I don't think they'll be taking Q&A so I'll ask here: @jarredsumner do you end up actually reading all of that chatter between the review bots on a PR?
INNOVATION
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xAI Restructures into SpaceXAI After X Joins SpaceX
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xAI is over as an AI company of X after X became part of SpaceX, turning into SpaceXAI
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The Future of Driving: Fun or Obsolete?
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My son lives in New York and is 31. Never drives. Soon no one will need to drive. Only reason to learn to drive now is merely for fun or because the world hasn't switched over yet. It will. Fast. Just watch. If my kid wants to race a car he'll learn to drive. So far he
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Luxury Redefined: The Future of Autonomous Driving Experience
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When people start using it to learn. Instead of just cheat.
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Partnership with SpaceX Increases Compute Capacity for Claude
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We’ve agreed to a partnership with @SpaceX that will substantially increase our compute capacity. This, along with our other recent compute deals, means that we’ve been able to increase our usage limits for Claude Code and the Claude API.
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Luxury Car Features: Augmented Reality Windshields and Soft Seats
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Education, when done right, is the best way to learn that. Stanford has a half billion dollar machine under the freeway. What does it do? Help you create things. Which is why Stanford is one of those schools everyone wants to go to.
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Fully Homomorphic Encryption: Breakthroughs in Speed and Adoption
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Fully homomorphic encryption was invented in the 1980s.
— Cerebras (@cerebras) 6 mai 2026
Why wasn't it adopted sooner? A 100,000x slowdown, driven by memory boundedness. Ajay Joshi from @CipherSonicAI explains how his team got it down to less than 2x.
(if this pattern sounds familar… LLM inference is… pic.twitter.com/gBVRMCBhBRFully homomorphic encryption was invented in the 1980s. Why wasn't it adopted sooner? A 100,000x slowdown, driven by memory boundedness. Ajay Joshi from @CipherSonicAI explains how his team got it down to less than 2x. (if this pattern sounds familar… LLM inference is
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E-waste mining with robots: a sustainable technological approach
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Nearly every student at Stanford has to play some VR in Jeremy Bailenson's VR class. The future of education is already here, just not evenly distributed.
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Opinion on Full Self-Driving Technology and User Safety
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China is way ahead. They have electric rails that are far far superior to anything we have. I'd get depressed about it, but then that won't help anyone. We have invented amazing tools to help us learn to do anything. So we can catch up.