AI needs compute. Compute needs power. We raised $120M, led by Spark Capital, to build massive infrastructure and pave the path to AGI with off-grid, renewable-energy campuses for data centers.
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Bessent is right that China pulling away would be game over
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent speaking live just said if China were to pull away from the US in AI nothing would matter, 'We can't pause' and 'There is no day after tomorrow if China wins'.
Jamie has consistently held this view since well before all the rogue AI warning shots. I've seen him consistently make hard decisions in favor of safety and security, sometimes at significant personal cost.
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I cofounded one of the largest compute companies in America.
I want to publicly state that I support regulation on the development of AI - even if it means slower progress for my own company.
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JUST IN: Analysis reveals young Americans without college degrees are enjoying a "historically strong" job market, while recent college grads face conditions rivaling the 2008 recession & pandemic era.
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Our analysis suggests that AI has so far created around 1m new jobs in America. We explain how the technology has created a hiring boom
This morning I overheard a wealthy accident lawyer admitting to spending $200k to lobby local officials against Waymos. Was worried that they’ll significantly reduce vehicle crash prevalence over time.
Seriously sick
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The single most important challenge our generation faces is to ensure human and democratic values survive this upcoming period of history. Strap in, nothing else matters.
Digital is solved. Brockman said they have multiple models in reserve. Brown said scaling laws are holding.
Focus on robotics, sensors, wet lab automation and rapid admin automation plays.
Everything that needs to be funded will be funded.
Long compute. Long compute. Long more compute.
Most of you were born into a four or five decade stretch where society lacked imagination.
Something went wrong in the 70s. We lost our mojo for a bit.
We are about to get it back. Be optimistic. The future is here. We’ve done this before you just weren’t alive for it.
Los alamos. Freedoms forge. Apollo.
Accelerate, anon 🚀
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Sorry but all the zoomers fighting against a tech surveillance state are patriots and their concerns are healthy. You can support technology without sacrificing individual liberties.
If we build panopticon we’ve lost.
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The rumours are true: we rented warship USS Iowa for our recruiting event. Limited space, sign up now.
Democracy is delicate and won’t win by default. Join us.
Two days out. Steel & Silicon LA, this Wednesday, aboard the USS Iowa.
We build modular data centers on a line, at rate. We're hiring the engineers who know what that takes. Founders and hiring managers in the room.
Sept 2 | Los Angeles
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Yes but there are bad actors. FORCE all the data centers to pay for water and electricity + regulate noise.
Then the economy wins.
Don’t let data center companies tell you it’s not possible to cover electricity and water and have no noise disruption. It is possible, it just costs more.
Data centers should ALL cover grid and water costs and pay local tax revenue. Those that don’t do that should not be permitted.
JUST IN: New poll finds voters initially favor banning new data centers by 20 points, but flip to supporting them when projects cover grid & water costs or generate local tax revenue.
the best argument for a data centre is a community that’s actually better off because it exists
Giving up like this is how things end very badly. The critical infrastructure of the future must be built in the US.
Data centers should serve the communities that host them. The bad actors must be stopped.
We support Governor Abbott’s guardrails, and Fluidstack projects prove that it can be done the right way.
