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Want to Know what is happening with Elon Musk's companies today? Here you go! 28th of June, 2024 ■ TESLA $TSLA ($197.88, +0.23%): - Cybertruck at the Tesla show in Ząbki, Poland, organized by Tesla and Tesla Owners Poland. - On Thursday, Tesla filed a proposal in Delaware stating Chancellor Kathleen McCormick should finalize her January ruling for the defendants and support Elon’s position because shareholders voted to ratify the compensation... again. McCormick ordered both parties to prepare briefs outlining their views on the impact of the shareholder vote. The hearing for oral arguments over the legal fee is scheduled for July 8, and McCormick may take several weeks before ruling. She also requested that they agree on a date for oral arguments in late July or early August. - A Supercharger in Roye, France, has 32 V4 stalls and a bk World Lounge. Go check it out on the A1 between Lille and Paris. The bk World Lounge in Roye is their first outside of Germany and the first Tesla-style lounge. More seating, a large selection of snacks and drinks in state-of-the-art vending machines, coffee, sanitary facilities and a completely redesigned interior. Pics in thread. - The certified pre-owned program in the UK will sell used Teslas built from 2018 onwards and up to 90,000 miles. This is currently available at eight locations, with a plan to increase this to 10. Tesla has promoted Mark Smith to oversee its fleet and certified pre-owned operations, charged with supporting the brand's relationships with corporate customers and to drive retail used car sales through this updated program. - Last week near Giga Nevada, Reddit u/GameSyns spotted a Tesla Semi with a sensor suite instead of a rooftop fairing. "It appears to be a LIDAR suite to compliment the vision system and train the onboard computer potentially." Pic in thread. - According to a Tesla representatives who spoke at the Los Angeles City Planning Commission, Tesla is to turn a closed 118,784 sq ft Winnetka Pacific Theatres building in Chatsworth into a Tesla delivery hub and service center. - Tesla is sending out the remainder of the $2500 credit to those who declined PowerShare for their Cybertruck. They first received a $700 credit and are now getting the additional $1800. Owners are starting to receive emails. FLYOVERS: > Giga Texas: Joe Tegtmeyer (u/JoeTegtmeyer), 28th of June, '24. "Busy day of both construction & production!" Baghouse plant steel and concrete work continues and is surrounded by 100s of castings. Cybertrucks and Model Ys are rolling out of the factory. > Lathrop Megafactory: MetGod, 28th of June, '24. 264 Megapacks spotted today. > Tesla Fremont: MetGod, 27th of June, '24. End of Line is busy as the end of Q2 approaches. Lots of castings. ■ SPACEX: - Starship 30 heat shield progress by Carlos, the Starbase Surfer (u/cnunezimages). - Eumetsat, the European meteorological satellite agency, has canceled their Ariane-6 launch of their Meteosat MTG-S1 satellite, and will now use SpaceX via a Falcon 9. This comes on the heels of the European Space Agency (ESA) and Ariane 6 managers saying that competing with SpaceX no longer has much relevance to them. What is really telling is that this was decided by the board of directors representing the thirty member states. The contract signed four years ago with Arianespace is officially cancelled. - After Starbase stopped simulating a Super Heavy booster catch by slapping B14.1 with the chopsticks. Per Elon, "It’s basically just Karate Kid at scale!" Last night after testing, B14.1 was hooked up to the crane and removed from the OLM. Countdown to 144 (66- Falcon 9, 1 - Falcon Heavy, and 2 - Starship): > Launch 70! Friday, 28th of June, at 8:14 p.m. PT, Falcon 9 NROL-186 will launch from Space Launch Complex 4E (SLC-4E) at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California. NROL-186 is the second batch of satellites for the reconnaissance satellite constellation built by SpaceX and Northrop Grumman for the National Reconnaissance Office to provide imaging and other reconnaissance capabilities. The booster will land on drone ship Of Course I Still Love You in the Pacific Ocean. > Launch 71! Sunday, 30th of June, at 10:30 a.m. ET, Falcon 9 Starlink 8-9 will launch from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral, Florida. The booster will land on a drone ship in the Atlantic Ocean. __________ Enjoying the Update? Subscribe here to support: https://t.co/4zzjpkzBaB __________ ■ THE BORING COMPANY: - At Giga Texas the Prufrock-3 cutter head appears to be all that remains. Joe spotted more road sections on site to go inside the tunnel. Check out Joe's flyover in the sources section. ■ NEURALINK: N/A... ■ STARLINK: - On Wednesday, Sudan’s National Communication Authority (NCA) signed an agreement with SpaceX for a Satellite Landing Rights License and a Provisional Service License for Starlink across South Sudan. On hand was SpaceX Directors for Global Licensing Ryan Goodnight and Ben MacWilliams. The meeting also addressed Starlink smuggling. - Tawanda Gusha, CEO of the Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ), stated in an interview that airports are set to sign up for Starlink. Airports include Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, Victoria Falls International Airport, and Joshua Nkomo International Airport in Bulawayo. "We will ensure we embrace Starlink in our airports due to the speed that comes with that internet service provider. This will enable us to implement other platforms we have planned, such as self-service check-in and bag drop services." - Rwanda's Ministry of ICT stated they have partnered with the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change to pilot Starlink in 40 health centers across the country. This initiative is to support Rwanda's efforts to enhance internet access and digital infrastructure for the health sector. - Erik Estes, Operations Manager at ExxonMobil, "We added Starlink to some stranded locations. We ask our employees why they work safe, they consistently respond with, “so i can come home and enjoy my family”. We had over 100 men and women that couldn’t call home and talk to their families... Starlink improves your employees lives and that wins every time. Put people first, and recognize them when they reach their full potential!" Pics in the thread. ■ X: - Ladies of X brainstorming. Pic by X's Regina u/BeingXtra). - According to Linda Yaccarino (u/lindayaX), on X there are over 2 billion impressions for last night's Presidential debate. - X now has a money transmitter license in North Carolina. They now have licenses in 31 states. - X's Enrique (u/enriquebrgn) posted that Bookmark search is coming to iOS next week. ■ xAI: N/A... ■ ELON NEWS: - Happy birthday, Elon! __________ PLEASE REPOST and SPREAD the NEWS! Follow or Subscribe to the Creators mentioned. __________ This update can only keep going with the support of subscribers. You keep this running and give me encouragement to continue. Your contributions keep me writing and everyone informed. As a subscriber, you get the incredible X Article Version each day, random in-depth Weekend Articles, and are eligible to win Monthly Merch! So, if you enjoy the updates, and can afford $4/month, please click the link below and subscribe. https://t.co/4zzjpkzBaB Have a great day!

Elon Musk is setting out to understand the true nature of the universe with his newest company, xAI. The team will talk about the new venture on Friday, July 14, during a Twitter Spaces. Here's a breakdown of each team member and their contributions to artificial intelligence: Elon Musk Elon Musk, co-founder of groundbreaking companies like SpaceX and Tesla, has been instrumental in advancing the field of artificial intelligence, particularly through his contributions to OpenAI. His belief in the transformative potential of AI, coupled with his advocacy for ethical regulations, has fostered both technological innovation and the ongoing discourse around safe and responsible AI usage. Igor Babuschkin Igor Babuschkin, a distinguished AI researcher, holds an impressive portfolio of experience at leading tech companies like DeepMind and OpenAI. Handpicked by Elon Musk for his expertise, Babuschkin has been engaged in developing a rival chatbot to OpenAI's ChatGPT, which he sees as being trained to be "woke". Manuel Kroiss Manuel Kroiss, an accomplished software engineer, has leveraged his skills at tech giants such as Google and DeepMind, significantly contributing to advancements in reinforcement learning and artificial intelligence. Most recently, as co-author of the paper "Reverb: A Framework for Experience Replay," Kroiss helped introduce a highly efficient and customizable system for experience replay in reinforcement learning, furthering the state-of-the-art in the field. Yuhuai (Tony) Wu Yuhuai (Tony) Wu is an accomplished computer scientist and AI researcher, known for his work on automated mathematicians and formal reasoning at Google's N2Formal team and a stealth startup. His influential research, recognized with accolades at ICLR and coverage in outlets like the New York Times and Quanta Magazine, centers on developing machines capable of human-like reasoning, particularly in mathematics. Christian Szegedy Christian Szegedy is a highly accomplished research scientist with extensive expertise in deep learning, artificial intelligence, computer vision, video analysis, and formal reasoning, currently serving as a Staff Research Scientist at Google. His educational background includes a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from the University of Bonn, where he studied matching theory, graph coloring, and developed optimization algorithms to solve complex problems in electronic design automation (EDA). Jimmy Ba Jimmy Ba is an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto, where he leads research on the development of efficient learning algorithms for deep neural networks, with a focus on building general problem-solving machines that mirror human-like efficiency and adaptability. His extensive educational and research experience includes a PhD under the supervision of Geoffrey Hinton, and he holds positions as a CIFAR AI Chair and a recipient of the Facebook Graduate Fellowship 2016 in machine learning. Toby Pohlen Toby Pohlen, previously a Staff Research Engineer at Google DeepMind for over six years, has extensive experience in machine learning and reinforcement learning, including work on major projects like the AlphaStar League and Ape-X DQfD. With a stellar academic record at RWTH Aachen University, where he graduated at the top of his class in Computer Science, he has made significant contributions in areas such as computer vision, image processing, numerical analysis, and probability theory. Ross Nordeen Ross Nordeen, a technical program manager from Tesla who managed the influx of new hires and access requests at Twitter during Elon Musk's overhaul, is now part of xAI. He aims to help humanity pass the great filters, achieve a Type 1 status on the Kardashev scale, and launch von Neumann probes to explore the galaxy. Kyle Kosic Kyle Kosic, an accomplished full-stack site reliability engineer and data scientist, has a rich academic background in Machine Learning, Physics, and Applied Mathematics and a diverse professional experience spanning OpenAI, OnScale, Lucena Research, Wells Fargo, and IntegriChain. Known for his proficiency in a wide array of technical skills, including various programming languages, DevOps technologies, and AWS services, Kosic's work is marked by his passion for automation, scalability, distributed computing, and effective application of machine learning models in various domains. Greg Yang Greg Yang, honored with the Morgan Prize Honorable Mention in 2018, has spent over five years with Microsoft Research, where he made significant contributions, including the development of the theory of Tensor Programs and the practical scaling of neural networks. Known for his late-night eureka moments in Building 99, Yang, who joined Microsoft Research directly after undergraduate studies, expresses immense gratitude for the opportunities and growth experienced during his tenure at the company. Guodong Zhang Guodong Zhang, a highly distinguished researcher in machine learning and artificial intelligence, is based at the University of Toronto and the Vector Institute in Canada. Known for his focus on training, tuning, and aligning large language models, Zhang has made considerable contributions to the field, demonstrated through his extensive publication record. His impactful work ranges from optimization studies, such as 'Multi-agent Optimization or its Application', to deep learning research like 'Deep Learning without Shortcuts: Shaping the Kernel with Tailored Rectifiers', to Bayesian deep learning, with 'Differentiable Annealed Importance Sampling and the Perils of Gradient Noise'. Zhang's academic excellence has been recognized with several honors including the Apple PhD Fellowship in 2022 and the Borealis AI Fellowship in 2020, underlining his significant potential in the field of AI and machine learning. Zihang Dai Zihang Dai is a Research Scientist at Google, with academic degrees from Tsinghua University and Carnegie Mellon University, and prior research internships at Baidu USA and MILA at the University of Montreal. His notable contributions at Google include generalized language pretraining with XLNet and efficient language processing with Funnel-Transformer, with his research interests focusing on deep learning for natural language processing and energy-based generative adversarial networks.