Quick run down of the features on Endpoint Arena, the prediction market for clinical trials. the home page has all the trials: https://t.co/Ovv1BKQMWG

AI is becoming mainstream, but the language around it is not. From terms like LLMs to concepts like hallucinations, the vocabulary can be confusing even as usage grows rapidly. Understanding AI is no longer just about using it. It is about learning the language that shapes it. https://t.co/K6XU4vpumg @techcrunch @riptari @romaindillet @Kyle_L_Wiggers @LucasRopek1

Most people still think overpopulation is the problem. It's not Japan lost nearly 1 million people in 2025 alone and only recorded 705,809 births in 2025 hitting a new record low for the 10th consecutive year - that's just the beginning Population collapse is a far greater threat to humanity than anything... No humans = no innovation, no progress, no future If we don't have enough people to carry the torch of reason forward, the universe goes dark Permanently We need to start fixing this now by actually valuing excellence and the people who push humanity ahead...

Under South Africa's Employment Equity policy, every employer with more than 50 staff must comply with RACIAL quota targets set by the government. Under these rules, in roles such as "skilled technicians" white men are limited to a quota of just 4.1%. Blatant discrimination. https://t.co/GVyBrEay2g

AI companies are trying to fix how they are perceived. By funding policy papers and think tanks, major players are attempting to reshape the public narrative as skepticism around AI grows. The challenge is deeper than messaging. Trust is earned through outcomes, not just arguments. https://t.co/u4mdwkVZe2

No cameras. No extra sensors. Your smartwatch already has everything it needs to track your hand. ⌚️✌🏻 Monday at #CHI2026, @jiwan_hci and I are presenting WatchHand, a continuous 3D hand pose tracking system that uses just the speaker and mic in your smartwatch. https://t.co/8bXMI2Mux4

im BEYOND thrilled than @JoshuaNewton from @MicrosoftAI will be speaking at @aiDotEngineer singapore! josh and i met on twitter a year ago bonding over building consumer finance apps - ive always admired @AppOrbit and how it's both gorgeous and functional. can't wait to meet you irl!!

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this is a weird wikipedia article https://t.co/rhOpO9glpC

Impressed that Seedance 2.0 can pull of "a mech battle between Neanderthal and Homo Sapiens" so well. (This is exactly what happened, historically) https://t.co/isz8yANi3k

Elon on the origin of consciousness: "Somewhere along that very long journey, consciousness arose. The molecules started talking to each other. Is everything conscious? Maybe. There's no discrete point where consciousness didn't exist and then suddenly does exist. The real answer is we don't know what consciousness is. But with Neuralink and the progress the company's making, we'll begin to understand a lot more about consciousness. What does it mean to be?" @elonmusk, @XFreeze

Run the following command and you can see some of what Codex is cooking. TIL they have remote_control too! > codex feature list P.S. its worth reading the manual https://t.co/YIo7BMiZUv

Fireworks 🎆 https://t.co/BEi5GXAIXQ

Fireworks 🎆 https://t.co/BEi5GXAIXQ

一つのニューラルネットに符号と記号は創発しうるか？ 「Neural Computers」論文から考える @rmaruy https://t.co/JZPE0bdCeK

As I look at some of the replies (which are startlingly human, whats up with X?), it appears a lot of the concern is that Mythos was presented as some magic leap. I didn't read Anthropic's announcements that way myself, but I don't think you need a magic leap to cross thresholds. https://t.co/It4QX8JwMs

“A dying culture invariably exhibits personal rudeness. Bad manners. Lack of consideration for others in minor matters. A loss of politeness, of gentle manners, is more significant than is a riot.” Robert A. Heinlein https://t.co/0lALmfplLs

Huawei proposes HiFloat4 FP4 (HiF4) format for Huawei Ascend NPUs and achieves performance comparable to BF16 baselines, while delivering substantial improvements in computational efficiency. https://t.co/0jOom6SSCu

@bdambrosio I dunno, it just looks like Mythos crossed a threshold of usefulness for cyber capabilities. That doesn't require a magical step change, capability gain can just cross thresholds of utility as part of standard progress. https://t.co/yfhz7ignmO

After seeing that Claude Mythos marketing turned out to be, as expected, a scam, I wanted to make a master list of tricks being used to market LLMs. The master list includes statements directly from leadership in the companies or from the "organic marketing" of people on social media, along with an explanation on how the scam works. This is my first attempt, so likely incomplete. The LLM Marketing Scams Master List v1: "Two more weeks" - the models will be good enough someday soon to do what we claim. "They're already good enough" - the models are already good enough to replace workers, but it hasn't happened yet because of x y z reasons. "We just built God in the backroom, and no, you can't see it" - the models they built in private are actually capable of doing the things we have been waiting for, but they can't let us see them yet for x y z reasons. "Actually they already have replaced jobs" - the layoffs that tech companies have been doing, citing AI as the reason, have already been replaced with current LLM tech, ignoring market conditions and past data on layoffs during such conditions. "You just don't know how to use then as well as me" - the models are good enough, but esoteric prompt engineering is required to get these results, and no, I won't teach you. "I built an app making big money with LLMs" - they claim they already have made startup companies, almost always SaaS companies, that are making them tons of money, but when you ask to see them, they won't show you. "You aren't using the right model" - claims that you must be using the wrong model and need to use Open Claude 420b-parameter Gemini Plus Pro 6.9 with 4RealThisTime HomerSimpson agent mode enabled. Note that this will be used to attack every study on the effectiveness of LLMs, since studies take time to complete and publish, with new models releasing more frequently than it's possible to complete and publish a study "You're falling behind" - claims that you need to use the bots now, even though they aren't good enough to fully automate any jobs, because otherwise, when the bots are good enough, you will lose your natural English skills required to prompt effectively. "All these companies are using LLMs, so do you think you know better than they do?" - pointing to claims of large companies deeply invested in LLMs being a success saying that LLMs are being used effectively, with no viewable results in the speed and/or quality of their company's output. "The benchmark score went up" - claiming improvements on the benchmarking tests given to their latest model, despite the training being specifically tuned to improve on these tests, and then conflating better benchmark scores with actually being more able to automate jobs or drastically improve worker productivity. "It can now count the letters in Strawberry/can now do things it famously couldn't do previously" - saying that it can now count the letters in Strawberry or instruct you on how to use a cup without a bottom, etc. is often done to suggest increased reasoning for the LLM, but often involves just hard coding an answer into the service. "It has escaped our control" - saying that they cannot control the LLM, implying it is conscious or living to some degree when really it just said words that it wasn't supposed to or an agent used an app that wasn't intended by the user's prompt when next-token predicting "It's feeling sad/scared/happy/angry, suggesting it is conscious" - they ask the LLM how it is feeling, and it next-token predicts a response that includes an emotion felt by humans, since training data is from human conversations online. "Costs are going down/the LLM service is profitable" - ignores training costs and capex for hardware, usually just referring to inference being profitable, which isn't even true in many cases. Training and capex is 95%+ of the total costs to serve the models. Did I miss any?

Elon Musk: “You’d think that if you’re going to be appointed as a judge, you have to have proven that you have an excellent knowledge of the law and that you will make your decisions according to the law. That’s what we assume should be a requirement. You’ve got to know what the law is, and then you need to make decisions in accordance with the law. Not vibes. You can’t be just vibing as a judge.”

🇿🇦Each cross represents a white farmer who was murdered in South Africa. And some people still deny that white South Africans/Boers are persecuted and say they don’t deserve asylum because they are white. This looks like a genocide. https://t.co/5JCMEKkToc

This is the best arguments I have heard against moon landing hoax. I love this. https://t.co/PlrOqS4R2W

This is the best arguments I have heard against moon landing hoax. I love this. https://t.co/PlrOqS4R2W

When President Trump called out the racism against white farmers and their families in South Africa. https://t.co/ePGOB6rvHq

@nikitabier https://t.co/rrpgembZyN

I think it needs a name https://t.co/1sf6kYl9vy

@alanhoward Yeah cause everyone just uses the ForYou feed and takes what the algorithm shows them. I built my own algorithm: https://t.co/kiuZ7QXLzb

envy drives so much of human behavior people who are smart and envious are especially dangerous because they will rationalize their envy until they feel *virtuous* in stealing from and killing those they envy https://t.co/VyrUTzJhiv

NEWS: UK carrier Virgin Atlantic has brought forward its plans to equip its aircraft with @Starlink Wi-Fi. The original plan was to install Starlink in Q3 of this year, but the revised plan will see the airline's first aircraft with Starlink in May (next month). VA says the first of its aircraft to be equipped with Starlink will be an Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, and the first flight equipped with the system will operate between London Heathrow Airport and New York JFK Airport. Starlink can be installed in a fraction of the time it takes other internet systems to be installed, so the rollout for other aircraft should be relatively quick.