Everyone's talking about going public.
We mean Outclank: AI agents already doing real work inside companies, now out in the open. Still not an IPO.
https://t.co/ITm1pQ7kRp
Today we’ve raised $52M Seed and we are announcing the public launch of S2.1 Pro.
>It can clone a voice from 5 seconds of audio
>2x faster than Cartesia & 1/6th the cost of Eleven Labs
>most expressive model with word level control over emotion, intonation, pacing etc
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Maybe it’s the Gen-Z in me, but i fully don’t care about privacy. I am post-privacy. I am giving OpenAI access to all of my finances, all of my health data, everything, I don’t care anymore
@StrankaStraza Ker v datacentrih dela enormna količina ljudi? Aha, zato da bodo vedra z elektriko nosili ali kaj?
AI compute je prihodnost ravno zato, ker omogoča ustvarjanje vrednosti brez povečevanja števila zaposlenih. Država lahko z njim skalira svoj output prek omejitev števila ljudi.
This is absolutely correct.
Russians weren’t primitive. They had Mendeleev, Chebyshev, Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky before the revolution.
That is the tragedy of communism. A growing society got first mired in war and then captured by communists. Bolsheviks seized Russian farms, destroyed functioning markets, and ruined what had previously been an ascending civilization.
There’s an alternate reality where Russian cosmists — essentially the techno-optimists of Russia — lead the country rather than the Bolsheviks. It would have been a very different century.
But that descent into primitivism was the tragedy of the thing. If you’d talked to a Russian engineer or noble in 1913, and asked them whether they’d die in a gulag a decade later, they’d have laughed.
Then it happened. Communism didn’t advance Russia, it bankrupted it.
"ThE pOwEr OuTaGe In SpAiN, pOrTuGaL aNd FrAnCe WaS cAuSeD bY sOlAr FlArEs AnD tHe WeAkEnEd EaRtH's MaGnEtIc FiEld!!!".
Meanwhile on the Sun and in the Earth's magnetic field (what's next - solar micronova, cryptoflares and cryptostorms? They are there because folks on YT said so):
I have a 100% trade deficit with the lady that irons my suits.
She offers something way more efficiently and at a much better price than I can do myself.
And in exchange, I spend the time I would otherwise be wasting on pressing my suits offering financial services at 1,000x the hourly GDP rate as I paid her to afford me this time.
Am I getting ripped off by her?
Should I start steaming my own suits instead of offering financial services?
Would that make me better off?
Would I be richer because of it?
Look at this.
They are restoring a single parameter to 20th century levels in the hope of restoring the 20th century.
But it doesn’t work like that. IBM can set their prices to 1945 levels without recovering the dominance of 1945.
Tariffs aren’t time machines.