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Luwayne retweeted
myVoice - collect data on any issue/ topic
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Luwayne retweeted
the definition of "slop" is not constant
something we may see as impressive today will be seen as slop a few months down the road
i think the constant part is - if something can be one-shot by AI, it is slop
because if you can one-shot it, millions of others can too. and when that happens, people associate it with being low-effort and worthless
this is one of the reasons that fully automated software factories are not going to work because by definition what they produce is always slop
the ones that do work are those that put humans at the center and are designed to help amplify human craftsmanship rather than trying to replace it
Luwayne retweeted
Interviewers from the Statistical Institute of Jamaica (@statinja) will be out in their numbers come September 16, when data collection for the 2026 Jamaica Survey of Living Conditions (JSLC) is set to begin.
Speaking at a Jamaica Information Service (JIS) Think Tank on September 14, Director of Field Services at STATIN, Philone Mantock, explained that this year’s survey will target 3,900 dwellings.
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ALT Interviewers from the Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN) will be out in their numbers come September 16, when data collection for the 2026 Jamaica Survey of Living Conditions (JSLC) is set to begin. Speaking at a Jamaica Information Service (JIS) Think Tank on September 14, Director of Field Services at STATIN, Philone Mantock, explained that this year’s survey will target 3,900 dwellings.
Luwayne retweeted
I want every single person in the world to succeed.
I don't want anyone gatekeeping intelligence just to exploit people.
This is why open source has to win.
Luwayne retweeted
One of the greatest ironies in the age of AI is China being the voice of reason and calling for AI to remain “open and inclusive,” while the land of the free, the USA, uses fearmongering to control, shut down access to intelligence, and keep AI closed and non-inclusive.
🇨🇳 Beijing is telling the AI panic crowd to calm down.
China’s Foreign Ministry says AI should remain “open and inclusive,” warning that fearmongering, confrontation and “vicious competition” will only derail global AI governance.
There’s clearly no appetite for slowing the race just because others are getting nervous.
Writer: Julie
Luwayne retweeted
Jensen Huang and Donald Trump just said on stage at the All-In Summit that they aren’t going to let the AI doomers slow down the AI industry.
That’s it. It’s over.
The doomers just lost.
Didn’t even take 24 hours.
Thanks for playing.
Luwayne retweeted
JUST IN: Vice President JD Vance warns that AI companies asking the government to regulate them feels like “a bit of a trojan horse.”
Luwayne retweeted
1. Solve aging.
2. Find cures for all cancers, Alzheimer’s, heart disease.
3. Discover a room temperature superconductor.
4. Solve quantum gravity.
5. Develop Full-Dive VR.
6. Build a Star Trek style replicator.
7. Build starships 100x larger than SpaceX Starship, with artificial gravity, capable of easily reaching other planets in Solar System.
8. Solve all currently known major problems in mathematics and physics.
9. Fully map the human brain.
10. Figure out dark matter and dark energy
After that, we can pause for a bit (maybe a few weeks or so).
Slowing down now is pretty ridiculous.
We are still technologically primitive. From the perspective of the late 2030s, it will look absurd that humanity was seriously debating whether to slow technological progress at such an early stage.
