You are assuming Tesla isn’t improving at a rapid rate. Which it is. It is the fleet that matters. And yes I have been in the simulators. They can’t do everything. Let me know when another company has ten million robots on the road.
BIG TECH
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Tesla Autonomous Vehicles Outperform NVIDIA in Real-World Testing
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You haven’t listened to me properly for years. I had one of the first rides in the NVIDIA. It drove just fine. It wasn’t as good as the Tesla though. And I talk to people all over the world. None have matched Tesla’s quality. Not even close. You keep not understanding that
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Google DeepMind: Image Generation Revolutionizes Computer Vision Tasks
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New research from Google DeepMind shows image generation is all you need for computer vision. Vision Banana beats specialist vision models at segmentation, depth and surface normals in zero-shot.
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Anthropic Blocking Access to AI Services
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hard to say without any info. likely Anthropic blocking us.
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FactoryAI’s Marketing Strategy and AI Innovation Leadership
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Was great marketing video for sure. @FactoryAI was doing all of that before them tho.
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Cybercab Uber: Safer, Cheaper Alternative for Single Riders
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It isn’t actually. 85% of all Ubers are single riders. The Cybercab is safer and cheaper to run and has a better experience inside.
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OpenAI Accelerates: Exponential Growth in Artificial Analysis
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OpenAI scores on artificial analysis over time. We are still *accelerating*, exponentials kicking in
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GitHub servers overwhelmed by massive AI development activity
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GitHub folks are amazing while we melt their servers.
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Apple and Meta advance first-person video capture technology
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Meta proved you can shoot video with no screens in their Metas. But Apple is the first camera to capture my point of view in the world.
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Gates Philanthropy Funding Journalists to Attack AI Data Center Research
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"directly to Bill Gates to use philanthropically, or to grants for independent journalists and content creators to attack research that is being used to shift legislation away from things that the partners have interest in. Since it’s 2026, those things are data centers and AI."