Every business school textbook just became obsolete.
@OrnnExchange uses a Mac Studio that reads all their Slack, email, and meetings transcripts. Any employee just asks it questions instead of scheduling an infinite cycle of meetings.
This is one of many management tactics that didn't exist until this year and it's so dramatically better.
Fascinating to see the Rock Star 💫 treatment Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang receives in Asia compared to the rest of the world
Look at the mass amount of fans waiting to catch a glimpse of Jensen on his way to dinner in Seoul today 😳
#Nvidia $nvda
Science named the seemingly unstoppable growth of renewable energy worldwide as the 2025 Breakthrough of the Year.
Learn more about last year's #BOTY on #WorldEnvironmentDay: https://t.co/IlnLjTo45c
This past Wednesday's matchup between the @spurs & the @nyknicks was the most-watched #NBAFinals Game 1 since ‘18
🏀 16.93M avg. viewers
🏀 19.63M peak
🏀 Up 90% YoY
Details: https://t.co/kjD9TJvJk9
Days before a planned IPO that’s expected to raise record sums of cash, SpaceX has inked a deal with Google that will bring in $920 million a month by providing AI compute capacity to the search giant. https://t.co/6b3zDrGYQY
For the first time in 40 years, America celebrates a CRITICAL milestone in nuclear energy ⚡️
@AntaresNuclear’s advanced reactor is the first of multiple anticipated to go critical by the July 4th deadline set by @POTUS.
America’s nuclear renaissance is just getting started.
Out of this world: @edludlow explains the space-based challenges of orbital data centers, even as SpaceX wants to deploy 100 gigawatts of AI compute capacity in orbit https://t.co/M82NHK2Iu4
New Anthropic Science Blog: Making Claude a chemist.
To manipulate a molecule, chemists first need to understand its structure. Their main tool is NMR spectroscopy.
We found Opus 4.7 matches—and on some tasks beats—dedicated NMR software. Read more: https://t.co/1jUvz7wdhV
.@shaunmmaguire on what SpaceX employees are going to do with their new wealth from the SpaceX IPO:
“There’s this meme that wives of tech billionaires go on to do NGOs and fund bad causes—SpaceX will be the literal opposite.”
“These people are going to do the most amazing things with their money.”
“Most people that joined SpaceX over 15 years ago—they did it for the mission. Because they love space, and want to build rockets. They want to work with their hands and want to keep America competitive in the space industry.”
“It's self-selected. The people that were there early didn't think it would ever become this big of a company. They didn't do it to get rich. And they got rich very slowly, with very real skills and real experience of how much of the world is designed to take money and do bad things with it.”
“This group of people—we're going to see more beautiful travertine sculptures in cities, just for public art.”
“I think we're going to see a lot of physical whimsy out of the SpaceX crew.”
Mira Murati says frontier AI should be built like a tandem bike:
"Having humans in the loop doesn't quite describe it because it sounds like a checkpoint where we're signing off something, and then you're good to go."
"It's more like creating systems that are not just autonomously advancing and leaving civilization behind, but are more like a tandem bike."
"When you're going up a hill, maybe whoever is stronger is pedaling harder. But both hands are on the wheel. That's quite important because that's a different system. It's a system designed for collaboration."
"It will increase the level of agency that people have, and also it will help us steer the research direction towards creating outputs that are more value-aligned."
@miramurati at Bloomberg Tech live with @emilychangtv
JUST IN: $199 billion VanEck's Matthew Siegel on Bitcoin: "We think this will become a mainstream asset that will compete with other reserve settlement currencies" 🚀
Elon Musk explains memory demand is so high that Micron reached a $1T+ market cap.
The U.S. has no high-volume memory fabs today, and even planned capacity may fall short of future AI demand.
As companies like Anthropic and SpaceX file to go public, 2026 may turn out to be a year of mega IPOs.
Goldman Sachs CEO @DavidSolomon joins @TheStalwart and @tracyalloway on the Odd Lots podcast to discuss banking in the age of AI and why it's still "good for the US to have the biggest, most important companies in the world." Listen at https://t.co/RqFaugaTL4 or watch at https://t.co/fcjUvfje6d.