This is in jest.That said, there’s something amazing about a system where every human can get repeatedly replaced over hundreds of years but the organization keeps compounding. Onchain entities and AI agents will take this much further.Original from here:Object Zero (@Object_Zero_):@tc1415 The Aberdeen Harbour Board has been trading since 1136 and predates Magna Carta. https://t.co/DdocJEYxQk ...

Corporations solved immortality. Partially. https://t.co/d0yy3KzI4i ...

RT David Sacks (@DavidSacks)A BEST CASE SCENARIO FOR AI?The Doomer narratives were wrong. Predicated on a “rapid take-off” to AGI, they predicted that the leading AI model would use its intelligence to self-improve, leaving others in the dust, and quickly achieving a godlike superintelligence. Instead, we are seeing the opposite:— the leading models are clustering around similar performance benchmarks;— model companies continue to leapfrog each other with their latest versions (which shouldn’t be possible i ...

You don’t need to use the concepts exactly, but ideas from real-time OS development could be baked in as constraints during AI training and evaluation.Soft real-time may be sufficient. Unless it’s a car crash if it doesn’t work, like hard real-time. https://t.co/OpEnybplIy ...

We could address this via constrained execution.Constrain output length, like the 140 character limit on Twitter.Or constrain the runtime, like real-time mode in Linux. https://t.co/f9nVR7FS7IAndrej Karpathy (@karpathy):I'm noticing that due to (I think?) a lot of benchmarkmaxxing on long horizon tasks, LLMs are becoming a little too agentic by default, a little beyond my average use case.For example in coding, the models now tend to reason for a fairly long time, they have an inclination to ...

Regulatory Scrutiny - The industry is concerned about the potential prosecution of individuals like Roman Storm for providing software that broadcasts user messages [1] - The industry believes that copying and broadcasting data verbatim should not be illegal; the originator of illegal data should be held accountable, not the network service providers [2] Technology & Infrastructure - The software in question only broadcasts cryptographically signed user messages without modification, similar to how internet infrastructure providers operate [1] - The messages broadcasted could be considered as simple as text printed on a t-shirt, highlighting the basic function of the software [1]

Bitcoin triumphs over the banks.The network triumphs over the state. https://t.co/vti3VzW5skBitcoin Archive (@BTC_Archive):JUST IN: 13 of the top 25 U.S. banks are building Bitcoin products.Not priced in. https://t.co/skUJtTQQ79 ...

Bitcoin triumphs over the banks.The network triumphs over the state.Bitcoin Archive (@BTC_Archive):JUST IN: 13 of the top 25 U.S. banks are building Bitcoin products.Not priced in. https://t.co/skUJtTQQ79 ...

Perhaps obvious, but...The US government doesn't make money by taxing (like many presume) or by manufacturing (like many desire) but instead by printing.That is, it makes money by administering a global financial empire. And dollar inflation is global taxation.Derek Thompson (@DKThomp):I think a fun running series would be something like: What's that business's actual "business"?EG: Airlines don't make money by flying ppl around. The profits come from credit cards.What are other industries whose profit cent ...

CITATIONS[1]: To be clear, I personally hold no TON, though I reserve the right to get some in the future. This isn’t financial advice, this is not me telling you to buy a ton of TON, or VERB, or anything at all. This is just me making comments on events.[2]: Here's a detailed talk on technodemocracy at Token2049. This is the next step for tech; we need to reclaim democracy like we reclaimed free speech. https://t.co/Zti4iJuhUz[3]: And here's the full interview between @RaoulGMI and @ManuelStotz on Telegram ...