"Native peoples do not look for salvation from worlds beyond. They need no alternate reality, because the mortal world and the spirit world are the same. This Earth is heaven, hell and purgatory; but most importantly, it is home. The greatest of spiritual mysteries may be revealed just beyond the front door, in the life of a community.” ― I. Morrow,

“I firmly believe that American society would not endure ten years if subjected to half the trials and tortures we’ve put Natives through. ...And yet Native peoples have not been utterly destroyed, not by the world’s strongest military. They have not been totally assimilated, not by the world’s largest religion. Native religions are indeed concerned with being a good person, respecting one’s family, ancestors, community, and the Earth—and when these principles are lived, there is great strength.” ― I. Morrow,

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Just had dinner with @Scobleizer and chatted about self driving cars, humanoid robots, the future of work, and where humanity is headed. Great conversation! https://t.co/rWCv9fa2gJ

You don't need a Hollywood crew at your disposal to make bangers like this. Higgsfield AI Cinema Studio just dropped, and this is how they made the best and craziest AI teaser I’ve ever seen in my life (and you can do the same) 👇 https://t.co/oBLYThz5Iy

Beijing Humanoid Open-Sources XR-1 Ecosystem: Making Robots "Work"🤖 Beijing Innovation Center of Humanoid Robotics (X-Humanoid) has officially open-sourced XR-1, the first VLA model to pass China's national embodied AI standards, alongside the RoboMIND 2.0 dataset and ArtVIP assets. This move targets the industry's core need: creating fully autonomous robots that can genuinely handle complex tasks. ➤ XR-1 VLA Model: Breaking the "perception-action" barrier, XR-1 uses unique UVMC technology to give robots "instinctive" reactions—like stopping a pour if a cup is moved. Its 3-stage training (from discrete codes to task fine-tuning) enables multi-source learning and precise control across different robot bodies. ➤ Real-World Mastery: Demonstrations include autonomous door navigation (adapting to 5 different types), precise industrial sorting, and heavy lifting in Cummins factories, proving it's not just a lab demo. ➤ Robust Data Foundation: RoboMIND 2.0 now offers 300k+ trajectories across 11 scenarios (including tactile data), while ArtVIP provides high-fidelity digital twins. Tests show blending this simulation data can boost task success rates by over 25%. This "XR-1 + Data" ecosystem is a major leap toward standardizing practical, autonomous embodied AI. Open Source Links: 🔗 XR-1: https://t.co/g1uT1vpchd 🔗 RoboMIND 2.0: https://t.co/xjgiDdkp5B 🔗 ArtVIP: https://t.co/WB2fvIJOp0 #XHumanoid #EmbodiedAI #Robotics #OpenSource #XR1 #AI

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EP 1 - ZZS, freedom and the limitless possibilities. I'm emo this morning, and I just want all the best things for him. https://t.co/SEBHQbrzi1

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Are these AI prompts damaging your thinking skills? Experts warn AI is making your brain work less https://t.co/bmkK1bsItS @bbcnews

This is what I would like to happen. How can we do it? https://t.co/bTgGfZ8Js3

Lakota Man aka. John Martin is a fraud, and has been using his account to pose as Lakota, and to twist native culture to cater to left leaning politicians and the Biden administration. He has defended “tr@ns rights” (calling them two spirited) and regularly calls for support for the Biden administration. For a long time, John Martin had ‘Ista Ska/White Eyes’ in his Twitter bio. In 2022, John’s claim to be of the White Eyes family was heavily questioned. Members of the White Eyes family in Pine Ridge called him out for claiming their family as his. After years of presenting his relation with the White Eyes as truth, he decided to text his brother and ask if they were related to the White Eyes and if so, did proof even exist? He posted the screenshot of the text to his X account, which he later deleted once people asked him why he had lied this entire time. (Screenshot of text in thread 1/1) He then changed his bio to “enrolled in Pine Ridge”, yet he never presented proof of enrollment or showed evidence of his traditional ties to the Lakota. Lakota man, true to his nature of lying, also lied about his parents. In a tweet, he stated that his father “drank himself to de@th” and was found de@d in downtown LA in 2003. However, public information that Native Twitter found discovered that Melvin Martin’s location of de@th was in the hospital. There is much more information regarding his family and the lies he has told which is all included in an article by “ali”, (NTVTWT) I will include this article in thread 1/2. According to the article, John’s family is allegedly from Nebraska, while the tribe he has claimed is in South Dakota. Even after his claims regarding his father, the gravestone states that his father, Melvin Martin, is actually Santee Sioux. Yet, Melvin’s obituary says Pine Ridge, S.D. (Obituary in thread 1/3). In every background check I have utilized (using two separate databases), I have been unable to pull John’s criminal record, record of family, work history, alleged military background or voter registration info. This is incredibly odd. This tells me that he does not live where he states he does, OR he pays high dollar to have his information fully hidden from the public. Last month, I communicated with the Oglala Sioux Tribe Enrollment Department at Pine Ridge. I asked about LakotaMan aka. John Martin. No one within the office had heard this name. This led me to send an open records request to the South Dakota Department of Tribal Relations. According to the response from Department of Tribal Relations, there are no records of John Martin being registered/enrolled at Pine Ridge, South Dakota. LakotaMan is a liar and a serial blocker. He blocks anyone who will present evidence against him in order to escape accountability for his grift. He has also been known to bully others who speak against him. He has spoken ill of the de@d and made fun of widows/widowers. (This is not something that true native Americans take lightly. See in thread 1/4). Lakota Man is not enrolled at Pine Ridge. LakotaMan is Chief Fibs-a-lot, The Great Deceiver of the Plains.

🧠The Burden of Intelligence 👉Why human judgment still matters, even when AI thinks better than we do. For most of human history, intelligence was scarce. Thinking took time, insight arrived slowly and it was shaped by lived experience. Cognition had friction, and this friction gave it substance and weight. Today, that assumption is collapsing. Artificial intelligence has, to use another ubiquitous word, made cognition precariously abundant. Answers arrive instantly and patterns surface with little to no effort. Judgment is technologically packaged and delivered with a confidence that increasingly rivals, if not often exceeds our own. My central point here is that this isn't simply another technological advance but marks the first time human cognition itself appears to be on the obsolescence curve. We have replaced tools before, but we have never replaced thinking. That's why this moment feels different to me. AI isn't extending human effort in the way machines once extended muscle or speed. It's occupying territory we once assumed was uniquely human that includes reasoning, synthesis, interpretation. In many domains, AI often performs these functions better than we do. And this is a claim many resist, because it contradicts how we have always understood progress—generally slow, incremental, and occasionally punctuated by sudden change. Blink, it's different now. AI is already outperforming humans at just about everything from diagnosis to creativity. These are no longer edge cases or lab demonstrations but operational realities inculcated into our lives. Even ethics, long treated as safely human, has proven more codifiable than we expected. Moral constraints can be written down, trade-offs can be formalized and even prohibitions can be managed at scale. What once felt irreducibly human increasingly fits inside AI systems. Maybe the curious discovery here isn't that machines lack morality, but that much of what we called moral reasoning was more procedural than we care to admit. So the question is no longer whether AI will become cognitively superior. In many ways, it already is. The deeper question is what happens when intelligence itself changes categories. When intelligence becomes abundant, its value shifts. What becomes scarce isn't cognition, but ownership. The fundamental shift here is from insight to accountability. Simply put, it's not answers, but responsibility for what those answers set in motion. This is the burden of intelligence. As AI grows more capable, my sense is that the cost of disengagement rises. A flawed recommendation from a powerful system carries far more consequence than one from a limited or optional tool. And in this context, delegation becomes most tempting precisely where it is most dangerous. The smarter the AI, the easier it is to step back, and in doing so, the higher the price. article continues after advertisement Here's the key fact: human intelligence is no longer defined by producing better answers. It's defined by bearing the consequences of answers we did not fully generate, and, dare I say, often do not fully understand. Many of us already feel this shift, even if we do not name it. The quiet discomfort of endorsing a recommendation we did not reason through. The unease of defending a conclusion that feels right but arrived from somewhere else. This is the moment when AI's output is both smart and difficult to challenge and it's also the moment that responsibility lands squarely on us. That discomfort is not failure. It is the sensation of intelligence without authorship. This burden isn't some sort of techno-consolation prize. It's much more and perhaps more challenging. It demands "cognitive presence" in systems designed to make human presence feel unnecessary. It asks us to remain accountable at the exact moment automation invites surrender. This may push us toward the margins of decision-making, and those margins are not trivial. That's the spot where values collide and harm accumulates and the very fringes where human engagement becomes less an option and more an imperative. The real risk of AI is not that machines will think better than us. It's that thinking will begin to feel complete without us. If human cognition is being diminished, the response cannot be an afterthought or even nostalgia. It must be vigilance realized as the sustained, effortful refusal to disengage simply because intelligence no longer requires our participation. Vigilance isn't watching from the sidelines but remaining cognitively present inside technologies that function perfectly well without us. The future of intelligence is not a contest between minds. It is a test of whether humans are willing to remain answerable in a world where intelligence no longer needs them to function. The burden of intelligence isn't simply about preserving human primacy but about refusing to abandon responsibility simply because thinking has become easy. And that burden will not disappear, no matter how intelligent our machines become. https://t.co/qXFgDxPE0O #AI #intelligence #cognition

Even Google is reportedly rationing internal AI compute via a small executive council, because chip demand is outpacing supply. The council is described as spanning Cloud, DeepMind, Search and Ads, and finance, and it decides which groups get scarce clusters and when. Alphabet has lifted 2025 capital expenditure guidance to $91B–$93B, but it still faces trade-offs between Cloud revenue growth, keeping core products stable at massive scale, and staying competitive in model development. --- theinformation. com/articles/inside-balancing-act-googles-compute-crunch

Worldwide economic growth is expected to outperform consensus estimates next year, according to the Macro Outlook 2026 from Goldman Sachs Research. Read the 2026 Outlook: https://t.co/tbmy5to79k https://t.co/vFL1nMRfwo

Energy might not be the main bottleneck to AI: https://t.co/Zar8Sz2Eml https://t.co/NBQFrH0rj4

Energy might not be the main bottleneck to AI: https://t.co/Zar8Sz2Eml https://t.co/NBQFrH0rj4

Mustafa Suleyman argues that intelligence is the root driver of human progress fueling science, technology, governance, and innovation. He highlights how communication and prediction have enabled civilization to radically extend life expectancy and grow the global population. Breakthroughs like Microsoft’s AI Diagnostic Orchestrator show how AI can now outperform doctors in accuracy and efficiency. This tool reduces costs, removes bureaucracy, and could become globally accessible by 2030–2035. Such advances point to a future where AI adds more quality-adjusted life years than any drug in history.

Emotion-based AI is a key differentiator in the new wave of computer vision and robotics, making interactions more natural and personalized while still protecting privacy and ethics. Source @Gartner_inc Link https://t.co/oreMbhZUI7 via @antgrasso #AI #ArtificialIntelligence https://t.co/TYBvXVAYd0

People are getting their news from AI and it’s altering their views https://t.co/kcRZgFrNMf @ConversationUS

Paris taken by a coup: How an AI video caused Macron a major headache https://t.co/JJsFrPcW8E @euronews

AI likely to displace jobs, says Bank of England governor https://t.co/6FrcHUpHw7 @MRaceBBC @bbcnews

We asked four AI coding agents to rebuild Minesweeper the results were explosive https://t.co/gOmuPs66Op @arstechnica

China boosts AI chip output by upgrading older ASML machines https://t.co/CsFPQYNr3W @ft @EleanorOlcott

This Chrome Extension Turns LinkedIn Posts About AI Into Facts About Allen Iverson https://t.co/usTYYCQhjE @wired

Visa, Mastercard make a global push for mobile wallets https://t.co/RqZx8CqR06 @johnhadams @AmerBanker

@dbenyamin Good point. Here is how @blevlabs prompts his AI. No tricks. Just talk to it like you talk to a human. https://t.co/VhTSNqmegs

Who will win? Multi-billion dollar ai research lab or man with a markdown file? My browser skill was over 2x faster at completing this task than Claude Code's new chrome integration! https://t.co/kfA1ceBDng

Paris taken by a coup: How an AI video caused Macron a major headache https://t.co/JJsFrPcW8E @euronews

People are getting their news from AI and it’s altering their views https://t.co/kcRZgFrNMf @ConversationUS

https://t.co/M0wcfg8eyM Check out my friends. They used my apartment as a set.

@marvinvonhagen @interaction https://t.co/YORYyHjdkO

StereoPilot Learning Unified and Efficient Stereo Conversion via Generative Priors https://t.co/IJXUo3BIma