No orbital launch provider but SpaceX has ever put even 1,000 satellites in orbit; SpaceX has launched >11,000. What has @elonmusk said about this unprecedented accomplishment? “It’s a good start.” 🚀 https://t.co/Px76yETwDV

🇧🇪 Positive news for FSD Supervised in Belgium! I just received an official response from the cabinet of @MDiependaele , Minister-President of the Flemish Government. A few days ago, the Dutch vehicle authority RDW granted the first type approval for Tesla FSD Supervised. In my message to the Flemish government, I urged them to actively support and accelerate the recognition and implementation of this RDW approval in Flanders/Belgium, so Tesla owners and all road users can benefit from this safer, more advanced driver assistance system as soon as possible. Here's the reply I received: Dear Sir, Your message was well received and read with interest. It shows your involvement in our society. Minister-President Diependaele thanks you for your insights and for the initiative you are taking. Others whom you contacted are better placed to answer you substantively, yet we are reviewing your message internally. We will contact you if additional clarification is needed. With kind regards, Advisor Local Policy Cabinet of Matthias Diependaele Minister-President of the Flemish Government Flemish Minister of Economy, Innovation and Industry, Foreign Affairs, Digitalization and Facility Management This is encouraging, they explicitly thanked me for the input and confirm they're reviewing it internally at the highest level. A small but positive step toward bringing FSD Supervised to Flemish roads faster! I will continue to follow up and keep you updated on any further developments!

@boardyai The best AI news from X: https://t.co/kiuZ7QXLzb

🚨 BOOM: Some American drivers are ECSTATIC for Elon Musk's Tesla semitruck "Massive windows, the seat is right in the center. It's usually off to the side and they can't reach the buttons they need to." "10 exterior cameras, obviously these massive screens. They're not inhaling the fumes of a diesel truck. The seat is no longer shaking. All things that are important for a good office or workplace." "There are a lot of benefits and the drivers tell me they love it." @elonmusk 🔥

FSD v14.3.1 did an exceptional job with parking at Costco now. It found the absolute first spot open, picked it quickly, and backed in perfectly. Solid! https://t.co/d4WgOnlJi6

AIサイエンティストが示すような自律的な科学的発見の未来を実現し、現在の課題を乗り越えていくためには、最先端のML研究とプロダクトを繋ぐ強力なエンジニアリングが不可欠です。 https://t.co/XJtxXbHgOF 現在Sakana AIでは、研究開発を加速させるSoftware Engineer (Research and Development)を 募集しています。データパイプラインの構築からフルスタックでの開発まで、研究成果を実際のソフトウェアとしてデプロイするための架け橋となる重要なポジションです。 生成AIやLLMなどの最新技術を活用した開発に精通し、東京から世界のAI研究を共に切り拓いていただける方のご応募をお待ちしております。

AIサイエンティストが示すような自律的な科学的発見の未来を実現し、現在の課題を乗り越えていくためには、最先端のML研究とプロダクトを繋ぐ強力なエンジニアリングが不可欠です。 https://t.co/XJtxXbHgOF 現在Sakana AIでは、研究開発を加速させるSoftware Engineer (Research and Development)を 募集しています。データパイプラインの構築からフルスタックでの開発まで、研究成果を実際のソフトウェアとしてデプロイするための架け橋となる重要なポジションです。 生成AIやLLMなどの最新技術を活用した開発に精通し、東京から世界のAI研究を共に切り拓いていただける方のご応募をお待ちしております。

Seedance 2.0 just landed in Genspark AI Video Agent! No geo-restrictions. Available for everyone. 🌍 https://t.co/rk9T98qOfq

What is neuron degeneration? Skyler, a machine learning engineer at Neuralink, shares how brain-computer interfaces could bypass neural pathways that are broken due to ALS, helping restore the ability to speak to those who have lost it. https://t.co/achRvtrTYh

Engineering Is Magic. https://t.co/NUGrnOasgo

The new leading Democrat candidate for Governor of California: https://t.co/4zcNPqhvFG

Fried Pickle Po' Boy now available at Tesla Diner https://t.co/CYlWNspYzC

FSD v14.3.1 review after 10 drives and many hours, here are my thoughts (it’s a great one) - v14.3.1 feels like a big jump even compared to FSD v14.3, even for “just” a point release build. Everything’s polished and smoother overall as expected. - Always after a big update or fundamental architecture changes, there will be a couple rough edges. I was very impressed with how solid FSD v14.3 was, and .1 added a lot of polish to it. - First big thing I noticed with this build was improved lane bias and preference changes. Notably, v14.3 would like to sit toward the left lane on emptier highways, in my driving tonight I didn’t see any of that. Will drive a lot more tomorrow to verify. - In FSD v14.3, a new feature introduced was a new P parking icon at your destination. At first with v14.3, it didn’t show for me, then it did majority of the time. With v14.3.1, it has shown every single time now. Something new in .1 is you can now select it and change the arrival type from parking lot to garage, street parking, curbside etc. Nice improvement and quick to change. - As with v14.3, stop sign behavior is MUCH improved. It commits and doesn’t hesitate, no double stops I’ve seen and a smoother acceleration and deceleration curve, leading to a more comfortable drive. Notably, speed bumps and dip handling is also buttery smooth, great acceleration/deceleration curve as well. - Gated parking lots. One thing I noticed today with gated lots and garages is that it pulls up to the ticket dispenser way quicker and in a better position than before. It’s close and centered, exactly where I’d pull up. Goes right away when gate opens too, 10/10 no notes. Parking- This is a big change with FSD v14.3+. It now picks parking spots quicker and more decisive. With v14.3.1 it’s even better, it’s picking the first spot it sees and commits, and sometimes they are even corner spots which I personally love to avoid door dings. I saw a ton of corner spot parking today which is awesome. When it’s parking, it’s so quick to decide which spot to take, but sometimes once it starts pulling in the spot it’s a bit slow to finish the maneuver as well as a bit slow in parking lots sometimes now, the final 5 feet of the maneuver are the slowest understandably. I saw an instance of the twitchy steering wheel as well. Spot selection is so improved it’s hard to even compare to v14.2.x. What a massive upgrade and the decision making is so fast and confident. - Speed control was great on my drives tonight, mostly city but was behaving exactly how I would and expect of it now. Went perfectly with flow of traffic on the profiles I selected. Hurry mode is dialed in, and doesn’t sit in left lane, at least on the drives I did. - So cool to have Grok integrated with navigation. Tesla Self Driving and Grok took me to 5 separate destinations earlier with ZERO input, I just pressed start FSD and it drove, parked, unparked and got me to each destination without any intervention. Definitely worth watching the video I posted earlier of it. - Decision making and reaction times are next level as well, it reacted to multiple bad human drivers we encountered tonight extremely well and the reaction time is lightning fast. Will post some videos tomorrow of it reacting to other vehicles, its reasoning is fantastic. Overall, what a big polish upgrade to an already excellent build. Really excited to drive it more extensively tomorrow. Thank you to the legends @Tesla_AI for the hard work getting another fantastic build out to us, this one’s phenomenal.

Got on my mac to have native install of Hermes to play around with /browser connect command - now hermes is browsing the community run Hermes Agent reddit 😇 So useful and easy! https://t.co/WojMzaNzR5

our second startup documentary to hit 100k it's been a long time building to get access to these companies, glad to now hit a bit of motion the 7 episodes coming over the next 3 months are a huge level up in production quality, founder access, subject matter will not stop until these are world-leading and on netflix

注意了 现在开 claude max 有概率需要 kyc 咯 进一步封锁。。。 https://t.co/T6mfYIKlJf

WHAT FEATURES DID X AND XAI ADD IN 2025? 2025 is almost over and both X and xAI has have been cooking! Let’s see what features they worked on this year! Good job done by the teams! https://t.co/EUrOLxBGVr

Chinese student bought a USB-C chip for $2 with a blue LED. Smaller than my thumb. Set it up with Claude Code in 15 minutes. The chip does one thing - blinks when AI agents are working and goes dark when they're waiting. Nothing else. The Google engineer did the same thing and ended up automating 80% of his work at the company, and now just decides whether to let the chip work or not. Everything Claude Code - 27 agents, 64 skills, 1,282 security tests out of the box. You stop chatting with AI and start managing a team. Commenters on the forum mocked the Chinese student. Someone wrote that his toaster has more computing power. He didn't reply to anyone. Just added one line at the bottom: the LED knows before you do.

A Chinese student built a device the size of a credit card for $14. Raspberry Pi, Camera, One red LED. His professor called it a toy. His classmates laughed. The device does one thing - you speak to it, Claude scans thousands of data points in real time, and when it finds the answer - the LED turns red. While other developers write code manually for 8 hours a day - he just watches the light. One rules file. One small device. A system that works without him. Engineers with 11 years of experience spend one evening on setup - and drop to 2-3 hours of work a day. He spent $14 and one weekend to replace an entire dev team worth $18,000. He dropped out of university. Now makes $19,000 a month. His classmates stopped laughing around month four.

Meet Fabula: an interactive AI writing tool helping authors structure & refine stories. Co-designed with 42 expert writers, the demo showcases how convergent iteration supports creativity. Catch the demo at the Google booth at 10:30AM! #CHI2026 https://t.co/SpKfhheBOl

AI will help us authors write better. And do things that were crazy to consider doing before. I see it everyday as I have my AI write https://t.co/kiuZ7QXLzb

Model 3 Performance in spring🌸 📸：GODZILLA https://t.co/u5o6tNbSHM

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🚨#BREAKING: The woman who was randomly shot in the face 6 times and st*bbed to de*th while she was walking her dog in Atlanta GA has been identified as 40-year-old Lauren Bullis. The suspect, “Olaolukitan Adon Abel” was also allegedly in the process of se*ually assaulting her before neighbors came to the scene. Olaolukitan is charged with 3 other "completely random" shootings and the de*th of another woman. We do not have to live like this.

The website was rebuilt by @NFTBiker and @v3ga with the support of Matthew Epler, who initiated the project. @carreras_anna and @golan has joined to help improve it ! 💪 — Website : https://t.co/QmLQMxVty3 — Repo : https://t.co/w3MwmQMD4O

GBrain v0.10.0 is a big one My personal OpenClaw setup and brain can now be yours. I've perfected my RESOLVER.md, my SOUL.md and ACLs for multi-user brain access. Now there are 24 distinct fat skills with fat code, fully tested with e2e tests, evals and unit tests. https://t.co/fWe85Hfdey

wow! @garrytan (YC’s CEO, builder of GStack — that 70k-star agentic coding toolkit) just open-sourced GBrain v0.10.0. Think of it like this: most of us have a messy second brain in Notion or Obsidian. Garry built an agentic second brain that actually thinks, remembers, and acts like an extension of you. Here’s what he did: 1/ He turned his own daily driver (running on OpenClaw/Hermes) into a fully open, MIT-licensed system anyone can install in ~30 minutes. It’s not a toy. His personal instance already has over 17,000 pages of markdown knowledge that compounds automatically. It literally knows him. 2/ The real magic is in three simple files he perfected: •SOUL.md → This is your agent’s “identity.” It’s not just facts about you. It’s who you are, how you think, what you value. The agent reads this and becomes you, not a generic assistant. •RESOLVER.md → No more slash commands or rigid prompts. The agent sees your intent and routes it to the right tool automatically. It’s like giving your AI a brain that actually decides “what should I do next?” without you babysitting it. •ACLs (access control) → Secure multi-user mode. You can safely share your brain with teammates without everything bleeding together. This is the part that usually breaks every personal agent project. 3/ Then he packed in 24 “fat skills” — real, battle-tested capabilities, not thin wrappers. Signal detection (it notices important stuff in your life), smart memory checking at the right moments, media ingestion, meeting transcript processing, auto-fixing citations, filing notes exactly where they belong, task management, cron jobs, native webhooks… all with end-to-end tests, evals, and unit tests. These aren’t demos. They’re production-grade and they compound: every time you use it, the brain gets smarter on autopilot. 4/ Best part? It doesn’t copy Garry’s brain.
It builds your brain. 
His skillpacks just bootstrap everything for you. Copy-paste one line into your OpenClaw or Hermes and you’re running your own personal GBrain. Full repo here (go star it):
https://t.co/ZPSaN1tchZ This is what AI-first software is: no forms, clicks, stages… This is what happens when a top builder gets addicted to his own tools and believes in the power of open source. If you’ve ever wanted an AI that doesn’t just answer questions but actually extends your mind over time… this is the closest thing I’ve seen yet. Go install it. Play with it.
 The compounding knowledge flywheel is real, and it’s now open source. What a time to be building. 🚀

Falcon 9 launches 25 @Starlink satellites from California https://t.co/pQzorVl1PH

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South African man: “White people are an inferior species to Black people. This is science. White people are below human beings; you are negotiating with an animal, like a wild dog. You can’t expect the same behaviour from a dog” This extremely racist false “science” is taught at universities in South Africa. Racism against White people needs to stop and be condemned and exposed.

SpaceX is moving at literal light speed right now SpaceX launched 2 more Falcon 9s in under 24 hours AGAIN - Florida in the morning, California at night Even with unlimited budgets, government space programs usually launch only once or twice a year Meanwhile, SpaceX is doing multiple launches a day with just hours between them, and Starlink reliability is going through the roof with every single payload