Humanoids keep getting smarter and still look like furniture with a face. The fix isn't more engineering. It's how you make them. #GenesisTechTree
100% correct. European governments are focused on completely the wrong things
Roads? We don't need roads where we're going! 🚀
Roadster is a true pilot's car: active aerodynamics, a multi-mode suction system & cold-gas thrusters
Exterior
– Concealed headlights, full-length taillight & flush-mounted surfaces for a minimalist, highly technical form
– Super light wheels w/ thin spokes that reinforce structural strength when earthbound
– Ano White paint brings an aerospace-derived finish w/ UV & cryogenic protection, electrostatic dissipation & corrosion resistance
– Gold Glazed tinted glass mimicking the copper coating of spacesuit visors, w/ subtle titanium accents
Adobe spent twenty years digging a moat. One guy with Claude Code built a bridge over it. Subscriptions are starting to look like a lifestyle choice.
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Well ists democratising/socialising creativity again. For a long time these companies build moats and walls around the SaaS and exhorted monthly subscriptions.
Now build what you need. It’s what I do. I need an app to read emails and deal with junk. Load up Claude. Maybe even set up a mail server so I don’t need to pay Microsoft all the time or a project management app instead of paying 30/month infact that paid for Claude subs for a while. Or a news scraper so I don’t need to pay for newspaper subs. The list goes on. Ai right now is providing freedom. No more adobe. No more autocad.
All this reverse engineering and cracking of software/video games because of AI has me very worried and I believe will lead to fewer freedoms, not more.
Companies now have zero incentive to ship you a binary without extreme DRM and hardware level anti-consumer sniffers and telemetry.
Reverse engineering copyright was always a very grey area because of how difficult and painstaking it was. Now with AI, one person can crack a game in weeks, not years and years needing a whole team.
This will likely lead to companies justifying ending client based software delivery in favor of streaming based cloud services and games.
At its very worst, consumer hardware and GPUs with local AI may get classified as “pirating machines” that become difficult or illegal to own because of how copyright and ownership laws get re-written around AI.
It’s not “you will own nothing and be happy” it’s “you will stream everything off a server and be complacent”.
The AI tech drive is the serpent eating its own tail. Big Tech sold us AI to make everyone more productive. Now everyone's productive enough to clone Big Tech.
Called it last night. LimeWire days again, except this time it's legal and it's Adobe sweating.
🇺🇸 AI just cloned all of Adobe’s main apps and is giving them away…FOR FREE
Atlanta developer Brandon Thomas rebuilt Photoshop, Premiere, and Illustrator using Claude Opus 5.5 and Rust.
Seven apps, zero subscription fees, completely open source.
Yeah, software giants ain't going to like this one bit.
Source: Gizmodo / Writer: Bri
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Well crypto is over….
BREAKING: American quantum computing achieves a world-first. IonQ has demonstrated a memory-enhanced interconnect linking two different types of quantum hardware, achieving over 1,000 entanglement events per second, more than 4× the previous trapped-ion record.
The breakthrough is critical for connecting quantum processors to build larger, more powerful quantum computers.
Swapped my SaaS monthly for an AI monthly. The AI builds me the software, but only because I run it like a dev team: coding policy, the AI explains every section, security and testing standards, and proper project management. The latest frontier models need reining in more than pushing.
Feels like LimeWire days again. Nobody asked if we wanted to own or rent our software. SaaS was just forced on us. Now we can clone it. Adobe and Microsoft won't love it. How long before someone clones Windows? …wait, why bother, we've had Linux for 30 years.
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