BREAKING: President Trump declares at the UN General Assembly that Artificial Intelligence is now officially known as "Super Intelligence."

I just unboxed my silver iPhone 18 Pro and in the background is the Tesla Cybercab. And the difference between these two companies is too big now to ignore… Apple just put on this huge, glamorous live event with beautiful lights, stages, cameras, and world-class production & acting. All that energy around a phone that, from the outside, mostly looks new bc of new colors. And don’t get me wrong… This phone is beautiful, I still think it’s the best phone in the world. But then I look at the Cybercab sitting on my wallpaper. It has no steering wheel, no pedals, driving real people around cities. It’s a brand new vehicle designed so one day humans won’t need to drive at all. Something that will fundamentally change how millions of people and things move from point A to B. And it made me think… This is what happens when a founder is gone. A company can keep making great products. It can keep making and milking $ billions from one product iteration to the next. It can keep hiring super incredible people. It can become more polished, more efficient, more professional than ever. But that founder-level obsession with changing the world slowly gets replaced by protecting what already works. That’s why I honestly miss Steve Jobs... Apple events used to feel unpredictable. You waited for that “one more thing” bc there was this feeling that Jobs might walk onto that stage and show you something you’ve never seen and hadn’t even realized you wanted yet. He truly made the company feel like it was unveiling the future, something unbelievable… Apple still knows how to put on one heck of a show… but I feel the show has become bigger and the leaps in technology/products have become smaller. And that’s what makes me think about Tesla. Tesla is still founder-led. Elon and the team are still willing to build things that sound completely insane before they become real. Cars that drive themselves. Robotaxis with no steering wheel or pedals. Humanoid robots. Factories designed around entirely new ways of building vehicles. Huge risk. Huge ambition. Huge chance of failure. Believe it or not, that founder mentality and leadership really matter. Bc founders are often willing to risk the comfortable business they already have to build the thing that could completely replace it. I really hope Tesla never loses that spark… bc one day I know Elon won’t be there. And when that day comes, I hope Tesla stays a company obsessed with building brand new crazy cool risky things that make us super excited about the future and doesn’t become a company that simply protects what it already built.

JPMorgan Says SEC Rules Cannot Give Crypto The CLARITY Act’s Protection JPMorgan says SEC rules could provide crypto with clearer regulatory guidance. However, the bank says agency rules are less durable than congressional legislation. The warning followed the Senate’s 49-50 vote against advancing the CLARITY Act. JPMorgan said SEC rules could be changed or challenged in court. This makes their long-term durability weaker than legislation passed by Congress. The SEC now faces greater attention as it considers further crypto rules.

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Not a single Democrat voted for Clarity. There's a lesson in that.

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Senate fails to advance Crypto Clarity Act.