Freeman Noryve @_mutaga

@bennytay07 @MidcenturyAI @antiochrobotics @axisrobotics @theworldlabs @amilabs @DecartAI @odysseyml Depends on what you mean by simulation. I consider everyone on this list except Midcentury and Antioch a "synth generation" company instead of a sim one.

@jasonhehehe @maxbodach @JoinFAI Classic Jason.

@tom2009_ tribes.thefai.org Post yours

Fun quiz, p accurate

@CKalitin Been reading the Sam Altman biography recently. Loopt failed but Sam and most of the executive team built networks and skills that allowed them to later conquer the valley. if startups are not failing, people are not taking on enough risk. Conquer the world, young man

@CKalitin Can you expand on your scope for startup failure? Is it "failed to get to $1B" or "died" or maybe something else. Asking because I disagree with this premise vehemently. As a young person, it is your responsibility to take on maximum risk and absorb capabilities in the process

@CKalitin @DarayuthH doing + getting mentorship is the name of the game. Action produces information and people are very willing to help when they can tell you are serious about winning. A lot of running a startup/doing anything hard is dealing with long-tail problems no one has clear answers for.

@menhguin @chrislakin This also depends on how much you earn + effective tax rate IMO. Just the cost of housing in the bay makes 40%+ saving rate a stretch for most people(incl. those in tech)

@khosilmurod GOAT on X, finally

La marche vers l'excellence continue!

Iris News @IrisNews_

9 months ago

🟢🧠| Le club @GeniesBurundi a un nouveau leader. À l’issue de l’assemblée générale de ce samedi 17 janvier 2026, le pétillant @kaganwa_musore succède au vétéran Dr @FNZIZA, après une décennie de services. ✍️ Un moment de mue assumée : la jeunesse prend le relais des aînés pour

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There is no bubble btw

if i were like, a sports star or an artist or something, and just really cared about doing a great job at my thing, and was up at 5 am practicing free throws or whatever, that would seem pretty normal right? the first part of openai was unbelievably fun; we did what i believe is the most important scientific work of this generation or possibly a much greater time period than that. this current part is less fun but still rewarding. it is extremely painful as you say and often tempting to nope out on any given day, but the chance to really "make a dent in the universe" is more than worth it; most people don't get that chance to such an extent, and i am very grateful. i genuinely believe the work we are doing will be a transformatively positive thing, and if we didn't exist, the world would have gone in a slightly different and probably worse direction. (working hard was always an extremely easy trade until i had a kid, and now an extremely hard trade.) i do wish i had taken equity a long time ago and i think it would have led to far fewer conspiracy theories; people seem very able to understand "ok that dude is doing it because he wants more money" but less so "he just thinks technology is cool and he likes having some ability to influence the evolution of technology and society". it was a crazy tone-deaf thing to try to make the point "i already have enough money". i believe that AGI will be the most important technology humanity has yet built, i am very grateful to get to play an important role in that and work with such great colleagues, and i like having an interesting life.

We are about to witness a Renaissance of sorts. We won’t be able to keep up with innovation and progress!

@nijfranck Can't believe I was born in this age 🚀

@kaganwa_musore @aux_paillettes

Buy the K-bot; get into debt if u have to

K-Scale Labs @kscalelabs

a year ago

Wow, incredible to pass $1M in orders since launch on July 1st! We launched K-Bot to give the world an open-source humanoid robot anyone can own. Thank you to everyone who ordered! The Humanoids revolution just got started 🚀🚀🚀

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‘84 Los Angeles Olympics aesthetic >>

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I generally like Anthropic: but the more they paint a dystopian future where AI “manages” people (“AI middle-managers”) the more I am starting to think they are losing their marbles. LLMs is a tool humans should use. The tail should not wag the dog; Anthropic should know better

Anthropic @AnthropicAI

a year ago

Nevertheless, we still think it won’t be long until we see AI middle-managers. This version of Claude had no real training to run a shop; nor did it have access to tools that would’ve helped it keep on top of its sales. With those, it would likely have performed far better.

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Neuralink today unveiled its next-generation surgical robot. It's able to insert threads into the brain in 1.5 seconds vs 17 seconds in their previous gen surgical robot. This new surgical robot is also now compatible with 99% of the global human population. They've also increased the depth the needle can insert threads and can reach more than 50mm from the surface of the brain. The needle cartridge is now 95% less expensive to make vs previous version.

Cloudflare CEO @eastdakota is having the most honest conversations I've come across about the current & future of content creation "6 months ago, 75% of queries to Google get answered on Google. Which means if you're an original content creator, your content is getting summarized & sold (they still put ads there), but you don't get that traffic. And that's the good news. It used to be that for every 2 pages G scraped, you would expect 1 visitor. 6 months ago that deteriorated to 6 pages scraped to get 1 visitor. Today the traffic ratio is: for every 18 pages Google scrapes, you get 1 visitor. What changed? AI Overviews If the business model of the web has been search, fundamentally, for the last 35 years. You get value by subscriptions, ads, or fame. All 3 of those things are going away, and they are going away fast. And that's STILL the good news. What's the ration for OpenAI? 6 months ago it was 250:1. Today it's 1,500:1. What's changed? People trust the AI more, so they're not reading original content. People aren't following the footnotes. So if you believe the business model of original content creation is driving people to that content... I just have a really bad story for you. The future of the web is going to be people reading the summaries of content, not the original. What I'm worried about is - if you can't sell subscriptions or monetize ads or get the ego boost from people reading your stuff, why anyone is going to create content?"

Carl Hendy @carlhendy

a year ago

If you’re in media, this is worth a watch. Cloudflare handles ≈20% of global traffic, so when CEO Matthew Prince warns at Cannes that AI bots are reshaping the web, publishers need to adapt or risk being left behind.

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