colored by classification of success (or grouping)
- sized by length
- zoom in smoothly to see turns as beads on a string
- extremely fast transcript viewer (instant for many thousands of msgs)
- switch to 3d to see the forrest for the trees
- transition to semantic (UMAP) layout
- color by semantic clustering
If we want to continue progress in science, we must be prepared to acknowledge that the correct description of nature will eventually simply be too complicated for humans to understand. I do not think it is wise to make human understanding a requirement. AI is the way forward.
Brandon and I pledged 50% of our equity. This was the principal reason that I left Google for Anthropic. The existence of this kind of program was a costly signal that Anthropic wasn’t just talk, at a time when Anthropic didn’t even have a released model. Fund a bright future!