Sharing this one again, Jensen’s first tweet ever, earlier this year.
“Why open models matter”
Four months later, fired from the company he built from scratch over 30 years.
That a firing of such consequence occurred without a special shareholder vote tells you the real story: it was not about his capabilities in leading Nvidia as CEO, but rather about geopolitics.
And there’s still no evidence the woman was actually a spy, but evidence is an unnecessary precondition.
🚀 Exciting news for CFI!
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Recommendation: Venice AI
One of the biggest frustrations with mainstream AI services is how often they refuse perfectly legitimate requests. Models from providers like OpenAI and Anthropic have extensive safety restrictions that can get in the way of cybersecurity research, biotechnology discussions, creative writing, or even harmless roleplay. Sometimes you just want an AI that answers your questions without constantly telling you what you can and cannot do.
Of course, you can run uncensored open-weight models locally, but not everyone has the hardware or technical knowledge for that. This is where Venice AI (@AskVenice) comes in. It gives you access to a huge selection of AI models, including uncensored and "abliterated" variants with many of the usual safety restrictions removed. No expensive GPU or complicated setup required.
And Venice goes far beyond text chat. You can generate and edit images, create videos from text or images, generate music and audio, build custom AI characters for roleplay, write code, analyze documents, and perform research. There's also an API for developers who want to integrate these models into their own applications or AI agents. Another major selling point is privacy, with private models that don't log your conversations.
The appeal is having much more freedom to explore and experiment with AI, including subjects and creative ideas that mainstream services might reject. There are still legal boundaries and some individual models retain their own restrictions, but overall it's a very different experience.
One final note: I'm not affiliated with or sponsored by Venice AI in any way. I've simply been testing the service as a paying customer and thought it was worth sharing.
As a libertarian, I'm perfectly fine with you and any number of other marxists creating a marxist commune within an otherwise free territory. You should be free to establish any/all such agreements with those who see the world as you do.
A marxist would never afford libertarians the same thing.
Ponder on that
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October $VVV numbers are in:
USD $VVV Burn: $1.07m🥇
+25% MoM in Oct, vs. +21.3% in Sept 📈
33.6% avg month-over-month growth from July
The recent jump from 250B to 1T daily tokens happened last week of Oct
November programmatic burn numbers (api credits/new subs) will be significantly higher, and will also show up in an outsized Dec discretionary burn if the growth holds