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What would you never let AI do without asking you first?
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What would you never let AI do without asking you first?

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31,843 views • 6 days ago

Why put data centers in space?
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Why put data centers in space?

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144,348 views • 3 months ago

The algorithm that changed everything about the internet
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The algorithm that changed everything about the internet

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405,608 views • 1 year ago

These drones are totally autonomous
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These drones are totally autonomous

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201,284 views • 9 months ago

Ever wondered why the ocean meets the sky just three miles away?
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Ever wondered why the ocean meets the sky just three miles away?

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118,130 views • 8 months ago

Inside The American Housing Corporation factory, a robot, water-activated adhesive, insulation, and a six-million-pound press turn flat sheets into structural panels (Part 1) Harris Rothaermel
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Inside The American Housing Corporation factory, a robot, water-activated adhesive, insulation, and a six-million-pound press turn flat sheets into structural panels (Part 1) Harris Rothaermel

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29,546 views • 1 month ago

.Aalo Atomics designed its nuclear reactor to fit on a truck. That constraint shapes the vessel, the machines that build it, and the supply chain behind it. Chapter 2 of my visit to Aalo Atomics' Austin pilot factory. 0:00 A reactor that fits on a truck 0:24 Water jets and vessel size 0:55 Designing around existing machines 1:22 Rolling and welding the vessel 1:49 CNC machining 2:03 Thin steel and shorter lead times 2:45 Inside the pilot factory 3:10 Supply chains and "no unobtainium" 3:59 Designing for manufacturing 4:10 Next: liquid sodium
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.Aalo Atomics designed its nuclear reactor to fit on a truck. That constraint shapes the vessel, the machines that build it, and the supply chain behind it. Chapter 2 of my visit to Aalo Atomics' Austin pilot factory. 0:00 A reactor that fits on a truck 0:24 Water jets and vessel size 0:55 Designing around existing machines 1:22 Rolling and welding the vessel 1:49 CNC machining 2:03 Thin steel and shorter lead times 2:45 Inside the pilot factory 3:10 Supply chains and "no unobtainium" 3:59 Designing for manufacturing 4:10 Next: liquid sodium

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21,159 views • 1 month ago

The construction industry needs 500,000 new workers this year alone and companies have announced $1.2 trillion in new U.S. manufacturing investments that all need to get built The timing could not be worse
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The construction industry needs 500,000 new workers this year alone and companies have announced $1.2 trillion in new U.S. manufacturing investments that all need to get built The timing could not be worse

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72,170 views • 6 months ago

Why put data centers at sea?
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Why put data centers at sea?

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12,401 views • 27 days ago

Why is Neuralink developing more than a brain implant?
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Why is Neuralink developing more than a brain implant?

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15,231 views • 1 month ago

One of the most beautiful lines in Meditations may also be one of its most dangerous: “But I, who have seen.” Conviction helps us build things that do not exist yet. The challenge is remaining vulnerable to evidence when reality disagrees.
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One of the most beautiful lines in Meditations may also be one of its most dangerous: “But I, who have seen.” Conviction helps us build things that do not exist yet. The challenge is remaining vulnerable to evidence when reality disagrees.

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24,692 views • 2 months ago

Being human has always meant using things up in order to go farther. We do not only consume because we need to stay alive. We consume because we want to know, build, speak, calculate, remember, win, and reach past whatever limit was handed to us 🚀
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Being human has always meant using things up in order to go farther. We do not only consume because we need to stay alive. We consume because we want to know, build, speak, calculate, remember, win, and reach past whatever limit was handed to us 🚀

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27,258 views • 3 months ago

They're building a 40-gram autonomous drone that listens for an insect’s wingbeat, tracks it with sonar, and intercepts it in midair
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They're building a 40-gram autonomous drone that listens for an insect’s wingbeat, tracks it with sonar, and intercepts it in midair

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22,345 views • 3 months ago

I worked with ChatGPT and Codex to turn photos, recordings, and journal entries into an interactive time capsule, organized into chapters of my life
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I worked with ChatGPT and Codex to turn photos, recordings, and journal entries into an interactive time capsule, organized into chapters of my life

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14,657 views • 1 month ago

By 2050 around 300 million people are expected to face routine flooding, and the United States alone is looking at seawall costs that could exceed 400 billion dollars to defend its coastlines. Terranova Laurence Allen is making the opposite bet and lifting the land itself.
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By 2050 around 300 million people are expected to face routine flooding, and the United States alone is looking at seawall costs that could exceed 400 billion dollars to defend its coastlines. Terranova Laurence Allen is making the opposite bet and lifting the land itself.

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27,535 views • 5 months ago

ChatGPT Work is available today in ChatGPT on web and mobile :D
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ChatGPT Work is available today in ChatGPT on web and mobile :D

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18,862 views • 3 months ago

Some of the metals we need for AI, robots and batteries are sitting in old mine waste. The race is figuring out how to turn difficult ores and discarded rock into something we can actually use
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Some of the metals we need for AI, robots and batteries are sitting in old mine waste. The race is figuring out how to turn difficult ores and discarded rock into something we can actually use

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10,599 views • 1 month ago

Flock cameras can photograph your car, read its plate, and record when and where it was seen.
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Flock cameras can photograph your car, read its plate, and record when and where it was seen.

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15,516 views • 3 months ago

After 50 years of the NRC acting as a de facto nuclear blockade, the regulatory dam is finally cracking, hyperscalers are pre-ordering reactors faster than anyone can build them, and the real fight has moved from asking if nuclear is even safe to how can we execute this as fast as possible. Three people shaped how I think about it now: 🇺🇸 #Concerned Citizen 🇺🇸 on why the regulatory shift is real, Packy McCormick on the data center demand driving it, and tatjana on how Montana passed Right to Compute by talking to ranchers instead of tech people. Full breakdown in the video.
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After 50 years of the NRC acting as a de facto nuclear blockade, the regulatory dam is finally cracking, hyperscalers are pre-ordering reactors faster than anyone can build them, and the real fight has moved from asking if nuclear is even safe to how can we execute this as fast as possible. Three people shaped how I think about it now: 🇺🇸 #Concerned Citizen 🇺🇸 on why the regulatory shift is real, Packy McCormick on the data center demand driving it, and tatjana on how Montana passed Right to Compute by talking to ranchers instead of tech people. Full breakdown in the video.

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19,364 views • 4 months ago

During CERN’s planned shutdown, the main experiments being upgraded include ATLAS and CMS, the two largest detectors on the Large Hadron Collider. ATLAS studies particles created when protons collide, helping scientists examine the Higgs boson, test the Standard Model, and search for new particles. CMS has similar goals but uses a different detector design, especially for measuring muons. Upgrading both experiments will help scientists handle many more collisions and collect better data. This could reveal rare events linked to dark matter, antimatter, and the early universe
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During CERN’s planned shutdown, the main experiments being upgraded include ATLAS and CMS, the two largest detectors on the Large Hadron Collider. ATLAS studies particles created when protons collide, helping scientists examine the Higgs boson, test the Standard Model, and search for new particles. CMS has similar goals but uses a different detector design, especially for measuring muons. Upgrading both experiments will help scientists handle many more collisions and collect better data. This could reveal rare events linked to dark matter, antimatter, and the early universe

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13,928 views • 3 months ago