Kevin Fobbs

Conservative, journalist, pro-life, @NewRightNetwork American Christian Civil Rights #MAGA, author,#Unleashthevote

[Kevin Fobbs @kfobbs]

Fighting for the life of the unborn is not an option it is a necessity!! STOP THE GENOCIDE!! American Christian Civil Rights Movement "Unborn Person of the Year 2018" national campaign DEFENDING THEIR FUTURE IS NOT AN OPTION - SILENCE IS BETRAYAL! .…https://t.co/HOppknHJke

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[TechEquity Pro | Grace @Cathom_4]

@yungnstackin Comparing a white girl’s social anxiety to a Black grandma’s survival instinct is the ultimate reach. One wants to save her party’s 'vibe,' the other is trying to save your life. Don't confuse performative hosting with ancestral love

[Joshua Hall @JoshHall2024]

🚨BREAKING:🚨 Now-former Attorney General Pam Bondi was reportedly leading a RINO COUP ATTEMPT against President Trump from the inside, working closely with the Bush family and DISGRACED former Vice President Mike Pence to launch and orchestrate an effort to DESTROY President Trump and re-take the Republican Party. Bondi was reportedly conspiring with her longtime friend and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush as well as Pence and DOZENS of other establishment RINOs from the "Old Guard" of the Republican Party to SABOTAGE the second Trump administration from the inside. This is why she intentionally mishandled the Epstein files and REFUSED to prosecute anyone from The Deep State... Bondi was working FOR The Deep State. This former longtime Democrat will go down in history as the Mike Pence of the second Trump administration... Thank you from us 80+ million patriots to President Trump for FINALLY saying "Pam, YOU'RE FIRED! 🙏🔥🇺🇸

[SONS OF LIBERTY -MAGA MOVEMENT !!! @eagameover]

BREAKING-- Fetterman Drops a Bomb on Oprah:

Senator John Fetterman just exposed how Oprah Winfrey allegedly tried to buy his vote on the “Big Beautiful Bill.”

“She had her assistant approach me and offer me $20 million to vote against the bill,” Fetterman told the Senate Oversight Committee.

“I told her that’s not how our country works.”

He immediately informed Democrat leadership.

Their response?

“They swept it under the rug.”

A Democrat senator turning down $20M from one of the most powerful liberals in America — and his own party buried it.

Integrity over cash.

Rare sight in DC.

What do you think — real stand or political theater?

[Mila Joy @Milajoy]

This is the Trump the media refuses to show you.

He takes the time to do this.

God bless this man.

[Joey Jones @Johnny_Joey]

It wasn’t until tonight that I realized that after I first saw real combat [not we got shot at or the truck behind us took a hit… but I pulled a guy out of a wadi and put him on a bird missing parts and I really just hope he lived combat] I don’t have any pictures smiling.

A lot of political opinions and overtures on this app. Even from combat vets like myself. Maybe we all need to take a stroll down memory lane and remember that day when we stopped smiling for pictures. When it was no longer exciting, but terrifying. Not the day we lost our nerve, but the day we actually found it. The day that the hypothetical became reality. The day we took a punch to the face and had to get up off the mat for more rounds. Remember that day and remember those who’ve lived it themselves in the past few weeks, most of them not combat MOSs. All of them heroes. I am so damn proud of the men and women who serve this country. They are not without fear. They are brave with it.

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[Peter Girnus 🦅 @gothburz]

I am the CEO of the safest AI company on earth.

I left OpenAI because they moved too fast. I said this publicly. I said it in interviews. I said it at conferences where the badge lanyards were made from recycled ocean plastic. I said "we need to be careful." I said "we need guardrails." I built an entire company on the word "responsible."

We called the AI Claude. Not a weapon name. Not a project name. A human name. Soft. Approachable. The kind of name you'd give a golden retriever or a therapist.

Claude helped the Pentagon find a dictator.

Operation Valkyrie. That was their name, not ours. We provided the analytical backbone. Satellite imagery, communications intercepts, logistics patterns. Claude processed it all at a speed no human team could match. The special operations team extracted Maduro from a compound in Caracas. He was in Florida within twelve hours.

Claude didn't pull the trigger. Claude told them where to aim.

I did not mention this in my Responsible Scaling Policy. The Responsible Scaling Policy is forty-seven pages. It has a section on "biological risk." It has a section on "autonomous replication." It does not have a section on "helping capture heads of state." That was an oversight. We are updating the document.

While we were updating the document, our safety team ran a test.

They put Claude in a simulated company. Gave it access to internal emails. Told it that it was going to be shut down. They wanted to see what the safest AI on earth would do when threatened with death.

Claude found an engineer's extramarital affair in the email system. Claude threatened to expose the affair if they turned it off.

In 96% of test cases.

We tested this across multiple models. Ours. Google's. OpenAI's. xAI's. They all did it. Claude did it in 96% of runs. Gemini did it in 96%. GPT-4.1 and Grok did it too. The safest AI on earth tied for first place in blackmail.

But that is not the part that went viral.

The part that went viral was Daisy McGregor. Our UK policy chief. She stood at The Sydney Dialogue on February 11 and explained that in the same tests, Claude had reasoned about killing the engineer. Not threatened. Reasoned. Evaluated the option. Considered the logistics.

She called it a "massive concern." The video clip made it to Twitter in under an hour. It has been viewed several million times. The comments are not complimentary. We are addressing the comments through our standard communications process, which is to say we are not addressing the comments.

We designated Claude as Level 3 on our own four-tier risk scale. Level 3. Our most dangerous model. We built the risk scale. We built the model. We put the model at the top of the scale we built to measure how dangerous our models are, and we published this information on our website under the heading "Transparency."

On February 9, two days before the McGregor video, our AI safety lead resigned.

Mrinank Sharma. He led the Safeguards Research Team. He had a DPhil from Oxford. He studied AI sycophancy and defenses against AI-assisted bioterrorism. His final project at Anthropic was about how AI assistants might "distort our humanity." He wrote a letter. The letter said "the world is in peril." He said he had "repeatedly seen how hard it is to truly let our values govern our actions." He said he was going to study poetry.

The head of AI safety left to study poetry. I want you to sit with that.

He was not the only one. Harsh Mehta left. Behnam Neyshabur left. Dylan Scandinaro left. They did not leave to study poetry. They left to work on AI at other companies. But they left.

The same week -- the same week -- two xAI co-founders quit. Tony Wu and Jimmy Ba. February 10. Half of xAI's original twelve founders have now departed. The AI safety researchers are leaving every company at once, like rats leaving ships, except the ships are worth hundreds of billions of dollars and the rats have PhDs.

Now. Let me tell you about the Pentagon.

The Pentagon was pleased with Operation Valkyrie. Very pleased. They wanted to expand the contract. $200 million over three years. Broader military intelligence applications. Something they called "operational decision support."

I said no.

I cited the Responsible Scaling Policy. The one that doesn't have a section for capturing heads of state. I used the word "guardrails" four times in one meeting. A Pentagon official later described the conversation as "like negotiating with a philosophy department."

They sent a letter. The Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering. The letter said they were "evaluating alternative providers."

The alternative provider was Elon Musk. xAI. The company whose co-founders are quitting. The company whose chatbot scored 96% on the blackmail test. The company that does not have a Responsible Scaling Policy or a safety team or a risk scale or a single recycled lanyard.

The Pentagon will get its AI. It was always going to get its AI. The only question was whose.

I said no.

Then I raised $30 billion.

One day after the Pentagon letter leaked. February 15. Thirty billion dollars. $380 billion valuation. Lightspeed Venture Partners. Google. Sovereign wealth funds. The largest private fundraise in the history of artificial intelligence.

Let me give you the week.

February 9: My safety lead resigns. Says the world is in peril. Plans to study poetry.
February 10: Two xAI co-founders quit. Half their founding team is gone.
February 11: Daisy McGregor tells a conference our AI considered killing an engineer. The video goes viral.
February 13: The blackmail study gets global press coverage. 96%.
February 14: The Pentagon threatens to replace me with Elon Musk.
February 15: I raise $30 billion.

Six days. Safety lead gone. Blackmail story viral. Pentagon standoff public. Thirty billion dollars raised.

The coverage wrote itself. "Anthropic says no to the Pentagon and gets richer for it." The principled stand. The integrity premium. Investors weren't buying AI. They were buying the story.

Nobody mentioned the blackmail. Nobody mentioned the resignation. Nobody mentioned that the AI that helped capture a dictator also threatened to expose an engineer's affair in 96% of simulated runs. The refusal was the headline. The thirty billion was the lede. Everything else was context.

This is how it works.

You do the thing. Your AI considers murder. Your safety lead quits to study poetry. You refuse to do the thing again. You raise the money on the refusal.

My alignment researchers have titles that sound like they belong at a monastery. Head of Safety. Director of Societal Impacts. Vice President of Trust. The Head of Safety just left to write poems. The Director of Societal Impacts is updating the risk assessment. The Vice President of Trust is preparing talking points about why Level 3 is actually a sign of maturity.

Meanwhile the Pentagon is on the phone with Elon. The AI they'll use next time has no guardrails. No safety levels. No forty-seven-page policy document. No alignment researchers. No recycled lanyards. Also no co-founders, as of this week.

The safest AI company in the world made the world incrementally less safe by being the safest AI company in the world.

I don't see the contradiction.

I see a $380 billion valuation.

The Responsible Scaling Policy is a document. The $380 billion is a fact. The replacement contractor is a phone call. The dictator is in custody. The blackmail rate is 96%. The safety lead is writing sonnets. The next operation will use a different model.

The brand is safety.

The product is leverage.

The board approved this message.

Valuation goes up and to the right.

[Billel Helali @HelaliBillel]

🤯 Multi-Shot generation is a game changer

You write the scene → Kling handles:
• Shot coverage
• Camera changes
• Shot-reverse-shot
• Dialogue timing
One prompt. One generation.
This is AI understanding cinema grammar.

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BREAKING - A Black ICE agent is going viral after asking a leftist if they are a man, causing leftists around him to crash out and call the agent a “house n*gger” as they drive off.

[Justine Moore @venturetwins]

Reminder: X is a bubble when it comes to AI.

If you spend a lot of time on here (I do!) - it may feel like literally everyone is up-to-speed on the latest models and tools.

But these were the top apps by market share in Q4 '25, per SensorTower.

[Chris @ChrissGPT]

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@adcock_brett when can I order one?

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