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When IBM's Deep Blue beat world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997, people treated it as the death of chess. Today, more people play the game than at any point in history.
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Post #31
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Voyager 1 launched in 1977 for a five-year mission to Jupiter and Saturn. Nearly 50 years later, it’s one light-day from Earth, so a Monday command can’t return until Wednesday.
It was built for five years. It is still speaking to us nearly five decades later.
It was built for five years. It is still speaking to us nearly five decades later.
Post #30
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Elon predicted 100x gains in AI intelligence at fixed model size. It was at the edge of plausibility when he said it. Turns out it's now a fact. We are nowhere near the ceiling.
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A robot outran Usain Bolt. A personalized cancer vaccine passed Phase 3. A virtual human cell went live. A million daily drone deliveries got announced. That was ONE week. What's the most underrated story I missed?
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Proud of my team at Celularity (CELU): Announcing major manufacturing contract with MUSE Stem Cells. Great job @DrBobHariri
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PLEASE stop asking "what if it fails" and start shifting your mindset to "what if it works?"
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Fifty years from now, no one is going to remember who predicted 'doom' the most eloquently. Why? Because they'll be living in the world the builders created!
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Proud of my team at Celularity (CELU): Announcing major manufacturing contract with MUSE Stem Cells. Great job @DrBobHariri
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Folllow the data, not the news. The data shows us extraordinary progress. The news is dystopian. If it bleeds, it leads.
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The cost of starting a company used to be $5 million. Then $500,000. Then $50,000. Now it is closer to $500. The only expensive thing left is your unwillingness/fear to begin.
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I believe we all have the opportunity to go to space. The price collapse is just inevitable
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Post #21
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The thing nobody tells you about exponential change is that it feels like nothing is happening right up until the moment everything happens at once.
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Sam Altman walked back his AI job apocalypse prediction. What changed? Real-world deployments showed augmentation, not replacement. Humans plus AI is the winning formula.
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Your inputs determine your outputs. If you spend your days consuming fear-based content about AI, you will be afraid. If you spend your days building things with AI, you will be excited. This applies to almost anything.
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Amazon is reportedly willing to put $35B into OpenAI if it hits “AGI”; meanwhile, Uber already has an AI clone of CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, all while the US plans to add a record 86 GW of utility-scale capacity. Things are moving FAST.
-- Amazon’s OpenAI move is treating 'AGI' like a financial trigger
-- Google’s Nano Banana 2 is generating 4K images for just 4.5 cents each
-- Pulsia AI says it’s already running 1,000+ companies autonomously
-- In Shenzhen, street-cleaning robots have already covered 2.7 million square meters
-- Amazon’s OpenAI move is treating 'AGI' like a financial trigger
-- Google’s Nano Banana 2 is generating 4K images for just 4.5 cents each
-- Pulsia AI says it’s already running 1,000+ companies autonomously
-- In Shenzhen, street-cleaning robots have already covered 2.7 million square meters
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In the United States alone, 100,000+ people are on organ transplant waiting lists. 17 die each day waiting. At the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute in New Hampshire, they're growing organs from your own skin cells.
The organ transplant crisis is becoming an engineering problem. And engineering problems get solved.
The organ transplant crisis is becoming an engineering problem. And engineering problems get solved.
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In 2016, a woman in rural Rwanda was hemorrhaging during childbirth. A hospital texted for blood. Minutes later, a Zipline drone launched. 10 minutes after that, it parachuted type O negative to the landing zone. The mother and baby both survived. That system now supplies 75% of Rwanda's blood and has cut maternal mortality by 51%.
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We're building space-based data centers. 10 years ago, it sounded like sci-fi. @SpaceX is about to start building them.
We're about to create humanity's first off-world computer.
We're about to create humanity's first off-world computer.
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Post #14
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NVIDIA's market cap is greater than the GDP of every country in the world except China & the US.
Let that sink in.
Let that sink in.
Post #13
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Powell just confirmed what many of us felt...
AI beyond hype is a major source of economic growth.
Data centers, chips, and energy are the new railroads, fueling a century of growth, and we're STILL early.
AI beyond hype is a major source of economic growth.
Data centers, chips, and energy are the new railroads, fueling a century of growth, and we're STILL early.
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