“I stayed away from developing AI for awhile until I realized it would happen with or without me. I could either watch it happen or be a part of it and the most important thing with AI is safety and being truth seeking.” Elon Musk @theXtakeoverhttps://t.co/UaAJKM3pF9 ...

Breaking news from Bloomberg Tech's Ed Ledllo. He is reporting that Rivian is reworking its doors after employees and customers raised concerns over potential safety issues with the current design in the R2, which is their nextG vehicle going into production at some point in the first half of next year. There's been a rethink on the manual latch or release that a passenger in the front or rear seats would need to use in the event that the electric system loses power.And what sources told us is that on their ...

RT Evelina Hahne (@EvelinaHahne)A woman in Sweden went out to throw out the trash last night when 2-3 men forced her inside her home and robbed her.Sweden is now so unsafe we can’t even go out of our homes to throw out the trash without risking multicultural consequences. ...

Production Plan - Tesla plans to remove safety drivers by the end of the year [1] Safety Measures - The safety driver is present for the first few months for extra safety [1]

Brand Perception - Tesla is perceived as providing safety, freedom, and convenience [1] - Tesla is more than just a car, representing an emotional connection and life-changing possibilities for its users [1] Marketing & Storytelling - Tesla Owners Silicon Valley created a video submission titled "More Than A Car" for the TeslaVision Contest [1] - The video tells the story of a musician whose life improved due to the safety, freedom, and possibilities offered by Tesla [1]

Safety Concerns - Tesla believes that lidar and radar sensors can decrease car safety due to sensor conflicts [1] - Tesla removed radars aiming to enhance safety, relying solely on cameras [1] Industry Perspective - Uber's CEO has expressed doubts regarding Tesla's vision-only strategy [1] Company Strategy - Tesla's strategy involves a vision-only approach, considering cameras sufficient for safety [1]

RT Tesla (@Tesla)All of our vehicles come standard with features that give you more comfort, fun & safetyThis includes– Safety engineering that keeps you & your family safe– Active safety systems that help avoid accidents in the first place– Basic Autopilot– Over-the-air updates that add new features & make existing ones betterOr in short, maximum bang for buck 💰 ...

Vehicle Features - All vehicles come standard with features focused on comfort, fun, and safety [1] - Standard safety engineering aims to keep the driver and family safe [1] - Active safety systems are included to help avoid accidents [1] - Basic Autopilot functionality is a standard feature [1] - Over-the-air updates are provided to add new features and improve existing ones [1] Value Proposition - The company emphasizes providing maximum value for the price (maximum bang for buck) [1]

AI Safety Concerns - The industry is increasingly concerned about the growing risks associated with increasingly powerful AI models [1][2] - The industry worries that progress in addressing AI risks is not keeping pace with the rapid advancement of AI technology [2] - The industry believes that controlling AI technology is possible and has improved with each model release [3] - If alignment techniques do not improve, the industry would advocate for slowing down the development of more powerful models [4][5] Strategic Responses - The industry is investing in safety techniques to accelerate the progress of AI safety [5][7] - Export controls are considered a better measure than individual companies slowing down, given geopolitical competition [5][6] - Openly releasing safety work is seen as a public good that should be shared [8] Challenges and Considerations - Balancing the benefits of AI technology with the risks it poses is a challenge, especially in a multi-party race to accelerate AI development [7] - Economic factors and geopolitical adversaries complicate efforts to slow down AI development [6]

We have finally learned the fate of Andre Hernandez Romero. As you'll remember, he's the gay makeup artist from Venezuela who was deported to El Salvador by the Trump administration back in March. He was part of a threeway prisoner swap late Friday night and is now back in Venezuela.But what's frightening is that Romero actually fled Venezuela last year to seek asylum here in the United States after arranging an appointment at a US border crossing. Immigration authorities stopped him and called his tattoos ...