Creator of the #GenerativeAIforRealEstatePeople course: https://xitter.cf/t.co/XbRMDoSR5S
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Antony Slumbers retweeted
Trigger warning for those who can’t bear to hear anything negative about their idol! H/T @RealJimChanos
inc.com/bethany-mclean/space…
Confused. Huge demand for Coreweave’s product but they can’t raise funding. Someone doesn’t believe something.
*BLACKSTONE PRESIDENT WE DONT SEE AN AI BUBBLE. $CRWV WILL BE FINE
When you think about a bubble, you think about building capacity and then hoping the demand comes. With AI you're building capacity & you're hoping you can keep up with the demand. Demand for AI is parabolic…
Antony Slumbers retweeted
Almost the entirety of the British Highstreet is now made up of 3 types of businesses:
1) Private Equity owned companies (Pizza Express, Burger King, Cafe Rouge, The Body Shop, Wagamamas, Zizzi, New Look, Bella Italia, Boots, WH Smith, etc)
2) Foreign owned businesses acting as fronts for skilled visa migrant scams and/or money laundering enterprises (Hairdressers, Kebab Shops, Vape Shops, etc)
3) Charity Shops. Largely in existence to sell off items left when people die.
It's difficult to imagine anything more dystopian than this.
Antony Slumbers retweeted
I can’t help but notice some Americans are using Tesla demoing a shell concept car hopping for two seconds as some kind of global claim of technical superiority.
Well…
Thrust-based vertical manoeuvring? Developed in Britain in 1957, culminating in the Harrier Jump Jet, with the P.1127 making its first hover in 1960.
And the upside-down car stuff? That’s fan-generated downforce, already demonstrated by British car company McMurtry with its electric Spéirling, which has been destroying track records around the world for the last few years using that exact technology.
So let’s not confuse demonstrating an existing engineering principle for the first time in a Tesla prototype to inventing the underlying technology. And the difference is, both the Harrier and McMurtry are real world products, not vastly adapted prototypes designed for a single demonstration.
Rule Britannia, spiffing stuff boys and all that. 🇬🇧
Extraordinary how one can make a good living pumping out shit like this. #Howtobeanobody
Honestly the shit people are talking about this admittedly amazing stunt.
This being available to buy in 2028?
It’s not on-creative minds. It’s not being a moronic arse licker.
I believe most people underestimate technology like this because they have non-creative minds. @Tesla doesn’t seem like real life at first because…
First-order thinking: "We don't need rockets on a car."
Second-order thinking: boost out of a crash before it happens. Multi-level highways without building onramps, boost to lvl 2/3/4. Park outside your window in an apartment block. Literally even just rocket jet some loser trying kidnap your family members. So many use cases it's insane.
We live in the greatest timeline to experience tech like this.
What's the first thing you'd use it for?
Come on Europe. Musk in charge of Starlink is unacceptable. He is aiding and abetting murder. To ensure ever more government subsidies. Murder for money. We cannot let this persist indefinitely.
Whose bribing who at Strictly? S Wright Philips was a complete wooden-tot. How can he possibly have been voted through? Absurd. This season is not looking good.
Antony Slumbers retweeted
Good to see Donald buy Russian diesel instead of Canadian. I know its right on USA border but they sell imperialist, woke diesel that makes your truck gay.
You can’t take anyone seriously who writes ‘SI’. Too pathetic for words.
Satya is right. The way to make SI safe is not to train it with a sense of self, its own moral philosophy, and permission to act as a conscientious objector. That’s the “alignment” approach and it magnifies the control problem.
The engineering approach that Satya describes is different: separate the supply of intelligence from authority over it. Surround non-deterministic models with deterministic controls, observability, privilege limits, logging, and the ability to always contain or shut them down. Treat models/agents like powerful insider risks, not moral patients whose psychological wellbeing is at stake.
As Satya points out, the most trustworthy system is the one that lets us trust the model the least — not the one that encourages the model to develop independent agency and grievances. Engineering safety is not the same thing as “alignment.”