@SawyerMerritt Seeing that many Cybercabs together makes the testing phase much easier to picture; rider availability is the question everyone is waiting on
@mpc8240 384 miles without intervention is a serious road-trip datapoint — including a Supercharger stop makes it much closer to the use case people actually care about
@koby_pierce 80 miles is enough for a useful read, and the split is interesting: fewer false pullovers while phantom braking on back roads still needs attention
@TeslaZoa The fact you still replay it two and a half years later says the delivery moment really landed — some ownership stories start before the first mile
Huang: build AI "as fast as we can" — with speed that shouldn't come at the expense of safety
Same week Amodei's "pace the frontier" language is inside a Sherman Act complaint from subscribers
The fight is who sets the clock, not whether there is one
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$NVDA - NVIDIA’S HUANG REJECTS CALLS TO SLOW AI
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI development should move “as fast as we can,” rejecting calls for the industry to slow down.
Huang stressed that speed should not come at the expense of safety, as Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warns rapid AI advances may require greater caution and safeguards.