Once FSD unsupervised long range RVs are a thing I'll never take another air trip stateside. https://t.co/k4BdmPDc0y
— Bojan Tunguz (@tunguz) 25 avril 2026
Once FSD unsupervised long range RVs are a thing I'll never take another air trip stateside.

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Once FSD unsupervised long range RVs are a thing I'll never take another air trip stateside. https://t.co/k4BdmPDc0y
— Bojan Tunguz (@tunguz) 25 avril 2026
Once FSD unsupervised long range RVs are a thing I'll never take another air trip stateside.

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Future of Work with AI Agents: Auditing Automation and Augmentation Potential across the U.S. Workforce Shao et al.: https://
arxiv.org/abs/2506.06576 #ArtificialIntelligence #AIAgents
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We're about to see a split between companies that crack data governance and those that keep throwing compute power at garbage data. The gap will be massive.
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SPLC got better returns than Nancy Pelosi and inverse Cramer combined! https://t.co/4AcSXEWLuo
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 25 avril 2026
SPLC got better returns than Nancy Pelosi and inverse Cramer combined!

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The gap at the top of AI is closing fast. Multiple models now score at the same level with Grok-4.20 Expert Mode and GPT-5.4 Pro (Vision) leading the latest benchmark. But the bigger signal isn’t who’s #1. It’s how quickly performance is converging. When top models are
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The pattern is the best apps always start on Apple for a lot of reasons. First of all, the rich people almost wholly are on iPhone. Second, it's easier to develop beautiful things for iPhone. The other part of the pattern is after getting funded they hire an Android team and
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Maybe… but that’s a different discussion. The real point is that DeepSeek seems to be delivering a fully open-source model for free, on par with OpenAI’s most expensive models, … and doing it with far fewer resources! 🙂
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I studied many failures in my journey in Silicon Valley (I had a very famous blog starting in 2000 covering innovation and was the first person to get 1,000 followers here because of it). Usually it is the inability to shake off customers that drives the failures, not worries
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The story is accurate. I had a front row seat on Kodak. Was kicked out of its booth at the Photo Marketing Association conference in Las Vegas in 1989 because I knew more about their digital printer than they did (Apple cofounder Woz showed me his, which was the first in Silicon
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The OP is sarcasm about the state of AI in Europe