Translation: we are about to accelerate because of AI breakthroughs like world models.
@scobleizer
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AI industry follows rich people to San Francisco
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The reason the AI industry moved to San Francisco from around the world is because the money is here (i.e., the rich people are here). If the rich people leave, everybody else follows them.
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Humanless cars must route around closed roads to avoid chaos
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It's not just a driving experience. Soon, we're going to have cars on our streets with no humans in them. These humanless cars need to route around this stuff, too, and not cause a bigger mess. If all the Teslas keep trying to go down roads that are closed, they're going to sit
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Computer vision detects road closures from visual cues
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The algorithm is pretty easy: use computer vision when you are on a route and get rerouted. You take a picture and analyze it. For example, if there is a fire truck across the road, a bunch of cones, and a police officer directing traffic, the road is likely closed. It is not
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Tinyfish virtualized web browser acts like human for AI agents
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Pay attention to Tinyfish. They have a virtualized web browser that spins up, decomposes the webpage it's sent to see, and can act like a human being—filling in information, getting data, looking at different things, and bringing that back to your AI agents. You're right on; the
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Tesla plus xAI will achieve AGI first
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Actually, yes, I am. Tesla is the leader in AI in America, and if anybody is going to get AGI first, it should be the Tesla Corporation combined with the xAI Corporation.
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Why AGI isn’t here: Tesla didn’t understand road blockage
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Here's why I know AGI isn't here yet: there was just a major road blockage at Cottle Road and Blossom Hill Road in South San Jose. There is some sort of major police and fire action going on that has blocked quite a few roads at that intersection, and Tesla didn't understand
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Waymo car predicts reality, then drives through it
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A Waymo car predicts reality; it predicts where everybody's going to be in about one second. That's called "predicting reality" as it drives along. Then, it drives through the reality that it predicted. It's a funny thing to watch. But yeah, humans are patterns. The founder of
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Scobleizer: 99% less energy for AI workloads, I’m right
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It uses 99% less energy in a data center to run AI workloads. Let's start with that. Everybody thought I was wrong, but I ain't wrong. I do my homework. I might not understand it all, and I might not be technical, but I am right over and over and over again. People keep telling
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AI runs on 99% less power, 20x faster – critics proven wrong
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I reported this breakthrough about a month ago. He found a way to make AI run on 99% less power and something like 20 times faster. With such big breakthroughs ahead, everybody in the AI industry gave me shit and said I didn't know what I was talking about. Well, they're all