If you had an Apple Vision Pro, you could join me in my kitchen. I think you're onto something.
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Building Communities: Leadership and Talent in AI Industry
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Creating content is not an easy job. Creating a community is really the tough one. Put the right people and leaders at the right role. We need better people in this industry.
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OpenAI’s Systemic Risk as a Too-Big-to-Fail Institution
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OpenAI is too big to fail. It would trigger a chain reaction.
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Qwen vs Llama: CCP Alignment vs American Exceptionalism
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For example, when we compared Alibaba's Qwen to Meta's Llama, we found a "CCP alignment" feature unique to Qwen and an "American exceptionalism" feature unique to Llama.
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NVIDIA’s World Simulation AI Outperforms Google’s Capabilities
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Oh, that's not the only one that exists. NVIDIA showed me one running underneath their desk that simulated the world from a single picture and a single prompt, and it was fucking badass. Google does have a lot of advantages in the world, and I expect them to be showing off some
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Microsoft’s Internal Processes and Corporate Transparency Issues
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At Microsoft, we used to have a saying: "Never let people see how the sausage is made." I think this is what they were talking about.
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Anduril’s 400 Global Telescopes Track Space Objects Real-Time
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Pictured: Orion – 30,000 miles above Earth on the Artemis II mission – separating from the rocket's upper stage.
— Anduril Industries (@anduriltech) 3 avril 2026
Anduril now has over 400 telescopes around the globe. Advanced space sensing software provides real-time focal plane processing to identify & track objects. Think… pic.twitter.com/0IqwwlpirwPictured: Orion – 30,000 miles above Earth on the Artemis II mission – separating from the rocket's upper stage. Anduril now has over 400 telescopes around the globe. Advanced space sensing software provides real-time focal plane processing to identify & track objects. Think Sentry Tower software, but for space.
→ View original post on X — @paulroetzer, 2026-04-03 21:13 UTC
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X Community Notes combat fake news and AI misinformation
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I hope x community notes can be more active. Corrects fake news by people and AI. @elonmusk
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Fake TechCrunch Imposters Using Calendly for Social Engineering
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Sounds similar to the fake TechCrunch people trying to schedule calendly meetings to discuss writing an article too.
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Media coverage of changing AI estimates and forecasts
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not a fair criticism of Daniel (who is just regularly updating things to give his best estimate in light of changing data), but fair criticism of how media often reports this stuff