@jaisankar.org

Software generalist by profession. Tweet about technology and digital policy.

I value AI, but I dislike the hype. Co-host RM (@bangalorebits) Podcast

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I recently spoke with my co-host @asksubbu about #Openclaw for Reasoning Machine Podcast (@bangalorebits).

[Pranesh Prakash @pranesh]

If you're looking for a technical yet simple explanation of how modern LLMs work, I can highly recommend this post:

https://t.co/JvBGR9FI0n

#genAI #AI

[Brad Wilcox @BradWilcoxIFS]

"Men who prioritize fatherhood may lose some sleep, gain some extra weight & enjoy less free time, but they can also discover a richer life with greater meaning, purpose & connection. And when it comes to brain health and mental fitness, becoming a father is one of the best things you can do." https://t.co/ddL9y5Ncci

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@kingslyj @pranesh Rapid incremental updates happening in Physical AI will expose this theory (salesman) in 1-3 years.

[Demetri @AsiaLens]

SCOOP #NSA is using #Mythos to conduct offensive cyber operations. Anthropic engineers are embedded in the US intelligence agency.

(@CristinaCriddle & me @AsiaLens)

https://t.co/AU3411VmY3

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@koolhead17 My preference

[Ed Zitron @edzitron]

OpenAI is absolutely cooked. This is loser language. You can’t be four years into the bubble saying “yeah our customers have a huge issue with how expensive our business is.” You just raised $122 billion! You can’t say shit like this!

https://t.co/1uKEEpSS03

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Pay taxes, get lecturers

[Shann³ @shannholmberg]

https://t.co/lrJAYG5iEE

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@koolhead17 Not anymore.

[Arjun @arjunkocher]

DeepSeek infra papers are the biggest Open Source contributions of this century.

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GLP-1 magic -
https://t.co/Z3ay25xM4J

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@ShoaibDaniyal @Aakar__Patel What puzzles me is that the post-internet generation still has to travel to realize that the quality of life is better elsewhere.

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@swasrao Interestingly, even after more than 12 years of conflict, both sides still appear clueless.

[Dwarkesh Patel @dwarkesh_sp]

"The GPU has a lot of tiny, tiny TPUs tiled across the whole chip." @reinerpope on the architectural difference between the two dominant AI chip designs.

[Poonam Agarwal @poonamjourno]

‘I’m working in my own grave’: Workers in India are training robots that may replace them
https://t.co/yNj0z8LJpK

[Justine Moore @venturetwins]

Asking two agents in different harnesses to debug your code

(from andirockk on IG)

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Smart Man... Use technology in the products & Art you produce. Keep them at bay in personal life.

[60 Minutes @60Minutes]

Christopher Nolan admits he’s never used email or owned a smartphone.

[Daniel Jeffries @Dan_Jeffries1]

This proposal is beyond insane. It's evil. There is no other way to describe it.

This guy is talking about an international compute police regime.

Chip registries. Memory thresholds. Financial surveillance. Whistleblower programs. “Challenge inspections.” Monitoring clusters because someone, somewhere, might train a model without permission.

All because distributed training makes their favorite fantasy harder: a tiny cartel of governments and labs controlling who gets intelligence.

This is not “AI safety.”

This is the drug war for GPUs.

This is the Crypto Wars rebooted with slightly better branding and more deranged thinking.

The same people who spent years insisting they were just worried about “responsible development” are now openly sketching the architecture for global compute authoritarian control with jack boots checking your home GPU is just being used to play Witcher 4 but never training a model or you go to jail.

And the funniest part is that they still think they’re the good guys.

They see ordinary people getting access to powerful tools and their first instinct is not “how do we make this abundant, safe, and useful?” It is: how do we register it, monitor it, inspect it, cap it, and shut it down?

That is not liberal democracy.

That is not American.

That is priest-class authoritarianism calling itself governance.

The future of intelligence should not belong to a handful of terrified bureaucrats, doom cultists, and incumbent labs who discovered that “safety” is the perfect word for regulatory capture and who want enshrine a new East India Company as the blessed choice or who want to "shut it all down" because they spent too much time huffing glue while reading Dune and watching Terminator and thought it was real.

Open models. Open research. Open compute. Freedom first.

The people trying to turn GPUs into controlled substances should be laughed out of the room before they build the Ministry of Compute.

You can come get my GPUs from my cold dead hands, mofo!

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Grafana Labs admits all its codebase are belong to someone who popped its GitHub account

https://t.co/IPsnkmuDfX