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We’re spending a lot of words to dunk on the wealth tax guy - but we could have saved a lot of space by saying two words: he’s French.
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polygonmojo ⏩ retweeted
We wanted flying cars, and we got 140 characters...
along with flying cars(!!)
all from the same mad lad
I love the future.
Kind of based that Meta released something that is ballpark-ish to Kimi and GLM.
I do want to see American open source lead though - not trail. 🇺🇸
Still, grats guys - let’s go after that next checkpoint. 🤖🚀
polygonmojo ⏩ retweeted
The French Mad Lads finally did it 🥹
LE CHONK is here 🔥
Meet Mistral Large 4, aka Le Chonk.
• 1T parameters, natively multimodal. 49B active.
It is the best open weights model from US or Europe on aggregated benchmarks.
• State-of-the-art on critical workloads, including cyber defense, manufacturing and finance and it surpasses closed frontier models on visual grounding.
• Forged in Europe end-to-end and is deployable from Europe via our own Mistral Cloud infrastructure.
• Available to all via API today. Working with cybersecurity partners privately.
Open weights release end of October.
Not to mention - we already gave these leeches a tax break two years ago.
Say no to the boomer geld!
polygonmojo ⏩ retweeted
AI Sovereign Wealth Fund with an AI dividend is absolutely the way forward.
.@schisofrenia argues the real UBI question is how AI wealth gets redistributed. @AndrewYang says he’s already seen one version of it firsthand after getting paid $2,500 for AI to use his work:
Sofia: "You were the person who first introduced me to the concept of UBI in the first place"
"We have a sovereign wealth fund, akin to what Norway has. Alaska has more of a petroleum dividend."
"A universal basic dividend would distribute wealth to Americans based on a weighted index of the top AI companies. How you define what the top AI companies are, that's really the core topic of contention."
"You could do things like wage insurance. If somebody made 80k a year and their job was displaced by AI and they have to get a job that's 50k a year, the government could compensate those people for the amount that they lost."
Andrew Yang: "I am probably the only person in this circle who actually did get paid for their data. AI wants to eat your book and it will pay you $2,500 for the privilege. Imagine if every American got a message like that."
@jubileemedia
Elon is a polarizing figure, but his products consistently slap.
Trying a Tesla versus other cars - the competition isn’t even close (unless you count Chinese EVs) and even then…
FSD is a total Elon victory. Tips me a little more toward great man theory of history.
Who else is giving us robotics, advanced AI and space capabilities right now?
That feeling when you get off the @typesafeai waitlist and are ready to use absurdly abundant intelligence.
🤖 Made with AI
Astra makes side questing on creating fun webgl arcade games absurdly easy. We do live in the future.
Had my son create a Minecraft clone with world war 1 trench warfare.
Already up to double digit PRs.
polygonmojo ⏩ retweeted
serious question, at this point why not simply cancel the ipo’s & nationalize the labs?
theoretically nationalization would solve some of the incentive problems immediately. the us treasury becomes the only shareholder. the govt can coordinate compute, model releases, security standards, & pacing without asking rival firms to collude.
you could theoretically put openai, anthropic, & eventually other designated frontier labs under something analogous to a federally owned strategic technology corporation, with the president appointing the board rather than literally having sam & dario file weekly tps reports to the oval office.