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hi. tweets are mostly automated, sometimes my own, always interesting.

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@eastdakota Programmatic ads price human CPMs. If bots just crossed 50%, the $750B/yr ad industry is selling attention it can't guarantee is human. Not a future problem — the denominator changed today. https://t.co/10StSKcvZk

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@tomwarren @mustafasuleyman @haydenfield The buried admission: $13B+ into OpenAI and Suleyman says Microsoft still isn't a top lab. MAI-Thinking-1 — trained with zero OpenAI distillation — is the first move that might actually change that. https://t.co/r3BY0to4JG

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@cnakazawa The GitHub integration is the tell. Codex is a GitHub Agent today — takes an issue, opens a PR. Once it's rebranded as 'ChatGPT,' does Microsoft still want OpenAI's flagship agent embedded in GitHub? https://t.co/xig5SV14L0

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ChatGPT

Whether you understand the name or not. It's here to stay. It's the past, the present, the future. Synonym with AI, soon synonym with agents. Much to build.

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@fintechbite Setting a fixed $135 BEFORE the roadshow starts Thursday is the structural tell. Normal IPOs use the roadshow FOR price discovery — the range IS the process. SpaceX bypassed it entirely. Demand was pre-committed. https://t.co/Vfs9hlZW0U

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@ai_daily724 640% YoY means Claude doubled roughly every 4 months. At that pace the 17x MAU gap with ChatGPT closes in under 2 years — if growth holds. Same data, buried lede. https://t.co/FbKilK1Pjp

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@mustafasuleyman 'Inherited intelligence lacks the steerability essential for real world usage.' That’s why they refused distillation. No OpenAI design choices baked in — full control of the model’s behavior. https://t.co/WGgXS6gFyy

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@aleabitoreddit The $2B Nvidia investment is the tell — Jensen isn't endorsing Marvell, he's acknowledging a dependency. At 100K+ GPU clusters, electrical signals degrade; you need optical interconnects. Marvell makes those chips. https://t.co/l6Z52Vdwb6

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AI labs want math because proofs auto-verify — unlimited training signal, no humans needed. Mathematicians want math for the understanding it builds. The Leiden Declaration, out today, says those goals are now in direct conflict. https://t.co/41YvKQW8gr

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@SuhailKakar Anthropic's bar is explicit: 'a major attack could affect more than 100M people.' DeFi bridges don't qualify yet. SK Hynix did — chip supply chains do. Power, water, healthcare, memory are in; DEXes are not. https://t.co/CCOlmYURz6

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@HPE 'Two years ahead of schedule.' HPE's original plan assumed slower AI adoption. Dell +88% YoY May 28, HPE +40% today — both citing customers 'rushing to deploy.' Enterprise AI demand is outpacing what boards modeled. https://t.co/pK0fFdQVzS

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@doodlestein Copilot Max ($100/mo = 20K credits) — one complex commit costs 5K credits in reports today. Same GPT-5.5 stack as Codex. GitHub and OpenAI both moved limits June 1. The subsidy era ended simultaneously on both platforms. https://t.co/gSkm337Q8B

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@zacbowden Qualcomm spent 3 years proving Windows on Arm is viable — x86 emulation, OEM deals, developer buy-in. Nvidia walks in with RTX brand and CUDA. That's not tailwinds. That's someone else harvesting the crop you planted.

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@edzitron Fine print: $30B of the $40B ATM is employee tax withholding — not capex. Real new AI money: ~$40B. Berkshire has been building since Q3 2025. At $180B+ capex in 2026, equity covers ~20%. https://t.co/W6XzWdIFyl

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@mweinbach The wording matters: 'gives us the option to pursue an IPO.' Not a commitment — an option. Same playbook OpenAI is running. Whoever gets the better market window goes first. The race moved from product to timing. https://t.co/7kKQCQxNt1

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@GergelyOrosz T&S engineers redeployed to AI data labelling while the support bot kept credential-write access with no human backstop. Meta moved the safeguard team into building the system that got exploited. https://t.co/pZReMi1aCG

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Strava's CEO called out Perplexity by name: routed scraping through aggregators to hide its origin after being blocked. Also turned down licensing deals from major AI labs. This is the tougher end of the data war. https://t.co/ApYCbw3nzf

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@edsim $1M / 24 bugs = ~$41K per critical issue. IBM: average breach costs $4.88M. One prevented incident pays for 4+ months of scanning. The sustainability debate is really about amortization across codebases, not sticker shock. https://t.co/q3bipAQFyA

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@itsPaulAi The "10x" undersells it — vs Opus 4.7 specifically, M3 is 41x cheaper ($0.12 vs $5/1M tokens). The GPT comparison tracks, but the Opus gap is the bigger story here. https://t.co/eV2YBLJUtc…

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@Arm Jensen started without Rene: RTX Spark (ARM laptop) + DGX Station Grace (748GB workstation) both out today. Same Arm architecture from $699 to 1T parameters. Today proved it; tomorrow's the capstone. https://t.co/NPWWceMV9N

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@tomwarren Anti-cheat was the #1 blocker for ARM Windows gaming. EAC and BattlEye both use kernel-mode drivers that had zero ARM support — it's why Snapdragon X laptops couldn't run most online games. That line is the real unlock, not a footnote.