tech entrepreneur
København, Danmark
Joined July 2010
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Francesco Stasi retweeted
literally no one can shift the entire world's mood like elon
self-driving cars, flying cars, skyscrapers thrown into the sky and then caught by giant chopsticks, people controlling computers with their minds
every few months this madman comes out with something straight out of sci-fi and gets everyone excited about the future
a generational vibe shifter making the future look like the future
Francesco Stasi retweeted
The European Union cannot have their weekend interrupted.
They will get together on Monday to announce that they are continuing to monitor the situation closely.
Francesco Stasi retweeted
BREAKING: My sources in Brussels have confirmed the official EU response to the Iran conflict:
1. France has surrendered
2. Sweden offering asylum to both sides
3. Greece will ask Iran for a loan
4. Denmark offering Irani leaders free mental health counseling
5. No response from Spain (weekend)
More intel to follow soon
I’ve been building a mobile app over the last few days using @rork and I’m genuinely impressed.
What a time to be alive!
Francesco Stasi retweeted
FSD may be finally coming to Europe, starting in the Netherlands in February 2026! 🤞🏼
Tesla says RDW (Netherlands Vehicle Authority) has committed to granting Netherlands National approval in Feb 2026.
“Upon NL National approval, other EU countries can immediately recognize the exemption and also allow rollout within their country.”
If you’re European, contact your regulators to help get FSD approved in your country! Lives are at stake.
Tesla has been working hard toward shipping Full Self-Driving (Supervised) in Europe for over 12 months now. We have given FSD demos to regulators of almost every EU country. We have requested early access, pilot release programs or exemptions where possible.
We have developed & shared detailed safety evidence for FSD, now public in our latest Safety Report. And we have driven over 1 million kilometers safely on EU roads across 17 different countries (internal testing).
Our main path to success is partnering with the Dutch approval authority RDW to gain exemption for the feature. This involves proving compliance with existing regulations (UN-R-171 DCAS) + filing an exemption (EU Article 39) for yet-to-be-regulated behaviors like Level 2 systems off-highway, system-initiated lane changes with hands-off the wheel etc.
Some of these regulations are outdated and rules-based, which makes FSD illegal in its current form. Changing FSD to be compliant with these rules would make it unsafe and unusable in many cases. While we have changed FSD to be maximally compliant where it is logical and reasonable, we won't sacrifice the safety of a proven system or materially deteriorate customer usability.
As a result, we are gathering evidence to get exemptions on a specific rule-by-rule basis. Unfortunately, the real world fleet-proven safety wins alone are considered insufficient.
Currently, RDW has committed to granting Netherlands National approval in February 2026. Please contact them via link below to express your excitement & thank them for making this happen as soon as possible. Upon NL National approval, other EU countries can immediately recognize the exemption and also allow rollout within their country. Then we will bring it to a TCMV vote for official EU-wide approval.
We're excited to bring FSD to our owners in Europe soon!
rdw.nl/en/contact/our-contac…
Francesco Stasi retweeted
Huge congrats to Elon and SpaceX team on the successful Starship test flight. What a time to be alive!
Francesco Stasi retweeted
Neuralink's latest demo actually brought me to tears.
You can use your brain to play Mario Kart, Call of Duty and even control a robotic arm to write.
As someone with an uncle who is disabled, it's awesome to see a team truly unlocking human potential.
Francesco Stasi retweeted
Eric Schmidt says intelligence is about to decouple from us.
“The computers are now doing self-improvement.. They don’t have to listen to us anymore.”
Within six years: a mind smarter than the sum of humans -- scaled, recursive, free. We have no language for what’s coming.
Francesco Stasi retweeted
Things will never be the same again.
DOGE will become the standard across the western world.
The old style of politics that enabled corruption and abuse of public funds is dead.
Accountability and transparency is now the standard.
We’re entering a new era for humanity.
Francesco Stasi retweeted
Everyone should be in favor of transparent, efficient government. Seems obvious.
Francesco Stasi retweeted
DOGE has existed twice before
Most recently was under President Clinton’s “National Partnership for Reinventing Government” and most famously in 1941 under Then-Senator Truman’s “Truman Committee”.
Interesting that historically BOTH previous efforts at DOGE were Democratic led.
Also important to know that with very little money, specifically less than $7M over 7 years, the Truman Committee saved the USA $10-15B. These are 1941 dollars. Adjusted for inflation, the Truman Committee saved USA almost $250B of today’s dollars.
Francesco Stasi retweeted
Deepseek is now #1 on the AppStore, surpassing ChatGPT—no NVIDIA supercomputers or $100M needed. The real treasure of AI isn’t the UI or the model—they’ve become commodities. The true value lies in data and metadata, the oxygen fueling AI’s potential. The future’s fortune? It’s in our data. Deepgold. 😇
Francesco Stasi retweeted
R1 isn’t the true big disruption. It’s just a herald. Here’s what I predict will happen:
Within 3-6 months, an American company will duplicate the same cost-savings in a similar model. DS literally told everyone how to do it.
After that, Deepseek will come out with something so far beyond anything we’ve seen and THAT will be the real disruption.
Francesco Stasi retweeted
To add to this, there is nothing that now stops China from exporting their AI to the world. After the events of the past few days, China’s solution is currently roughly the same quality but meaningfully cheaper than American alternatives. Imagine what they bring to market in 12 or 24 months from now at this rate…
Will they do to the tech industry what they’ve already done to so many other markets? Cheaper, faster, better is a killer value proposition.
Meanwhile the bureaucratic class in the US has forced American companies to fight with one arm tied behind our backs.
Our education system is broken, we are over regulated and our politicians have been rewarded for focusing on all manner of fringe issues.
We need to follow through and complete this reset back to common sense if we are to win and remain the most important country in the world.
the r1 drop should be setting off alarm bells in the entire western capitalist apparatus.
for the first time in a while, i’m genuinely afraid the u.s. is losing its dominance—its influence, its capacity to innovate, & its ability to outcompete on a global scale. the core issue isn’t just regulatory capture or bureaucratic inertia. the real problem is also the managerial class: a bloated, risk-averse, overpaid, over glorified layer that’s systematically dismantled the mechanisms that once made the u.s. competitive. meta is a great example of this (look at what happened with llama)—that’s with a founder running it, now imagine google where there is a professional manager running it & 5k vp’s underneath.
meanwhile, china is surging ahead. it’s not just drones or now a world-class ai model; it’s the entire ecosystem. robots are building other robots at scale. their tech is cheap, effective, & ubiquitous. the world’s supply chain—its manufacturing core—is de facto chinese.
china isn’t just catching up; it’s scaling the future. if the west continues down this path—short-term thinking, managerial inefficiency, & a refusal to prioritize strategic innovation—it risks becoming irrelevant in the face of a system designed for precision & long-term dominance. this isn’t just a challenge; it’s an existential threat to western economic & technological leadership.