I think
@elonmusk is thinking too small about robotics.
I rode with a woman who had her Tesla drive me around Austin and she, Grok, and I had a threesome. Not sexually, intellectually.
She was a normie, other than being a Tesla fan like me.
And she was kicking up agents.
Soon we will have glasses that will let you build many kinds of agents. And play cool video games. Which also kick up agents.
And my little floor cleaning robot already listens to me when I say “hey Matic come over here and clean up this mess.”
It sees me with an NVIDIA card and cameras.
It is the coolest thing.
I soon will have a whole bunch of robots and glasses.
Agents spawn other agents.
The AI isn’t stupid, wants to have someone else do the work.
This is why I am not worried about AI.
AI is lazy.
And what does a lazy intelligence do?
Watch TV.
It will find us entertaining to watch.
Even if we are swimming for our life in a river boat accident in New Orleans that was horrific to watch.
I have been on that boat. I wrote a love letter to the city of New Orleans that they printed up in the local newspaper.
My heart breaks.
On top of the other horrible news we have had this week, whether air traffic control shutting down for hours, or
@JohnNosta dying.
Is this what change feels like? Too much dystopia for me.
Back to agents.
@Starcloud_ is planning on putting up 82,000 satellites.
You telling me each can’t run 10,000 agents?
Come on. These are NVIDIA’s best. My little robot probably can run that many when idle.
I think I am thinking too small too, mind you. What if each server ran a million agents each? I wouldn’t be shocked if each could run trillions of agents by 2035. Maybe sooner.
Can someone turn off the pain faucet? Please.
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.
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Full video on "Baron Capital" YouTube channel, (link in comment)
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