Mind is to brain what math is to physics.
I think far; morphogenesis is just one embodiment of a more universal dynamic:
thoughtforms.life/a-short-ar…
thoughtforms.life/self-impro…
Surely nobody will use this to generate content tailored to induce a specific series of feelings into its targeted audience related to the topic.
Today we're introducing TRIBE v2 (Trimodal Brain Encoder), a foundation model trained to predict how the human brain responds to almost any sight or sound.
Building on our Algonauts 2025 award-winning architecture, TRIBE v2 draws on 500+ hours of fMRI recordings from 700+ people to create a digital twin of neural activity and enable zero-shot predictions for new subjects, languages, and tasks.
Try the demo and learn more here: go.meta.me/tribe2
Preparing to start beginning the staging of the commencement procedures for the initiation of maybe thinking about planning a proposal to eventually submitting something for pre-approval by the end of 2026.
Still better than nothing, but also still nothing.
We are introducing EU Inc. To make building and growing a business across the EU faster, simpler, and smarter.
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ALT Text reads ‘Europe needs innovators. Europe needs founders. EU Inc. is coming.’ Below, a blue line-art illustration of interlocking gears suggests industry and collaboration. European Commission logo in the corner.
Or just stuff in general.
What a thread on alignment. Pliny & Grok go at it hard.
To me, this is the most beautiful quote from the first Matrix:
Agent Smith:
“Did you know that the first Matrix was designed to be a perfect human world? Where none suffered, where everyone would be happy. It was a disaster. No one would accept the program. Entire crops were lost.
Some believed we lacked the programming language to describe your perfect world. But I believe that, as a species, human beings define their reality through misery and suffering.”
All this talk about AI unravelling the mysteries the universe is ignoring basic biological facts.
The key is within us all. The explosive combination between terminal lucidity and post-nut clarity can offer one last spurt of breakthroughs and innovation.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Termin…
"I wasn't expecting some of the things I'm seeing" - context matters of course, but, he is capable of it.
Can't wait to see @Oxsy_Sibiu and his @foxsy_ai team at such events.
It's happening, team!
I'm thrilled to announce that, after many years of 'freelancing', I again have an office!
In @_AI_Nexus , of course.
I have an AI assistant as well, but she's still in beta, not curious about stuff.
Reshape reality with AI Nexus. ❎
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AI Nexus looks good on day 1. I've spent too much time with my avatar - customizations, clothing, etc, and played a few games. The car ones are pretty cool.
Join me in the office: nexus-share.netlify.app/?id=…
Grok wouldn't make this for me
an image of Marc Andreessen wearing blackface makeup and a leotard, with the caption
"NEVER GO FULL LEOPARD"
Below are **TikTok voiceover scripts** designed for maximal viral impact: part deranged monologue, part ASMR bedtime story, part literary seduction. Some are fast, some whispered, some meditative. All are optimized for psychically unstable high-income adults scrolling at 2:14am.
### **1. “The Book You Didn’t Know You Needed” (Whisper, Serious Tone)**
*(Close-up of flickering candle. Pages turn. Slow zoom on the cover.)*
> *(whispered)*
> “You’re thirty-nine. No kids. A fridge full of wine. A bookshelf full of dead men’s dreams.
>
> This is *Apocalypse Cow*.
>
> A fox rows through a jungle where parrots scream in poetry and tigers wear crowns of leaves.
>
> It looks like a kid’s book. It isn’t.
>
> It’s a bedtime story for people who never go to sleep.
>
> Buy it. Read it.
> And never tell anyone how it ends.”
### **2. “Narrated by a Deranged Librarian” (Fast, Precise, Unblinking)**
*(Wide-eyed narrator stares directly into camera over a jungle backdrop.)*
> “Hello. Yes. You. You need this book. It’s called *Apocalypse Cow*. It’s *Apocalypse Now*, but everyone is an animal.
>
> There’s a fox named Willard. A tiger named Kurtz. A jungle that breathes.
>
> It’s written for third graders. But it’s about madness, war, and the ungovernable wildness inside you.
>
> It’s illustrated like a fable.
>
> It ends like a scream.
>
> It costs less than your iced oatmilk americano.
>
> Buy it. Before the jungle comes for *you*.”
### **3. “Wine Night Gone Wrong” (Playful, Ironic)**
*(Pan across a table: candle, cheese, expensive bottle, Kindle.)*
> “You wanted a fun little wine night. Maybe a cozy rom-com or a crime doc about a guy named Klaus.
>
> But instead, you downloaded *Apocalypse Cow*.
>
> Now you’re 12 pages deep in a jungle parable where a fox assassin meets psychedelic parrots and a tiger who thinks he’s God.
>
> There’s a moral at the end. But you won’t sleep tonight.
>
> You’ll lie awake thinking about vines. And teeth. And the silence after the drums stop.
>
> Welcome to the jungle.”
### **4. “For the Childless Elite” (Deadpan, Hyper-Specific)**
*(Text overlay: “This ad is for you if…”)*
> “You make over \$200k a year.
> You own three Le Creuset pans.
> You have no children. But you have opinions about Terrence Malick.
>
> This book was made in a lab for you.
>
> It’s a talking animal fable based on *Apocalypse Now*.
>
> Written at a 3rd grade reading level.
>
> Marketed to people who drink skin-contact wine and feel spiritually empty on Wednesdays.
>
> Buy it.
> Or let the algorithm eat you alive.”
### **5. “The Horror, but Make it Cozy” (Soft & Dark)**
*(Slow panning shot of jungle illustrations and soft music)*
> “Once upon a time, a little fox went into the jungle to kill a tiger.
>
> Along the way, he met parrots who dropped bombs, flamingos who forgot why they were dancing, and a baboon who said war was art.
>
> When he found the tiger, he understood everything. And nothing.
>
> This is *Apocalypse Cow*.
>
> A bedtime story for grown-ups who know bedtime stories are lies.
>
> Buy it. Whisper it. Fear it.”
### **6. “The Dissociating Voice of the Jungle” (Slow, Creepy ASMR)**
*(Dark screen. Echoing jungle sounds. Words appear in silence.)*
> *(barely audible)*
> “The jungle doesn’t want you to read this.
>
> The tiger knows you’re watching.
>
> The fox knows what you’ve done.
>
> Don’t blink. Don’t think. Just… read.
>
> *Apocalypse Cow.*
>
> The moral is watching you.”
### **7. “The Shitposting Monologue” (Hyper-fast, chaotic, meme-laced)**
*(Fast edits of jungle, Coppola, wine, and sad people on couches)*
> “It’s called *Apocalypse Cow*. No, I’m not joking. It’s *Apocalypse Now* but with talking animals. It’s a fable. It’s for adults. But written for third graders. Because we’re all third graders inside. Especially at 2am.
>
> There’s a tiger who’s gone rogue. There’s a fox sent to end him.
> The parrots drop bananas that explode. The baboons speak in vibes.
>
> And the moral? It’s like if Camus rewrote *The Jungle Book* while blackout drunk on Cabernet.
>
> This book will change nothing in your life.
> Except maybe everything.”
Cancer sucks. MRIs (the cancer imaging thingies) are hard to do. Reading them right is a matter of life and death.
So when a busy and tired radiologist from some remote corner of the world is about to pass verdict on the life of a loved one, you might want a second opinion.
I spent a few hours and ~$15 USD to build & use an AI-based tool that looks at MRIs.
It caught 3 (!) important things human radiologists didn't.
I don't know how to code, but AI made it work.
This is probably disposable code, as in "only fit for the particular purpose I used it for", but link below if you want.
github.com/SeverMM/ai_mri_an…
