Building an end to end system for for driving requires a completely different approach to thinking about safety, to thinking about infrastructure, simulation data, even the embedded architecture you put on the car. And this is something that we've spent the last decade building from the ground up. And what we're really excited about now is that we've got, it feels like the entire weight of the industry behind this.And it's really interesting because there are those different approaches to autonomous driving ...

We're excited to announce that this summer, on June 29th, Y Combinator is hosting Startup School Paris. It will be a special one-day event where the best [music] builders and hackers from across France and Europe will come together to talk tech, startups, [music] and what's next. You'll hear from founders of some of the most iconic tech companies, such as Amie, [music] DataDog, Superbase, Bustle, and many more.You'll also get direct access to YC partners, YC alumni, and fellow builders. We're so excited to ...

Welcome to a new episode of Power Players with Brian Sazy. I am your host, Brian Sazy. Uh, and I it is a real honor to welcome in my next guest.That is former Secretary of Defense Dr. . Mark Esper. Uh, doctor, good to see you here.I know these are busy days. Thank you for making time for me. I appreciate it.>> Sure thing, Brian. Great to be here with you and your audience. >> Yeah.No, very, very, very appreciated. Um, I'm trying to I was trying to think like where do I actually begin this. And let me just c ...

This TEDx talk explores how technology profoundly changes our personal and global lives. Using personal anecdotes—from instant communication easing anxiety to accessing global knowledge—the speaker illustrates technology's power to connect, educate, and solve problems. The talk concludes by emphasizing responsible use, arguing that while global ideas now travel instantly to improve local lives, we must ensure technology enhances, rather than replaces, human connection and real-world living. A G3 student fro ...

When I was 13, I filled a classroom with smoke. And that's when I learned something about curiosity. My 15-year-old brother was substituting for a Sunday science enrichment class.We had absolutely no idea what we're doing. But we did know one thing. After-school programs were boring.So, whatever we created had to be different. Something kids would actually look forward to. That day, we filled a room with theatrical smoke, we handed out small glass mirrors, and the kid bounced 3D laser beams around the room ...

⚡️ INSIGHT: Binance CEO Richard Teng says AI, like any technology, is inherently neutral and can be used to both exploit and protect users. https://t.co/75jve8OZFz ...

The window to fix AI security flaws is narrowing. Anthropic CEO Dario Amode says that Chinese AI models will catch up in just 6 to 12 months. He issued that warning during a conversation with JP Morgan Chase's CEO Jamie Diamond uh that I hosted uh just yesterday moderating with him.Uh Amodia also signaling that some software as a service companies will likely go bust. Take a listen. I think individual SAS companies, it's very possible for them to lose market value, go bankrupt, completely go bust.But but it ...

PayPal says it’s ‘becoming a technology company again.’ That means AI. https://t.co/gP8JUE0bns ...

our children are going to deal with all sorts of new challenges. We're constantly like [music] kind of moving into this brave new world and we're going to have to teach our kids how to use [music] the technology and use all of this information in a way that benefits them, benefits [music] their future family, benefits their society, benefits their community, instead of just becoming these zombies [music] on one end where you're just a slave to the tech, and on the other end where where it's actually like ge ...