The Age of Peace is now, first step to new paradise is forgiveness, compassion and service to all. mtDNA H2a1-a & yDNA N-PH2196. Servant of God.
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Andrii Zvorygin 🇨🇦 N-PH2196 H2a1 retweeted
Here's why I don't quite buy the Jensen Huang scandal .And no, I don't exonerate him from anything 👇🏻
1. The now viral clip online happened in a popular restaurant in Taipei, Taiwan where Madison Huang, Jensen's daughter, Lori Huang, wife and Spencer Huang, son, were all present. Madison took that picture. So imagine if you're cheating on your wife, would you really put your mistress, you kids, your wife, your vendors , your customers, along with the Taiwanese media all together in the lobby of a restaurant?
Also check out Madison Huang 's gesture. She shows absolutely no discomfort or whatsoever around Alice Huang. She snaps a picture of Alice and her dad with enthusiasm as if she wants to make sure she has the receipt of them two being together. Does that sound normal? Does that sit right with you? It certainly sounds strange to me. 🤷🏻
2. Alice Huang is not some 25 year old hot Ukrainian model. She's 48, 49, married . She posted pictures of herself and Jensen Huang all over her WeChat moment. Why would you be flaunting your connection is Jesen Huang if you're spying for the Chinese State Security apparatus. Shouldn't you be as clandestine as possible? Now, I do not deny that she Could be a Chinese intelligence asset. But we need to trace the money. Who placed those $4.8 billion chip orders? It's not her. It's Alibaba. The Chinese State owned entities have a minority stake in Alibaba. So really, the H200s and Blackwells are going straight into Alibaba's data centers.
3. What does this all mean? It could mean that Huang and his entire family knew about the deal with Mega Speed and Alice Huang. It could mean that Jensen Huang knowingly evaded sanctions, which is an indictable offense, like Meng Wanzhou of Huawei. When pressed by evidence of shell companies and order destination, he had no choice to admit his possibly non existent extramarital affair, just to doge a legal bullet. Don't forget. Canada held Meng Wanzhou for 3 long years under house arrest. 🧐
4. Remember the Chinese election interference in Canada? Turns out it was a few dudes in CSIS getting super pissed off at Trudeau, and then leaked some stuff to the media. Most haven't been proven in court. Two Chinese Canadian politicians resigned. They sued @globalnews, @globeandmail in court and settled with one of the reporters. This to me , by all accounts, publicly available, sounds like a US intelligence hit job on Trump, perhaps rightly so. Trump didn't take swift actions and reign in those chip exports.
4. Lastly, Jensen Huang has always been a big proponent of Open Source AI. Some tech bro billionaires in the valley want him gone, badly.
#Nvidia #nvidiaceo
Andrii Zvorygin 🇨🇦 N-PH2196 H2a1 retweeted
China responds to the claim that a “Chinese female spy” exploited Jensen Huang:
The “Chinese spy” allegation is purely unsubstantiated and directed at smearing China.
Translation:
Stop concocting spy-themed erotic fiction.
The funniest part of this story is the logic.
We are told that China was so desperate for Nvidia chips that it allegedly needed to deploy a female intelligence asset to get close to Jensen Huang and influence his lobbying in Washington.
Jensen Huang did, in fact, spend years urging Washington to loosen chip restrictions on China.
And then Washington loosened them.
So what did Beijing do?
Around 600,000 H200 chips are now sitting in Hong Kong because China has not approved large-scale imports.
Jensen Huang himself has complained that Nvidia went from roughly 95% of China’s advanced AI-chip market to 0%.
So let me understand this:
China was supposedly desperate enough to run a spy operation around Nvidia’s CEO—
but once the chips became available, China decided it would rather keep building its own ecosystem than become dependent on Nvidia again?
That is a very strange definition of “desperation.”
Maybe the problem with this story is not China.
Maybe it is the story.
The U.S. wants two incompatible things from China at the same time.
It wants China dependent on Nvidia and the American AI stack.
It also wants to make sure China never gets enough cutting-edge compute to surpass American models.
So Washington restricts the best chips, then acts surprised when Beijing treats those restrictions as a forced industrial policy for domestic substitution.
And here is the part nobody can ignore anymore:
Without access to the most advanced chips, homegrown Chinese models are already on par with cutting-edge models from the United States.
That tells you that chip supremacy was never the same thing as intelligence supremacy.
The U.S. tried to use semiconductor controls to preserve dependence.
Instead, it gave China the strongest possible incentive to build an AI ecosystem that no longer needs permission from Washington.
That may turn out to be the most expensive strategic mistake of the entire chip war.
Andrii Zvorygin 🇨🇦 N-PH2196 H2a1 retweeted
Norway now has more than 2,000 underwater AI laser robots shooting lice off its salmon
they're made by a company called Stingray, and they already guard more than 50 million salmon and trout 24/7
the reason is sea lice, tiny parasites that latch onto salmon and feed on them
as few as 11 can kill a small fish, and one pen can hold 150,000 salmon
the usual fix is pumping the fish out and blasting them with warm water or water jets to knock the lice off
but the handling is so rough that Norway's fish health report ranks it the top cause of death in full-grown farmed salmon
so instead, Stingray puts a robot inside the pen that hunts lice one at a time, all day:
> two cameras watch every salmon that swims past
> AI checks two frames to make sure it's really a louse
> then a green laser fires from up to 2 meters away
> the salmon's scales reflect the beam, so the fish swims off fine and the louse is dead
we now live in a world where AI lasers do pest control on your dinner lmao
Andrii Zvorygin 🇨🇦 N-PH2196 H2a1 retweeted
I just received a message from the outskirts of Kiev:
"Nobody here wants to fight against Russia, and our Ukrainian armed forces are now like a bucket with holes in the bottom. New recruits are constantly brought in, while almost everyone who can, hides or flees. Even people with an exemption from mobilization are being kidnapped. Some training camps have turned into prisons to prevent people from running away. Recruits get handcuffed during their transfer to the east.
I was born in Kyiv and live there. I'm almost 25 when my protection ends, and I wish for this country and this government to collapse as quickly as possible, because that's the only way to end the situation here with the Nazis who occupied this country in 2014."
Andrii Zvorygin 🇨🇦 N-PH2196 H2a1 retweeted
“Changed their name” is a facetious simplification of what they did.
UDP is new super PAC they created a few years ago, with intentions of completely shifting over eventually to fly under the radar, as AIPAC was/is garnering extreme public backlash. The transition was intentionally slower, to make it seem like they're separate PACs, operating individually.
AIPAC is essentially the parent company, while UDP is their new deceptively "moderate" presenting branch to divert criticism.
A few weeks ago, AIPAC officially announced that they are no longer funding our candidates. It is an intentionally misleading message, to make you think that they're completely disconnected...when in fact they own UDP and have funneled over $100 million into our elections this year ALONE.
That's pretty impressive
The Shroud of Turin Excatly matches Jesus Prince of Peace Miracle painting!
(Watch to the end)
The Holy Shroud of Turin matches with over 90% accuracy to the Jesus miracle painting “prince of peace) which was painted by an Atheist 8 year old child who had a vision from God.
Akiane Kramarik (woman in the video) is the atheist child who painted the portrait of Jesus, she said Shroud of Turin researchers matched her painting to the Shroud of Turin, matching stunningly with over 90% accuracy (10% way given for damage done to Jesus on his death)
The greatest miracle artefact of all time matches the greatest miracle painting!
Do you still not believe?
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Andrii Zvorygin 🇨🇦 N-PH2196 H2a1 retweeted
Pakkoruotsi on suomalaisten alistamista. Tästä ei olisi kysymystäkään, jos toinen kielemme olisi vaikkapa Venäjä, joka olisi jopa pragmaattisesti järkevämpää.
"Ruotsalaisia emme ole, venäläisiksi emme tahdo tulla, olkaamme siis suomalaisia”
Andrii Zvorygin 🇨🇦 N-PH2196 H2a1 retweeted
Linus Torvalds says Linux being flooded with AI fixes is a good sign.
Linux 7.4 has received almost 20,000 commits, compared with the usual 15,000.
But what makes Linus happier is when those fixes are arriving.
He prefers AI-related fixes coming in during regular development, rather than flooding the final testing phase before release.
He calls that a “much healthier model.”
AI is finding bugs and increasingly suggesting patches too, although those patches often get rewritten by developers.
Linus also says AI isn’t the only possible reason for the surge. Expectations that Linux 7.4 will become a long-term support release may be contributing.
Source: lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/…
TL;DR: Carney’s current sovereign-AI push parallels the case I laid out on October 15: Canada needs the capacity to build and refine large models here, then carry that capability into regional and local use.
In AI After Peak Energy, I argued that as net energy tightens, AI could help communities get more useful work from scarce resources. Canadian sovereignty means being able to build and refine large, general-purpose models ourselves, because models reflect the countries and institutions that shape them. Canada’s laws, history, records, and public goals should shape our models. I argued that the future purpose of the largest data centres is to make and refine models; regional labs can distill and adapt them, while local systems put them to work in public services, healthcare, education, repair, and agriculture. Slides: lyis.ca/pfet/zvorygin/ai2026…
Transcript: andrii.zvorygin.ca/transcrip…
Carney is pushing sovereign AI hard through repeated messaging and federal moves, including the announced investment of up to C$1.6 billion in Cohere. The parallel with my talk is the case for Canadian capacity to shape models at the frontier, then use that capability for Canadian needs. My presentation laid out the energy and infrastructure reasons for that approach, and how model-making at the largest scale connects to practical use across regions and communities. Carney’s post: nitter.gq/MarkJCarney/status/211…
Cohere announcement: pm.gc.ca/en/news/news-releas…
Secure, sovereign AI.
Built in Canada for the benefit of all Canadians.
ALT Screenshot of an article from the Globe and Mail. The headline reads: Ottawa buys stake in Cohere in funding round valuing AI company at $35.7-billion.
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Andrii Zvorygin 🇨🇦 N-PH2196 H2a1 retweeted
"Cohere is a Canadian success story being written before our eyes" - Prime Minister @MarkJCarney
Wow getting actual commitments in exchange for massive payments! Who woulda thought any politician in Canada would be so bold?
#NEWS: The Canadian federal government is investing up to $1.6B in Canadian AI company Cohere. 🇨🇦
In exchange for securing investment from the government, Cohere has pledged to invest $1.7 billion in expanding compute infrastructure in Canada by 2030. The company has also committed to keeping its headquarters in the country.
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I was just presenting about local AI computing in Canada couple weeks ago:
youtube.com/watch?v=tVJa7gCc…
Secure, sovereign AI.
Built in Canada for the benefit of all Canadians.
ALT Screenshot of an article from the Globe and Mail. The headline reads: Ottawa buys stake in Cohere in funding round valuing AI company at $35.7-billion.
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