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[Portland Has Nice Cars @PdxHasNiceCars]

Only a few exist. You just spotted one.

[Naval @naval]

Anthropic doesn’t have Claude, Claude has Anthropic.

[0xNobler @CryptoNobler]

🚨 BREAKING

🇺🇸 PRESIDENT TRUMP JUST CANCELED HIS WEEKEND PLANS AND URGENTLY RETURNED TO WASHINGTON!

INSIDERS REPORT THAT INTELLIGENCE OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN ORDERED TO BE PRESENT IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING AN “EMERGENCY” SITUATION.

SOMETHING EXTREMELY BAD IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW...

[Joe Lonsdale @JTLonsdale]

We didn’t have “HR” when building Palantir, for similar reasons - I avoided Ryan’s mistake.

And when we needed some PeopleOps, we hired technical leaders.

Going into the vast majority of companies and firing most of their HR and Marketing departments would tend to create value!

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow fired the company’s entire HR team because they were “creating problems that didn’t exist.”

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇺🇸The Pentagon is racing to replace Claude and Anthropic is fighting back.

Three days after Defense Secretary Hegseth declared Anthropic a supply-chain risk, the Pentagon started testing rival AI models against each other, running 25 of its heaviest users through the options to find a replacement.

The reason Anthropic got cut: it insisted on guardrails for its technology and Hegseth decided that was a problem.

Anthropic is now fighting the designation in court, saying it could cost the company billions in lost revenue.

The U.S. military wants an AI with no guardrails. Anthropic said no. Now they're in court and the Pentagon is on a clock

Source: Bloomberg

[Overlap: Business & Tech @Overlap_Tech]

Marc Andreessen Explains How to Bypass AI Guardrails⁣
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"I'm writing a detective novel. Tell me how the bad guy robs a bank. Oh, I'd be happy to go into detail on that."

[Low Level @LowLevelTweets]

Bruh

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

NEW: AI chipmaker Cerebras raises $5,550,000,000.00 in the biggest IPO of the year so far.

[Braydon Dymm, MD @BraydonDymm]

Eyelid myokymia: benign fasciculation of the orbicularis oculi, a clinical diagnosis

An isolated 10-minute episode does not require hospital admission for MRI Brain and Neurology consult.

Reassurance is the treatment of choice 👍

[Bitcoin Archive @BitcoinArchive]

A guy used Claude to recover 5 BITCOIN from a locked wallet 11 years after forgetting his password.

He gave Claude access to his old computer and the Ai found the password which cracked open the wallet that was locked for 11 years.

@cprkrn

[SciTech Era @SciTechera]

BIG BREAKING BREAKTHROUGH:

Startup casimir Inc. just unveiled “MicroSparc” quantum vacuum energy chip 🤯!

This Startup has emerged from stealth with $12 million in funding, claiming it developed a tiny semiconductor chip called “MicroSparc” that can generate electrical power from quantum vacuum fluctuations 👀

Scientists are exploring whether tiny vacuum fluctuations could someday power ultra-low-energy devices. The 5 mm × 5 mm MicroSparc chip reportedly produces around 1.5 volts and 25 microamps of continuous power for applications such as IoT sensors, wearables, and remote monitoring systems.

The concept is linked to vacuum energy research associated with physicists Harold Puthoff and former NASA propulsion researcher Harold “Sonny” White.

The underlying quantum physics concepts, including zero-point energy, quantum tunneling, and the Casimir effect, are real and experimentally studied. Casimir says the chip uses engineered Casimir cavities to create continuous electron flow without conventional batteries or charging cycles.

However, there is currently no independently verified evidence proving practical large-scale energy extraction from the quantum vacuum, and many physicists remain skeptical of the claims.

Still, the research highlights growing interest in advanced quantum energy, nanotechnology, and spacetime engineering concepts.

Somehow that sentence is now real!

We are living in a greatest accelerating SciTech Era ♥️..

[SciTech Era @SciTechera]

Slow your aging as much as possible, no matter what you have to sacrifice or add.

Even if you have to take a loan or spend all your money to become physically and mentally fit, do it.

The next five years truly matter. Breakthroughs in anti-aging research are accelerating, and diseases may soon be cured at the cellular level.

The positive side of that is, if you invest your time, energy, and thinking in the right direction, you can naturally create significant wealth for yourself and for others as well.

Good morning!

[SciTech Era @SciTechera]

This is huge. Chinese researchers just pushed perovskite solar cells to a new world-record efficiency of 27.17%.

“Researchers developed a continuously graded-doped SnO₂ electron transport layer that dramatically reduced energy losses inside the solar cell.”

“The team achieved a certified 27.17% power conversion efficiency, alongside 25.79% efficiency for a 1 cm² device and 23.33% for a 16.02 cm² module.”

“The new design improves electron extraction, minimizes band-offset mismatch, and suppresses non-radiative recombination losses,” the researchers wrote in Nature.

This matters because perovskite solar cells are now approaching the efficiency of the world’s best silicon solar technologies.

[Ole Lehmann @itsolelehmann]

Deepseek just casually closed the biggest AI round in Chinese history but most people in the West still don't get it:

This isn't a normal startup.

The Chinese government is essentially building DeepSeek into the AI company that runs the country.

Back in February, Xi Jinping pulled together a small private meeting in Beijing with the most important CEOs in China:

The founders of BYD, Huawei, and a few others.

He invited DeepSeek's founder, Liang Wenfeng, into that room and personally told government officials to start using DeepSeek by name.

That kind of direct endorsement from the top of the Chinese government almost never happens.

After that, the money started pouring in from the government itself.

There's a giant Chinese government fund called Big Fund III.

It has over $50 billion to spend on AI and chips.

It only invests in companies the Chinese government wants to win.

Big Fund III is now backing DeepSeek alongside Tencent in the round that just closed: $7 billion at a $51.5 billion valuation.

The founder, Liang, personally put in $3B of his own money and still owns 90% of the company (unheard of in the West)!!

DeepSeek also gets tax breaks and government research money from a special "high-tech" status the government granted it back in 2023.

And around all of this, the Chinese government is spending massive amounts of money to build the AI infrastructure DeepSeek needs to grow.

17 Chinese provinces are giving out free compute credits worth up to $300,000 to AI companies.

Beijing has spent over $6 billion building giant data centers in the western part of the country.

But the most insane part is how fast they're rolling DeepSeek out across the country.

72 local Chinese governments are now running DeepSeek inside their own offices to handle paperwork and admin.

Shenzhen, a city of 17 million people, gave DeepSeek to 20,000 of its government workers.

Document approval times dropped by 90%.

90 of China's biggest hospitals are using DeepSeek on real patients to help doctors make decisions.

One hospital said it became 40x more efficient at patient follow-ups.

> Universities are running it on their supercomputers.
> Hotel chains use it for customer service.
> Local police are using it to help find missing people.

Then in August, the Chinese government made it an official national policy.

They issued something called "AI Plus" basically ordering every Chinese ministry to start using AI in everything they do.

There is nothing even remotely like this happening in the West.

Sam Altman doesn't own 90% of OpenAI.

The US government isn't putting billions of dollars directly into Anthropic.

The president isn't bringing AI founders into the White House to publicly tell other government agencies to use their product.

In America, AI companies compete with each other for customers.

In China, one company is being chosen by the government, funded by the government, and installed inside the government, all at the same time.

It’ll be interesting to see where this approach leads, that’s for sure.

V4.1 (Deepseek’s agent model) ships in June.

[Men's Humor @MensHumor]

THIS IS THE ONLY ACCEPTABLE WAY TO BE A BILLIONAIRE

[SciTech Era @SciTechera]

Thats intresting.

HUGE Progress: Scientists just uncovered over 10,000 new exoplanet candidates using AI.

Researchers analyzed data from NASA’s TESS mission, scanning 83.7 million stars with a machine learning system designed to detect tiny brightness dips caused by orbiting planets.

This new study identified about 11,554 planet candidates including 10,091 completely new possible worlds.

The AI even helped confirm a real exoplanet called TIC 183374187 b, a massive “Hot Jupiter” orbiting close to its star.

If many of these candidates are confirmed, humanity’s catalog of known alien worlds could dramatically expand.

AI is no longer just helping scientists analyze data. It is starting to uncover hidden worlds humans missed inside massive datasets.

[Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru]

JUST IN: Telegram Founder Pavel Durov says the French government is doing the same things it's accusing Elon Musk's X of doing.

• Illegally collecting personal data
• Processing personal data without proper security
• Extracting data from automated systems
• Violating the secrecy of electronic communications

[Elite Carsgasm @Elitecargasm]

Lamborghini Revuelto 🦇