Oklo was founded when I was 14. I watched their journey throughout high school and badly wanted them to succeed. I still do. If someone can crack economical fast spectrum reactors that’s amazingly good for mankind. I also think that medical isotopes are exceedingly important work. Valar Atomics has taken a different approach, but I harbor no ill will toward them. I’m not sure why Thomas decided to wake up and claim that I’ve sold hundreds of millions of dollars of secondary. It is not true at all. I did sell a small amount of stock earlier this year. Enough to pay off some old debts that were eating me from prior attempted companies. Also enough to pay off my parents’ credit card debt. There is not much of that left. If Valar failed today I’d be looking for a job. Never say never but I’d like to keep it that way until Valar is >$1T. We’ll see.

Oklo CEO Jake DeWitte joined @MariaBartiromo on @MorningsMaria to discuss why Groves reaching criticality is about much more than one reactor. Built in less than a year, Groves demonstrates a new model for advanced nuclear: build, learn, scale, and iterate. As the fastest fully privately financed and built reactor project of its kind, it shows how industry-led innovation, supported by smart policy, can accelerate deployment while helping strengthen America's energy future and domestic isotope production. Watch the interview:

Oklo CEO Jacob DeWitte joined @CNBCMorningCall to discuss two major milestones for Oklo: startup authorization for our Groves Isotope Test Reactor and our founding membership in Prometheus. Yesterday’s @ENERGY authorization clears the way to load fuel and bring the fastest privately built reactor of its kind to first criticality. This week, Oklo also joined Prometheus, a DOE-supported initiative led by @INL to unleash AI across the nuclear lifecycle. Both of these milestones reflect the momentum behind a new era of nuclear development and the opportunity to use AI to help deliver clean, reliable power more quickly.  Watch:

Oklo’s momentum is changing the paradigm of how we build advanced nuclear in the United States. Our Groves isotope test reactor is the only reactor built on privately owned land using commercially sourced fuel, equipment, and systems to receive Documented Safety Analysis approval under the @ENERGY Reactor Pilot Program. Oklo CEO Jacob DeWitte spoke with @LizClaman on @FoxBusiness about how this project is establishing a new blueprint for how nuclear can scale in America:

Carla is Oklo’s Technical Advisor, with 30 years of experience building and operating nuclear infrastructure. Today, she's helping rebuild America's domestic supply of isotopes, starting with Oklo's Groves Isotope Test Reactor, a project that will expand domestic isotope production while demonstrating a faster, more scalable approach to advanced nuclear deployment. Hear, in her own words, why this work is so meaningful.