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Why Is Everyone Underestimating Musk's xAI?

Despite widespread criticism, Elon Musk's xAI is significantly underestimated. As a two-year-old startup, it has achieved remarkable feats: building a breakthrough data center in just 122 days (vs. the typical 4 years), deploying its product to 600 million monthly active X users, and possessing a unique physical AI advantage through Tesla’s humanoid robots. xAI’s structural compute advantage is massive, with an estimated 500,000 GPUs already operational and plans to reach 900,000 by Q2 2026. Musk’s unconventional approach—like airlifting gas turbines to bypass grid limitations—enables unprecedented scaling. If "more compute = better models" holds, the rumored 7-trillion-parameter Grok 5 could surpass all competitors. X platform provides a data moat: 100+ million daily posts offer real-time, culturally nuanced training data unmatched by rivals. Grok’s integration into X’s ecosystem (e.g., "Ask Grok" buttons) positions it to become a "everything app" with services like banking, shopping, and predictive markets. Tesla’s Optimus robots and FSD vehicles create a symbiotic relationship with xAI, supplying diverse physical world data and multi-modal applications. However, risks include Musk’s controversies, execution challenges across six companies, and potential obsolescence if scaling laws are disrupted. Ultimately, xAI combines compute, data, and physical integration in ways competitors cannot easily replicate, making it a formidable force in AI.

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Why Is Everyone Underestimating Musk's xAI?

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Elon Musk's Latest Interview: The Next 3-7 Years Will Be Very Tough

In a recent 3-hour interview, Elon Musk shared his predictions and concerns about the next 3–7 years, describing it as a turbulent transition period. He warned that white-collar jobs—such as those in law, accounting, and design—will be the first to be disrupted by AI, as artificial intelligence excels at information processing. He also cautioned that traditional higher education is rapidly losing value due to soaring costs and outdated curricula, while AI-powered tutors could revolutionize learning. Looking further ahead, Musk envisions a future of extreme material abundance, where most goods and services become nearly free due to automation, making retirement savings less relevant. He predicts that within three years, surgical robots will surpass human surgeons in capability, thanks to exponential improvements in AI software, processing power, and mechanical dexterity. Energy, measured in watts, will become the true currency of the future. Musk advocates for solar power as the primary energy source and even proposes moving AI data centers to space for unlimited solar energy access—a goal driving SpaceX’s Starship development. He also highlighted China’s growing advantage in AI compute power, citing its massive investments in energy infrastructure, manufacturing scale, and chip production capacity. Musk concluded by emphasizing the importance of instilling AI with a sense of truth-seeking, curiosity, and aesthetic appreciation—rather than rigid rules—to ensure a future more like "Star Trek" than "Terminator." He urged individuals to stay adaptable and proactive in navigating coming changes.

marsbitAyer 04:52

Elon Musk's Latest Interview: The Next 3-7 Years Will Be Very Tough

marsbitAyer 04:52

Understanding Jensen Huang's Physical AI: Why Is Crypto's Opportunity Also Hidden in the 'Nooks and Crannies'?

Jensen Huang's recent speech at Davos signals a pivotal shift in AI: the transition from the training-focused "brute force" era of AI 1.0 to the new paradigm of "Physical AI" and inference. This marks the next phase after Generative AI, focusing on real-world application and embodiment. Physical AI aims to solve the "last-mile" problem of AI: moving from digital intelligence to physical action. While LLMs have consumed vast digital data, they lack understanding of the physical world—like how to twist open a bottle cap. Physical AI requires three core capabilities: 1. Spatial Intelligence: AI must perceive and interpret 3D environments in real-time, understanding object properties, depth, and interaction dynamics. 2. Virtual Training Grounds: Systems like NVIDIA’s Omniverse enable simulation-to-real (Sim-to-Real) training, allowing robots to learn through vast virtual iterations without costly physical failures. 3. Electronic Skin and Touch Data: Sensors that capture tactile feedback—temperature, pressure, texture—are critical. This data is a new, untapped asset class. This shift opens significant opportunities for Crypto and Web3 ecosystems. DePIN networks can crowdsource hyperlocal spatial data from "every corner" of the world through token incentives. Distributed computing networks can provide edge-based rendering and inference power for low-latency physical responses. Tokenized data ownership and privacy-preserving sharing mechanisms can enable the scalable, ethical collection of sensitive tactile data. In short, Physical AI isn’t just the next chapter for Web2—it’s a catalyst for Web3 domains like DePIN, DeData, and decentralized AI.

marsbitAyer 00:35

Understanding Jensen Huang's Physical AI: Why Is Crypto's Opportunity Also Hidden in the 'Nooks and Crannies'?

marsbitAyer 00:35

When AI Meets Crypto: 11 Scenarios of Ongoing Technological Convergence

When AI Meets Crypto: 11 Emerging Convergence Scenarios The integration of AI and crypto is reshaping the internet's economic model, offering decentralized, user-owned alternatives to centralized control. Key convergence areas include: 1. Persistent data and interaction context via blockchain, enabling AI to remember user preferences across sessions and platforms. 2. Universal "passports" for AI agents, allowing portable, interoperable identity and payment capabilities. 3. Forward-compatible proof-of-human systems (e.g., Worldcoin) to distinguish humans from AI bots. 4. DePINs (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) for scalable, resilient AI compute resources. 5. Blockchain-based protocols for AI-to-AI interactions, enabling autonomous transactions and workflows. 6. Synchronization layers for AI-generated applications to maintain compatibility amid rapid software evolution. 7. Micropayments and revenue-sharing models to compensate content creators when AI uses their data. 8. Blockchain IP registries (e.g., Story Protocol) for transparent attribution and licensing in generative AI. 9. Compensating web crawlers via crypto payments, ensuring fair compensation for data usage. 10. Privacy-preserving, personalized advertising using zero-knowledge proofs and micro-incentives. 11. User-owned AI companions hosted on censorship-resistant platforms for controlled, persistent relationships. These innovations aim to create a more open, equitable, and resilient internet by leveraging crypto's decentralized trust and AI's capabilities.

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When AI Meets Crypto: 11 Scenarios of Ongoing Technological Convergence

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From "Manual Rules" to "AI Mind Reading": X's New Algorithm Reshapes the Information Flow, More Accurate and More Dangerous

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has transitioned from a recommendation system based on "manually stacked rules and heuristic algorithms" to one that relies entirely on a large AI model to predict user preferences. The new algorithm, For You," mixes content from accounts a user follows with posts from across the platform that the AI believes the user will like. The process begins by building a user profile based on historical interactions (likes, retweets, dwell time) and user features (following list, preferences). The system then gathers candidate posts from two sources: the user's direct network ("Thunder") and a broader network of potentially interesting content from strangers ("Phoenix"). After data hydration and an initial filtering step to remove duplicates, old posts, or content from blacklisted authors, the core scoring process begins. A Transformer model (Phoenix Grok) predicts the probability of a user taking various positive actions (like, retweet, reply, click) or negative ones (block, mute, report) on each post. A final score is calculated by weighting these probabilities. An Author Diversity Scorer is then applied to reduce the visibility of multiple posts from the same author in a single batch. The highest-scoring posts undergo a final filter to remove policy-violating content and remove duplicates from the same thread before being sorted into the user's feed. The shift represents a move from "telling the machine what to do" to "letting the machine learn what to do." While this can lead to more accurate recommendations and a fairer system that breaks the monopoly of large accounts, it also risks deepening users' "information cocoons" and making them more susceptible to targeted emotional content.

比推01/20 13:38

From "Manual Rules" to "AI Mind Reading": X's New Algorithm Reshapes the Information Flow, More Accurate and More Dangerous

比推01/20 13:38

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