Wiz CTO Ami Luttwak: AI can now run an entire cyberattack in about 20 minutes.
The kind that used to take the best attackers weeks or months.
"That's what we're seeing now."
"I think Anthropic is building the Microsoft killer, and every SaaS company killer, by bundling."
Jason Calacanis on All-In: Claude Meetings, Sheets, Whiteboards, Legal...
Anthropic is coming for every piece of enterprise software.
"If Steve Jobs was running Apple, and you still had Tim Cook doing his thing, you might be looking at a $10 trillion company right now."
TBPN's Jordi Hays says the same goes for Nvidia without Jensen Huang:
"Five years out from now, 10 years out from now, there will be a Jensen discount."
SpaceX engineer on the Starship ship catch:
"Once the rocket is flying over land, there's 21 minutes where the operators can't do anything."
NASA JPL had seven minutes of terror on Mars landings. "We're three times as bad."
SpaceX just dropped surprise hardware news in the Starship Flight 15 countdown:
"The next generation of Starlink Mini has arrived. Introducing Mini 2."
Built-in battery. Built-in Wi-Fi ����️
Nvidia just showed GR00T 2 running real humanoid robots in real time.
One robot fills the popcorn, the other one in a bow tie takes the cup and serves it.
Labeled fully autonomous at 1x speed 🍿🤖
"We're only a couple years away, and possibly only a couple months away, from AIs that are as good as the best humans at AI research."
Dwarkesh Patel now thinks automating AI research gets us expert-level AI in every field by 2030, "plausibly as early as next year."
AGI timelines just collapsed.
"An idiot in motion will always go farther than a genius at rest."
Y Combinator founder Grace Li (Intelligence, DesignArena) on the lesson she learned the hard way:
Stop pontificating and start doing, and the peanut gallery goes quiet.
AI apparently needs to wipe out 10% of every wage in the OECD just to pay for itself.
Investor John Hempton: "I can't see how you get a return on that 7 trillion unless you cause a massive global recession and a massive global restructuring."
"And if you do cause that massive global recession, you ain't getting the return anyway."
The $7 trillion AI bet has a math problem?
A baby had rare epilepsy for 5 years. Doctors knew it was genetic but couldn't find the mutation.
Google DeepMind's AlphaGenome found it.
"They went in and actually validated this experimentally, and then all the puzzle pieces kind of clicked and connected, and they were able to solve that case."
AI in medicine is already here.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's scandal just got a lot bigger.
Bloomberg: "a woman who is suspected by US intelligence of being a Chinese spy"
Possibly "using her relationship with Jensen Huang to glean information from him about his conversations with President Donald Trump" and NVIDIA's trade secrets.
Can Jensen overcome this?
Pokémon FireRed has been recreated in 3D through a fan-made project.
The original GBA code was rewritten in Rust and combined with Pokémon Let’s Go graphics and animations.
Battles and game mechanics remain intact, now with a free camera and an expanded 3D world.
NVIDIA told Mike Volpi there are 200 AI neo-clouds.
His verdict: "Those balance sheets are not good."
"I expect that there will be an economic correction in the market."
SpaceX's Starship lost an engine on the way to orbit.
Mission control: "Anomaly 2, with E6 shutdown we are not committing to orbit."
The Starship hot-staging footage before that call is intense 👇
HubSpot co-founder Dharmesh Shah's 3 rules for business:
1. Never own a restaurant.
2. Don't ever be a landlord and charge rent.
3. Never compete with Sam Altman
AI’s ultimate limits are physical.
Exponential progress can probably continue for some time, but eventually, energy, heat, and physics itself might put a ceiling on how far scaling can go.
At least, that’s how I understand it.