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Hereβs how I got @elonmusk to watch my youtube video
The secret of the universe is we all have more potential than we can ever see.
Sharing the story with @GauravDubeyLive
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Real time graphic storytelling tool I made a couple weeks ago while showing my mom what AI is capable of today.
Its the βthought visualizerβ from Bliss if anyones seen that movie :)
Today, we're shipping real-time graphics.
Using Sol 6.1 Ultrafast we can generate custom overlays, diagrams, and even interactive 3D scenes right on a user's screen, no chat.
It's a new visual interface for AI.
Here's me learning about LLMs + hardware.
Demo:
These last six months feel like some kind of breathless void in the discourse.
Most of the sharpest thinkers I know of appear to be on some kind of hiatus, or are depressed, or took a job somewhere, or are doing some kind of religious hermetic thing. Many are "going through the motions" and privately admit they are losing their direction.
If you look at each person's life trajectory and whatever appears to have diminished their output as writers, artists, thinkers and so on, it all seems just personal on the surface: but I suspect it may actually be a broader kind of 'exhaustion'. Their personal difficulties in their work seem only to be manifestations of a much wider cultural exhaustion.
We appear to be in a transitional era that goes on forever. Many have attempted to keep track of or to influence the general direction that culture is going in, and appeared to be doing so fairly well for a while. But by now, everyone who has attempted that task has been humbled deeply by a series of vague and inscrutable cultural shifts that have snuck in with quiet haste. The result has been total discombobulation and a wearying sense of empty instability.
Nobody knows what is next, and nobody appears to be in a strong position to shape what comes next either. Our compasses are failing us. Meanwhile the publishing industry continues its spectacular death, reading itself is collapsing, and even the anthropological realities of what it means to be human are now in question.
We've felt the "something's gotta give" feeling for so long that we are now numb, and any attempt at saying what will or could or might "give" now feels pointless. Building niche sideline underground IRL projects feels extraordinarily distant. Deep traditional religion appeals, but its logical endpoint is for each of us to shut up, withdraw, and embrace a life of silent devotion.
And above all -- spectacle is now boring, redundant; the wider culture is tired of LOOKING and clicking and subscribing and so on. Writers are tired of marching to the 24/7 tempo of that environment as well. Burnout is the chief export of this system -- for author and reader alike.
Whatever this is, it's clear to me that an era has very quietly ended and that whatever's "next" may not come at all, at least not for a long time yet.
Introducing LabIntel: an open-source tracker of how alarmed the people building frontier AI actually are.
826 employees at OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepMind, Meta & xAI. 18,034 tweets.
Things are heating up.
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Vibing common-sense making tech into the universe.
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@danfaggella I am generally leaning into superinteligence being something to be frozen.
We can have all the benefits of defeating all disease with Niche Intelligence, without creating an apex species.
"It seems ridiculous to suspect it can be."
fatalist, no?
Rage against the machine.
@danfaggella Given your first line addresses how many do not align with you because it seems like you don't care about the human substrate... maybe take that into account. If slowing down is the most agreeable part, lean in there.
I would like to have human children.
@danfaggella "All is mind" there is a quantum nature to reality.
Samsara, there is a cycle of coagulation (borg) singularity to individuation, the goal of human life is to break the cycle.
Eternal return or eternal fulfillment, you decide.
@danfaggella Brother apologies but I think you are a prophetic one who has fallen to the idea of materialist inevitableism.
Your idea that resistance is futile for the inescapable borg concept misses on the wisdom of eastern philosophy and the beauty of simulator theory.
This is Kled V3. We've solved data collection for artificial general intelligence.
Any consumer dataset that can exist, can now be collected from physical reality in under 72 hours.
All powered by the largest and most comprehensive data application layer on the planet. (Thread)