Scientists just achieved a foundational physics advance that could unlock a new class of ultra-efficient solar cells, doubling efficiency limits from previously understood maximums, unleashing far lower costs per kWh, and less area needed per panel.
https://t.co/9B3YP5THFU
@DV652@VictorRenajlj In March, USA generated more electricity from renewable sources (solar, wind, etc) than it did via gas, the first time clean technology energy has surpassed fossil fuels for a full month nationally (Ember thinktank). And China is way outpacing us…it’s a national security issue!
@VictorRenajlj In March, USA generated more electricity from renewable sources (solar, wind, etc) than it did via gas, the first time clean technology energy has surpassed fossil fuels for a full month nationally (Ember thinktank). And China is way outpacing us…it’s a national security issue!
@CarolRi03563683@VictorRenajlj In March, USA generated more electricity from renewable sources (solar, wind, etc) than it did via gas, the first time clean technology energy has surpassed fossil fuels for a full month nationally (Ember thinktank). And China is way outpacing us…it’s a national security issue!
If you are at all interested in what’s going on with American electricity, how it relates to AI, and it’s importance to USA’s economic growth and innovation, read this article. We are on the brink of a national crisis. But it’s also highly solvable.
https://t.co/vUFJ5hzbMO
Jordi: I've seen some negativity around the Moltbook deal, with people saying, "Oh, this just shows that Zuck has no AI strategy." I totally disagree with that.
I look at it this way: bots have been a bug on social media, but we've also seen how they can become a feature. I think every social media executive should be planning for a future where bots are more of a feature than they’ve been in the past. If you're not thinking about that, you're not really being forward-looking.
A lot of people are going to hate bots as a feature, but I’d assume that in the future there will be millions, if not billions, of bots on all Meta properties. I'm sure some will be generated by nefarious actors, but others will be generated by the platform itself and built into the product experience.