SpaceX reportedly showed investors an early prototype of a handset-like AI device, per WSJ.
The device is said to be slimmer than an iPhone, run on a proprietary OS, integrate xAI technology, and use a Qualcomm $QCOM Snapdragon chipset.
SpaceX told investors the project is still early-stage, the design could change, and it is unclear whether the device will ever be produced.
@rgvrmdya@karlmehta So you think you can embed a company’s knowledge into a massive model without doing a long initial data prep step and then many rounds of evals and iteration? And without it costing a ton?
@Just1Nathann_ I like this approach better. You can will an optimistic opinion on anything. You can convince yourself you’re behind or that this is the best time of your life
@RhysKentish Real, but everyone clones you if your original app becomes successful. Which is fine, but means what’s really most important is your marketing chops
There’s this Buddhist dude who has this idea of building a “kindness reflex” where if you think of a kind thing to do, just do it. Like if you think of paying for your friend’s meal, just do it
I’m kind of a piece of shit at heart and this has helped me become a kind person
@JoannaStern Whoever runs Siri is definitely resting and vesting, they really bricked the biggest layup. Could’ve just thrown GPT voice into it 2 years ago and been done with it
AI still lacks anywhere near enough context for making good software design decisions. And if you don’t give it enough objective requirements, it’ll just make them up
E.g. I’m onboarding a model to a pipeline that runs offline and it’s trying to optimize for latency, idgaf about latency