How much of the midterms was steered by X? I’d imagine not by much given the anikin memes didn’t seem to do much
I’m one of those rare, unassuming lowbi gems that are under 1k followers but has some cracked esoteric tech skills except for the “has some cracked esoteric tech skills” part
There used to be so much outrage about the quality of Twitter & how it positions discourse but I wonder if it even matters much anymore with where we are headed in the future. Is the future really gonna be steered by debates on social media or has that time passed
I’m thinking of going to university to study bio. We may be at a pivotal point in time where humans will have the ability to alter the trajectory of the species & bio will probably play a big role
That feeling when you want to go monk mode on your special project to save humanity but you can’t stop thinking about that one special girl
One thing I noticed about using LLMs as a springboard for ideas is that I get to a point where I have less of a form feel of the idea being good or slop because the model has gassed it up so much that it makes me weary of sycophancy
Where are all the old school web dev accounts at? The ones just learning to code without constant talk of ai?
How do you change your energy levels so people are less likely to try to boss you around? Tpot, do your thing.
Humans & AI will just coexist bro. Nothing to worry about… bro
I was there Friday night in San Francisco for the @REK event, and this is something you had be in the room to get it, but I’ll try to describe it.
It hit completely differently from robot-versus-robot fights. Those are entertaining, sure, but after a while they start to feel strange. You’re empathizing with machines that aren’t conscious, don’t feel pain, and don’t feel anything. Robot versus human hits different and raw, it was an emotional rollercoaster. I felt real fear for the human fighter, and real excitement, mostly fear, and when it ended there was a huge wave of relief.
The robots were remote-controlled, of course, but the kicks were genuinely powerful. We know how power-dense those actuators are, and the human fighter took real hits to his body. The kicks from the six-foot-tall EngineAI T800 seemed nearly impossible to dodge when they were hurled in the right direction. The Unitree H1 was even harder to deal with because its dynamic balance is so good that it just refused to go down.
This could be the start of a genuinely new entertainment genre. But I can tell you this: if someone wants to fight a robot with a real AI brain and real perception, you’d need robots that are far less powerful, throttled down, and compliant. Otherwise it ends in serious injury or worse.
This is the beginning of something different in robotics and entertainment, and we need to think seriously about it before regulators use moments like this as fearmongering fodder to throttle the entire humanoid frontier.