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🤬 Russians have started to install Starlink on their drones more often, — Sternenko The enemy uses satellite communications, Ukrainian LTE and "mesh networks" (a chain of repeaters) to control UAVs at long distances. In addition to Shahed, Starlink is already being fixed on drones such as "Italmas" and "Molniya". Sternenko emphasized that this problem is already being solved by the Ministry of Defense and Minister Fedorov got involved "very promptly", so we are waiting for the results in the near future.

🤬 Russians have started to install Starlink on their drones more often, — Sternenko The enemy uses satellite communications, Ukrainian LTE and "mesh networks" (a chain of repeaters) to control UAVs at long distances. In addition to Shahed, Starlink is already being fixed on drones such as "Italmas" and "Molniya". Sternenko emphasized that this problem is already being solved by the Ministry of Defense and Minister Fedorov got involved "very promptly", so we are waiting for the results in the near future.

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$ONDS is trying to build a full 'system-of-systems' across aerial drones, counter-drone systems, ground robotics, ISR, border security, demining and AI-enabled command-and-control. That's where the $PLTR partnership becomes important because software is what can turn a collection of drones, sensors and robots into a real operating system. The acquisition strategy is aggressive but this quarter made it look a lot more credible. Less like a roll-up and more like an emerging autonomous defense platform with real demand behind it.

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Demis Hassabis points out that today’s models don’t learn continuously, they are trained once and then deployed. Unlike humans, they don’t improve from experience or adapt after release. The next major leap, like “AlphaZero,” would involve self-learning systems that discover knowledge on their own. This ability to learn online and evolve in real time is a key missing component on the path to AGI. Solving this will be critical to building truly intelligent systems.

Demis Hassabis points out that today’s models don’t learn continuously, they are trained once and then deployed. Unlike humans, they don’t improve from experience or adapt after release. The next major leap, like “AlphaZero,” would involve self-learning systems that discover knowledge on their own. This ability to learn online and evolve in real time is a key missing component on the path to AGI. Solving this will be critical to building truly intelligent systems.

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Google's former CEO Eric Schmidt on the data strategy behind the next hundred billion dollar companies: He explains that he evaluates startup ideas by looking at 5-year growth trajectories and asking whether there's a more scalable strategy available. Take a founder building an app they want to charge $10 for. Eric Schmidt's challenge: "Why not give it away for free and upsell users instead?" But the real insight is his framework for predicting which companies will dominate — and it all comes down to data. "5 years ago, I said publicly that the future will be apps that are on smartphones that use Google Maps, GPS, and do something useful. Now, what I should have said was Uber." So what does he think will define the next wave of massive companies? Systems built on Android and iOS, fast networks, and powerful machine learning, with a crucial data advantage: "They're going to use the crowd to learn something." He illustrates with this example: Pay dermatologists $1 each to categorize skin samples. Feed that into a machine learning system. Then sell the diagnostic service back to them, because a system trained on thousands of experts will outperform any individual. Schmidt summarizes the winning data strategy: "You crowdsource information in, you learn it, and then you sell it. [This] is in my view a highly likely candidate for the next hundred billion dollar corporations." The blueprint: Aggregate expert data at scale → train ML systems on that data → sell superior insights back to the market. This is how the next generation of dominant companies will be built.

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