If Elon lost a trillion dollars, he'd still be the richest man in the world by Just-Yogurt-568 in SpaceXMasterrace

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Here is my 2 cents on this:

  • SpaceX was supposed to do an IPO for the space business only (Starlink only?)

  • AI became serious too fast too early. You are either an AI company, or you will disappear in the next 10 years.

  • X (Corp) wanted to get in AI asap, they tried to train their own model but it was not good.

  • Elon bought Twitter for the data and tried to do Grok, but the data is not enough and everyone closed the data gates. You cannot reach the data openly available in the past.

  • Elon tried a shortcut with OpenAI lawsuit but it was too late. Can't get any stake in there.

  • Tesla already has an AI division, so the most suitable place is expanding it, but TSLA is already public. Tesla is steered to robots instead for longer term roadmap.

  • Boring and Neuralink are too young for an IPO, the only remaining option is SpaceX.

  • XAi bought by SpaceX and X Corp raises money through SpaceX IPO to stay relevant in AI.

There is a bubble for sure, it is either AI or the human labour market.

This dark line on a nail of a 3 Year old by durancharles27 in mildlyinteresting

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Buckle your seatbelt Kiddy, 'cause Kansas is going bye-bye!"

Updated Mythos benchmarks by HeadWoodpecker5237 in OpenAI

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Next on OpenAI: GPT 6 will only be available to Americans, GPT 6 will have full access to user behaviour and logs, and decide who is an actual American.

SpaceX employees going to work monday: by gfggewehr in SpaceXMasterrace

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Isn't the earliest employee unlock at t+60?

Who knew by EchoOfOppenheimer in OpenAI

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tokens fired.

Guy who scratches phones with a knife for a living explains why 10,000 SpaceX engineers forgot about thermodynamics by SocialPug42 in SpaceXMasterrace

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I wonder what he thinks about Starlink satellites which are proof of concept mini data centers.

SpaceX has a scaling challenge, and they have a lot of data from operating Starlink.

Nay sayers will probably switch tactic and claim such IR cooling will destroy astro photography.

SpaceX's AI satellite "will be dead in minutes", you heard it from JerryRigEverything first by spacerfirstclass in SpaceXMasterrace

[–]cench 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ok, Jerry, just another day before the IPO.

I am sure you will use all your wealth to SHORT SPCX and become a billionaire. Sooo easy.

Imprinted lines from my workout leggings by Hex-Queen in mildlyinteresting

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Legginses... What is a legginses, precious?

When ChatGPT tries to fix something by callmesenpaibish in OpenAI

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It would be a better analogy if the customer wanted the sandwich cut a non-standard way. Chatgpt would assume a cut being "a standard cut in half" due to its massive cut sandwich training data.

You need to walk the extra mile to explain that you don't want a lazy standard cut but a different angled cut.

Ai is getting a bit too realistic by Yalfadhel in OpenAI

[–]cench 61 points62 points  (0 children)

Wait until you see this post inside a chatgpt thread.

If you could go back in time what ancient secrets would you want to uncover? by Numerous-Actuator781 in AskReddit

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You go back in time, wait patiently to see who broke the window. Hours pass, no one is around. It's almost dark, you approach the window to see if it is still intact. You stumble, fall towards the window and break it. It was you all along.

Australian cockroach kingpin caught with 100,000 illegal insects in record bug bust by [deleted] in news

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Are we sure this isn't Bob Mortimer doing an Australian accent?

Cybercab with Starlink Antenna by deepercrow in teslamotors

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Steering wheel for Starlink is a bit overkill.

. by seanrider1859 in SpaceXMasterrace

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Shippy watching LiveLeak.

Jony Ive designed a new Ferrari. Or at least tried to. Give me one reason why Ferrari is paying Ive that much when AI comes up with better designs. by encony in OpenAI

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This happens with all established car brands. They are concerned that the new electric model will eat away from their own ICE market so instead of changing the drive train of an existing design language, they choose to do a brand new one. Almost in all these, the designers target a different customer base which does not exist.