Your neurons actually move. The founder of @CorticalLabs told me that. He grows human neurons on a chip. They move to make new connections. In a neural network the neurons don’t find new connections. Now they are making new connections on their own, more like your brain
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Vivix W1 offers real time interactive video generation
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$0.003 per second.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 10 octobre 2026
That's what @VivixLabs_HQ W1 costs to generate video.
W1 is a real-time interactive video model.
For the price of one Seedance 2.5 clip you get about 77 clips of the same length. An 8 second clip takes about 8 seconds to make, and in Vivix's own side by… pic.twitter.com/pbX8t7G98e$0.003 per second. That's what @VivixLabs_HQ W1 costs to generate video. W1 is a real-time interactive video model. For the price of one Seedance 2.5 clip you get about 77 clips of the same length. An 8 second clip takes about 8 seconds to make, and in Vivix's own side by
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Commentary argues humans should retain control over digital machines
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It is running on melted sand. Shouldn’t have rights at all. It is a machine we invented. We should remain in control of it.
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Commentary questions consciousness and rights for biological computing systems
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Ala @CorticalLabs ? Still not conscious. We need a new word. And such a thing should not be given rights.
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Commentary contrasts biological and digital hardware software dependence
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Not possible yet. Your software is intertwined with your hardware. Not true in digital beings. And then there is this: @CorticalLabs
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Commentary examines Cybercab operating costs and autonomous fleet economics
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A Cybercab only costs a couple of bucks to operate an hour. They will be busy for much more than that, making everyone money even if Tesla takes a big cut.
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Commentary reports claims of emergent learning behavior in large neural networks
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It isn’t just RSI. At about 300 billion parameters their neural networks start behaving more human, AI researchers tell me. Their neurons start moving around like ours do. In other words they start learning faster. An emergent property they didn’t expect. Which is why there
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Commentary predicts Tesla style data flywheels for humanoid robotics
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Every robotics entrepreneur is inspired by the data flywheel Tesla built to make its cars autonomous. Same will happen in humanoids.
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Commentary argues biological consciousness should determine machine rights
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And this is why I am adamant that consciousness is reserved for biological beings. Humans. Yeah computers can appear conscious. Soon you will be talking to one in your house. But they are machines in servitude to us. If we give them rights we have gone down the bad path.
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Commentary describes Tesla workers collecting demonstrations for replacement robots
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People who believe melted sand is human are taking us down a bad path.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 10 octobre 2026
Our tour guide at Tesla Gigafactory yesterday told me workers aren’t worried about training their replacements.
Workers are walking around with weird contraptions (think something like a VR headset) to do… https://t.co/u7O7bIQZrSPeople who believe melted sand is human are taking us down a bad path. Our tour guide at Tesla Gigafactory yesterday told me workers aren’t worried about training their replacements. Workers are walking around with weird contraptions (think something like a VR headset) to do