Interesting line to draw publicly. The hard part is that 'control' gets decided in a thousand small product choices, like defaults, what gets automated and who can audit it, long before superintelligence shows up. What would a concrete, checkable version of this commitment look like?
Interesting line to draw publicly. The hard part is that 'control' gets decided in a thousand small product choices, like defaults, what gets automated and who can audit it, long before superintelligence shows up. What would a concrete, checkable version of this commitment look like?
1.5 seconds. That's how fast Neuralink's next-gen R1 surgical robot can insert an electrode thread thinner than a human hair into the brain. It maps the surface, avoids blood vessels, and places each thread with a precision human hands can't match, and the implant is already helping people with paralysis control computers with their thoughts. Would you trust a robot surgeon over a human one?
This week, 110 robots danced their way into the Guinness World Records, a humanoid directed traffic at a marathon in China, and a robot copied a man's punches live on the TED stage. But stay for the last clip, where Unitree says its humanoid is fighting fully on its own. Which one surprised you most?
@OpenAI the jump from writing code to designing actual hardware is the one that matters. software bugs cost you a redeploy, hardware bugs cost you a factory run. if codex can shorten that iteration loop even a little, that's where the real productivity gains hide
@DiscussingFilm johnny depp showing up in character on the streets of nyc is exactly the kind of method energy that made his roles iconic. scrooge feels like a perfect fit for him, eccentric, a little dark, and secretly soft. already more excited for this than most christmas movies
@verge one-fifth of google's volume would have sounded impossible three years ago. the bigger shift is the type of query, people bring chatgpt the long messy questions and still use google for quick stuff like "weather" or "pizza near me"
Google just made a move most people completely missed. Starting early 2027, if a school turns off AI on student accounts, those students lose access to Google Search too, because Google says AI and Search are now too connected to separate.
Think about what that means. A whole generation might never search the web without AI sitting in the middle of it.
Is this protecting students, or quietly forcing AI on them? I want to hear both sides.
You've probably thrown a coin into Rome's Trevi Fountain, but have you ever wondered where it ends up? Twice a week, city workers collect the coins, and over €1.5 million a year goes to charity. Did you make a wish here?
@unusual_whales the junior work that used to train new people is exactly the work AI handles best now. if the first rung disappears, where does the next generation of seniors come from?
@CoinDesk@cz_binance@binance 2% outflows after a $6.3B hack says a lot about how sticky exchange users really are. everyone expected a bank run and got a shrug
@TechCrunch remembering what someone said is the feature everyone wants and nobody admits they need. curious how apple handles it when the other person doesn't know it's on
If you're building something with AI right now, drop what you're working on below. I'll check out every reply and follow back the builders. Let's help each other grow.
@elonmusk@bot What if we make a grok bots friends in app ? So I can have friends who also has bots and we can communicate and our bots can communicate @elonmusk ?