> be Elon > gets kicked out of PayPal > starts a rocket company everyone said would fail > starts an electric car company everyone said would fail > buys Twitter for too much money > takes SpaceX public > sets the IPO price himself > $135. fixed, no negotiation

everyone's talking about RTX SPARK, but nobody's shown the actual chip, until now for 30 years the laptop stayed the same NVIDIA just changed that RTX Spark is their first-ever PC superchip - the one Jensen called the shift "from tool to teammate" your AI agents now run on your laptop 24/7 no cloud. no latency, no API bills the people already paying cloud subscriptions are about to lose their edge to anyone with one of these RTX Spark laptops arrive this fall

30 years. For 30 years the PC has been the same thing: Intel or AMD inside, GPU on the side, and hope it doesn't crash. NVIDIA ended that in a keynote. RTX Spark. Their first chip for personal computers. CPU, GPU, and memory in a single silicon. ARM, 3nm, 1 petaflop of local AI. In a 14mm laptop. It ran Forza Horizon 6 and 007 First Light on stage at 100 FPS in 1440p. Off the charger. No throttling. On Windows. The number that changes everything: it runs 120-billion-parameter AI models without cloud. Without API. Without subscription. Your AI agent lives on your machine. On 24/7. Yours alone. The PC is no longer just a screen with a keyboard. It's a personal AI station.

ANTHROPIC JUST GAVE EU THE MODEL THAT WAS RUMORED TO HACK ANYTHING Anthropic gives the EU Claude Mythos - the model leaked as "far ahead of any AI in cyber capabilities" and able to "exploit vulnerabilities that outpace defenders" Europe said they wanted digital sovereignty they got it Anthropic: Vatican, now EU, 22% Pentagon odds

CEO of nvidia: "people talk about AI reducing jobs - complete nonsense" one of the clearest takes I've heard on what AI actually does to your career Jensen at GTC Taipei 2026 - breaking down why the jobs narrative is wrong and what's actually happening here's what to expect: > everything has changed, useful AI has arrived > one engineer generating $9 trillion in output - why would anyone hire fewer? > "agentic AI kills software companies" Jensen: exactly the opposite the scariest part - he's not saying jobs are safe, he's saying output per person is about to get so high that companies will compete for anyone who can actually use these tools if you're not one of those people yet, the gap is information that's why I put together 14 things inside Claude most users have never touched the prefetch move - the features most people will find a year from now you can find it below

"in order to create the future, you need to live in the future" and then he explained what that actually cost "to this day, everything in the future that we can simulate today, we prefetch it" - same strategy, 30 years later nobody knew what a GPU would become the companies that shape decades don't react to the present, they simulate what the market will need and build it first the prefetch move for most people right now is knowing what Claude can actually do that's why I put together 14 things inside it most users have never touched post below