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Elon Musk just explained how agentic AI traffic will be 1,000 times human internet traffic within 5 years. He says that, per Cloudflare, agent traffic has already passed human traffic, and he thinks even the 1,000x forecast is too low. ---- Full video on "Baron Capital" YouTube channel, (link in comment)
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Egoitz Bijueska might only be 15 years old, but he skates well beyond his years. 😮‍💨 Watching him crush the course in Ostia has us more excited than ever for what he's got in his back pocket for the World Skate Games in Asunción! 🛹 #WSGASU26# #Skateboarding# #RoadtoLA28#
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Giannis gravity gotta be 1 of 1 no bs
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THERE IT IS 🚨 The FDA is admitting they have no idea what’s being used in our food The FDA admits they have no idea about 10,000+ chemicals allowed into our foods introduced WITH NO SAFETY STUDIES because they were self approved by Big Food “The real issue here is that the FDA commissioner, as we sit here today, does not know what's in our food. Most Americans, most moms would assume that the ingredients in our food have been subjected to safety studies. That is not true. For the past 40 years, the food industry's taken advantage of a loophole where they can ‘Generally recognize a food as safe GRAS.’ And 95 % of food ingredients now in our food supply have been self-identified as safe with no safety studies. Once you designate that loophole, you do not have to submit the ingredient or safety studies to the FDA and that loophole use has led to the FDA not knowing what's in our food. It could be 2,000 ingredients, it could be 10,000. We don't know. There is no safety study on food” READ THAT AGAIN The FDA is finally announcing GRAS Reform, “Generally recognized as safe.” The Trump Admin is finally closing this loophole, this is a massive deal This loophole has been exploited so bad that 98.7% of all food chemicals that entered the marketplace since 2000 were only reviewed and tested by the food and chemical companies that created them No FDA studies, no safety studies. Just straight into our food
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holy opus 5... 🤯 At first I was VERY disapointed, the model is ridiculously slow and the output was not impressive. i was using it WRONG. fable 5 can take a shit prompt and give you gold, but it will also burn all your tokens. opus is the opposite. use loops, graphs, reviewers, orchestrators, and agents working in parallel. ( this subway surfers game took over 3 hours ) Your output will be 10x better. The crazy part is, even with all these agents working together I have PLENTY of usage left on my first claude plan. The skill ceiling is insanely high, if you put time into a good agentic engineering strategy you can achieve BETTER output than fable. Opus 5 is a true daily driver.
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There could be 100 AI agents for every person within a few years, and maybe a million each within ten. @AlliumLabs talks about what that actually looks like, and why those agents are going to need verifiable data underneath them to function.
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Troy's (2004) centerpiece is the inevitable duel between Achilles and Hector, Troy's greatest warrior. Brad Pitt and Eric Bana performed the meticulously choreographed fight themselves without using any stunt doubles, rehearsing for months until every move became instinctive before filming. In a 2004 interview, Pitt said about the accidental hits: "We made a deal with each other that we're just going to go for it. We decided that we would pay off for slight infractions 50 bucks and for major hits, if one of us clobbered the other, it would be 100 bucks." Bana later showed a faint scar on the right side of his nose. "I've got a little Brad Pitt scar here," he said. "It's called a full-fledged backhand fist to the face. Luckily for us it was probably about 85 percent through that fight sequence because it does dull your confidence." Asked how much he owed Bana after the six-day shoot, Pitt replied: "750."
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Last week I got permission to drive again. First time in a year! Why? A year ago, I blacked out behind the wheel and crashed straight into another car. We had our three kids in the back (our youngest was 2 months old at the time), but thankfully everyone was okay. Turned out to be a form of epilepsy, so I wasn't allowed to drive for a year. (Which is super practical with 3 young kids 🙈 My wife drove me pretty much everywhere for a whole year ❤️) The thing is... Being allowed to drive and feeling safe are two different things. What if it ever happens again? Hopefully never, but there's no way to be 100% sure. So yesterday, we picked up our Tesla Model Y with Full Self Drive 🎉 I've followed the technology for years, mainly because I'm a nerd and think it's cool (after all, my business runs on AI from A-Z) 🤓 But after the accident, it stopped being just a fun tech feature. Sure, I still have to pay attention, but it's amazing how well it drives (better than some humans 😂). For us, it feels like an extra layer of protection. Funny how quickly technology can go from "that would be cool" to "I'm really glad this exists."
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Open-source AI is catching up fast. At @raisesummit, @togethercompute said open models can be 10x–60x more cost-effective than closed models—and questioned the evidence they're a major security threat.
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#Falcons# owner Arthur Blank was asked about the USA potentially hosting the World Cup again in 2038: “I haven’t heard anything officially, but I’d love to be part of that. I’ll be 120 by then.” 😂😂
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