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The calendar technicality. Why Elon Musk’s lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI lost on timing, not on substance.
Elon Musk’s lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI was dismissed due to a timing issue related to legal filing deadlines, not on merits.
Week Three — Foundation model vs Brownian motion. Kronos on five-minute BTC.
Week three of testing shows Kronos’s five-minute BTC predictions comparing foundation models and Brownian motion, highlighting emerging trends.
I broke AppLovin’s mediation cipher protocol
Researcher decrypts AppLovin’s mediation cipher, showing device data can re-identify iPhones across apps even without ATT consent.
Building ML framework with Rust and Category Theory
A working draft explores building a machine learning system using Rust and category theory, emphasizing structured, maintainable pipelines.
Claude AI recovers an 11 yrs old BTC wallet holding 400k USD
Claude AI successfully decrypted an old Bitcoin wallet from 11 years ago, restoring access to $400,000 worth of BTC for its owner after over a decade.
Khosla Ventures is betting $10M on Ian Crosby, whose last startup, Bench, imploded
Khosla Ventures leads a $10 million seed round for Ian Crosby’s new startup Synthetic, aiming to develop fully autonomous AI bookkeeping, despite past startup challenges.
What would J.R.R. Tolkien think of Palantir?
Exploring how Tolkien’s themes relate to Palantir’s name and operations, and what the author might think of the tech company’s influence today.
Anthropic’s projected valuation has already reached an astonishing $1.4 trillion, and it might even surpass SpaceX to become the biggest IPO. This is way too exaggerated! I support OpenAI—now OpenAI’s the cheap one.
Anthropic’s projected valuation has reached $1.4 trillion, possibly surpassing SpaceX to become the biggest IPO, raising questions about its future market impact.
Michael Saylor says Strategy would buy ’10 to 20′ bitcoin for every one it sells: report
Michael Saylor states that his company’s strategy involves purchasing 10 to 20 Bitcoin for every one it sells, according to recent reports.