Our CTO @rcarback speaking about Q-Day at @BitGo's High Roller Summit, during last month's @TheBitcoinConf in Las Vegas. "First they ignore you, then they start fighting you. We're now on the 'they're trying to start joining us' phase." Full panel ↓

Microsoft CTO Mark Russinovich said that code from the mid-1990s is still the foundation of Windows 11 today. In a new video, he asked: “Did anyone in the 90s expect Win32 to still be a first-class API surface in the year 2026? And I think I can safely answer, no.” He called Win32 the “bedrock” of Windows and said that so many apps and tools have been built on top of it. He also discussed his Sysinternals tools from 1996, saying they are “more relevant than ever” today, which shows how Windows keeps old software working well for many years.

.@AppliedInt Co-founder and CTO Peter Ludwig says "a billion machines will become autonomous or intelligent over the next ten years." "Cars, trucks, tractors, mining haulers, defense systems, warehouse robots, humanoids—the physical economy will be rebuilt around software that perceives, decides, and acts." "The prevailing assumption about how we get there goes something like this: models keep improving, world models mature, foundation models for robotics arrive, and autonomy falls out the other end. Intelligence is the whole game; scale the intelligence and the machines will follow." "The contrarian bet, then, isn't against intelligence. It's that the next order of magnitude in physical AI comes from making the engineering system as intelligent as the models it carries." Full piece on compounding systems and Applied Intuition's newest platform, Dana: