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- Last week, there was a really cool release I'm afraid people are sleeping on. It came from a company with a lot of compute, and it was focused on being a small model that is very effective at
- Chapter 1: Intro
- In 2024, you made three predictions that have come perfectly true, like Trump would start a war with Iran. And you've made a series of new predictions
- Chapter 1: Intro
- Immortality is tantalizing close and you think it's possible within the laws of physics and biology
- You probably think ChatGPT is a magical, free assistant getting smarter every single day to benefit humanity. It’s not. It’s actually getting worse
- Hugging Face intrusion
- Exploring why humans are not born with the natural ability to read
- Imagine you happen across a short movie script that
- describes a scene between a person and their AI assistant
- Yeah. In fact, we know that there's a clock in our body called the tie that tracks how long we're going to live and
- Maniacal leadership and systemic corruption
- The script has what the person asks the AI, but the AI's response has been torn off
- solving code tasks. And no, it wasn't Gemini 3.5 Flash, even though it probably should have been. It was
- Yes. And I'll explain each prediction one by one. Okay. So, first I predict that Trump will get a third term. But isn't this constitutionally illegal?
- OpenAI is burning billions through billions of dollars. And their brilliant survival plan involves downgrading free users, locking the real model behind a $200 paywall… and
- there's something called talomeorase which stops the clock which means that we can live forever. That's the good
- Suppose you also have this powerful magical machine that can take
- Composer 2.5 by Cursor. This is a crazy drop. The rate at which cursor has
- It's not. The president now has emergency war powers and so he could actually delay the election. My second prediction is Iran is under a forever war and the United States will institute
- news. But the bad news was we found out that cancer also uses tie and talomeorase to live forever. And so the
- any text and provide a sensible prediction of what word comes next
- turning your conversations into ad space. So if it’s felt off lately, it’s probably not in your head. They hope most people won’t notice the shift…and that’s the point
- French sales vs. reliability data
- The French market bias
- caught up to state-ofthe-art is pretty absurd, but there are catches here that we need to talk about as well. If you're
- You could then finish the script by feeding in what you have to the machine
- question is can we apply that to humans without wakening up the cancers? But this is not science fiction. This is the
- a national draft. Meaning that if you're between 18 to 24 in America and you're male, you'll be automatically put into the draft system and they just pass a
- seeing what it would predict to start the AI's answer
- and then repeating this over and over with a growing script completing the dialogue
- not familiar with the composer line of models from cursor, this has been their attempt to distill good openw weight models into a great coding model for
- But that free AI assistant? It’s already dead. Chapter 1 - The $5 Billion Dumpster Fire
- future. And for 71 years, you've been studying physics and how science will shape human destiny. So how is life likely to be
- law that says that starting in December, you will be automatically registered, which means you're obliged to go and fight. Exactly. Next, the world will
- When you interact with a chatbot, this is exactly what's happening
- Chapter 1: The $5 Billion Dumpster Fire
- OpenAI is in trouble. Documents show the company missed nearly every internal target it set for itself this year. Revenue goals: missed. Weekly active
- different in the future? Well, decade by decade, we see the enormous progress that we humans have
- usage within cursor. That said, it's only really for use within cursor. So, it's hard for us to bench it externally
- A large language model is a sophisticated mathematical function
- The Japanese reliability advantage
- move towards an AI civilian state. So everything you do online is being recorded to figure out and how to control you. And then this is the most controversial prediction. This is pretty
- that predicts what word comes next for any piece of text
- made. For example, we'll probably be on the moon, maybe Mars, and also the artificial intelligence will help us to
- Agents exploit internal services
- Restricted test environment
- user benchmarks: missed. Even the IPO timeline - once framed as a victory lap - now looks more like a high-pressure sprint with no clear finish line. According to reporting from The Wall Street
- Instead of predicting one word with certainty, though
- That means we kind of got to vibe our way through it, but it also means cursor does to an extent as well. They have published some awesome numbers
- cure cancer and many diseases. However, for the first time in human history, we have the potential of destroying
- what it does is assign a probability to all possible next words
- Investigating the historical origin of reading
- bad and I'll explain why. And also I will tell you why this war can only lead to World War II. why there's a very strong possibility that the American
- To build a chatbot, what you do is lay out some
- including their own benchmark, which sadly is not particularly public, the cursor bench, but the results seem to be incredible, and I can tell you from my own use of it, this isn't just hype
- ourselves with designer germs, nuclear weapons, perhaps artificial intelligence. Like this is a quantum
- text that describes an interaction between a user
- Journal in April 2026, the numbers paint a far less polished picture than the public narrative suggests. A $5 billion loss against
- Empire will collapse and also I'll show you what the Russians will do and how the private bankers are controlling it
- and a hypothetical AI assistant, you add on whatever
- The cost of buying into trends
- Vulnerabilities of popular models
- computer. This is so powerful that even the CIA is worried about the fact that these could break into any known
- the user types in as the first part of
- the interaction, and then have the model repeatedly predict the next word that such a
- While I don't think this is the greatest model ever, and you should use it for everything. I do think it's worth looking at and understanding both
- I'm not owned by anybody. That's what you think. So, let's talk about that
- $3.7 billion in revenue for 2024. The math doesn`t lie; they earned
- A massive operational deficit
- computer, including banks, even Bitcoin. That's right. So, capitalism would vanish. Society would come to a halt
- hypothetical AI assistant would say in response, and that's what's presented to the user
- This is super interesting to me. My team given me this report to show me how many of you that watch this show subscribe
- $3.7 billion. They lost $5 billion. For every dollar the company brings in, it spends $2.35
- because it's a good model release from a company that understands what we need as devs, but also because it shows that the
- The fundamental impact reading has on the brain
- In doing this, the output tends to look a lot more natural if
- And some of you have told us according to this that you are unsubscribed from the channel randomly. So, favor to ask all of you. Please could you check right now if you've hit the subscribe button
- And what about humanoid robots? I would look seriously at the possibility of merging with them so that we don't have
- you allow it to select less likely words along the way at random
- The WSJ also indicates CFO Sarah Friar has flagged serious concerns about funding the next wave of
- Exploiting internal services
- strength that the major labs have might be starting to crack a little bit under pressure. While I am an early investor in Cursor, the acquisition stuff
- CI/CD publish token mechanism
- a civil war. Realize that we're at the edge of a knife. You tilt it the wrong way and there's worlds war. You tilt it
- So what this means is even though the model itself is deterministic
- if you are a regular viewer of the show and you like what we do here. We're approaching quite a significant landmark on this show in terms of a subscriber number. So if there was one simple free
- multi-billion-dollar data center commitments, especially if growth even slightly wobbles. But according to OpenAI, it’s all part of “scaling toward AGI.”
- a given prompt typically gives a different answer each time it's run
- the other way and there's food and luxury for everyone. And it's up to us
- happening with SpaceX kind of destroys any incentive I might have had to shill it super hard. So, I'm not sharing this cuz I'm biased. I'm sharing this cuz it's actually really interesting to me
- Models learn how to make these predictions by processing an enormous amount of text
- to decide which way the knife will go. Dr. Moaku, I've waited a long time to
- TV viewership dominance
- thing that you could do to help us, my team, everyone here to keep this show free, to keep it improving year over year and week over week, it is just to
- AI collaboration board
- typically pulled from the internet
- And despite the red flags, Wall Street is still largely onboard. $5 billion in losses works out to roughly $13.7 million per day.Spread across a year
- For a standard human to read the amount of text that was used to train GPT-3
- ask someone these questions. Where do you believe we came from? Do you think it's plausible that in fact we are
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