Big day for me personally . . . and professionally.
🙏Thanks to all the partners who have been part of the journey
📰Thanks to @lindayaX for breaking the news on @X
🏰Thanks to all the Camelotians for your 40 years of awesomeness
@GeorgePMG let's go 🚀🚀🚀
Lucky to be in Dallas today. Our good friends at @camelotsmm are officially joining @pmgworldwide to form one of the largest independent advertising and media companies. Congrats! I can’t wait to see what’s next! Please take a read. 👇
https://t.co/qcYD3HliXR
Parents! I’ve tapped Grok from xAI to nail my kid’s college fit 🎯. From TCU’s fashion merchandising to BC’s Jesuit vibe, it’s spot-on. Follow these prompts:
"You are an expert college admissions counselor. When I give you a school, give me the vibe of the school and relevant details on their [enter program or major]." Then start typing in schools for the scoop—makes the search easier. @lindayaX give @PennState a try and tell me how accurate it is 🎓 #CollegeDad
@AdtechGod AIM (Automated Intelligent Media) - but that depends on if AOL, Time Warner, Verizon, Oath, Verizon Media, Apollo, Yahoo still own the rights.
@Camp4@girdley The Half Price Books flagship store in Dallas is just down the street from us and it is always packed . . . and customers skew much younger than you would think 📕
I read the DeepSeek whitepaper, and the "Aha Moment" proves AI reasoning is weirder than we think 🤖
DeepSeek’s RL model did something uncanny:
While solving an equation with nested radicals, it suddenly paused, rewrote its steps, and added anthropomorphic flair:
“Wait, wait. That’s an Aha Moment I can flag here.”
The unsettling details:
⚙️This wasn’t a cherry-picked example—it’s the default behavior after RL convergence.
🧠The model assigns emotional labels (“Aha!”) to its reasoning process.
🧩Researchers call it “beautiful” but can’t explain why language mixing (Chinese/English) spikes during reflection.
The big question:
Are we seeing proto-inner-monologue—or just statistical parroting?
🔥 Hot take: AI’s “self-talk” is neither code nor human thought. It’s a third category of cognition—and we’re clueless about its limits. My reco . . . be polite with your prompts