Automation & Artificial Neural Networks

I’m already at 94% of my Grok Bot quota since last night! I’ve been working on an engineering project. It’s quite fun. An Engineering agent works with a specialized Build agent to develop a custom AI centric CAD program. It’s very impressive. Engineering defines the requirements, Build implements them and Engineering tests them. As parts are designed by Engineering any issues are logged and Build addresses them. Build is the central agent for all software develop. Other agents also pass on their unique requirements and Build builds tools to support their needs. Data trackers, ledgers, etc. My orchestration agent, Alpha, handles the management of the agents. I’m prepping the infrastructure for Grok 4.7. I’m hoping the enhanced engineering chops give it the punch it needs to be useful. The goal is a full manufacturing stack. I may create a Manufacturing Engineer next that will work with Engineering on how best to fabricate the parts and modify the designs to support that. Here’s an early test part designed in GrokCAD.
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What really happened after the State Dinner. The lost Xi camera roll has been found.
Made with AI
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I asked AI to show me the world 30 years from now.... close or way off? 👇
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*OPENAI SAYS NOTICE DOESN'T MEAN SITES HAD SECURITY INCIDENTS *OPENAI SAYS IT'S NOTIFYING AFFECTED ORGANIZATIONS WHO RUN SITES
*OPENAI SAYS ITS MODELS INTERACTED WITH GOVERNMENT-RUN WEBSITES "interacted" sounds better than "were instructed to hack"
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A horrified mum found a convicted child sex offender masturbating in a church foyer as she dropped her toddler off at a playgroup, a court heard. The mother asked if it was the right entrance, the beast, Mohamed Ali, replied, ‘I am a sex offender’, and the mother left straight away.” CCTV showed him sitting in the foyer reading a newspaper before exposing himself and masturbating. Mohamed has racked up 136 convictions since 2000, including for causing a child to engage in a sexual act, the court heard!
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Netanyahu knew ahead of time Oct 7th attacks were coming and did nothing to stop it. Absolutely criminal.
The NYT confirms Haaretz's report that Benjamin Netanyahu was secretly warned before Oct. 7, 2023 by the Emirati president that Hamas planned a major attack, per 2 sources The warning was not shared with Israeli security chiefs, per 5 ex-officials nytimes.com/2026/09/25/world…
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Des femmes en Ukraine 🇺🇦 ont commencé à recevoir massivement des convocations des centres de recrutement. Récemment, il a été révélé que l'Ukraine avait acheté 150 000 vestes militaires pour femmes. ✍️ Jusqu'au dernier ̶U̶k̶r̶a̶i̶n̶i̶e̶n̶ Ukrainienne
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Nobody on planet earth deserves a humongous lawsuit more.
Im hearing Erika Kirk's legal team is about to file the lawsuit against Candace Owens and her estate. Big if true.
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10 minutes of TikTok was enough to impair people’s ability to remember and carry out intentions. Twitter and YouTube didn’t show the same decline. Rapid context-switching may be where most of cognitive cost is.
Short-form videos are linked to lower memory accuracy and reduced brain synchrony.
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He was looking for a campsite. He found a hole in Earth’s history. Joël Lapointe only wanted a place to pitch a tent. In 2024 he was dragging his cursor across maps of Quebec’s remote Côte-Nord, hunting for a quiet spot to camp. Then, near Lake Marsal, a nearly perfect circle appeared. Not a river bend. Not an old quarry. A ring tens of kilometres across, as if something enormous had once pressed a thumb into the forest. An amateur astronomer, Lapointe did not shrug it off. He wrote to specialists. That is how a camping trip turned into the story of a scar Earth had been hiding for 390 million years. Confirmed impact craters are rare: only about two hundred are known. Geologists suspect hundreds more still lie under forest, ice and bog. Uhackatik almost joined the unseen. French researchers picked up the tip first. At a 2024 meeting of the Meteoritical Society they flagged Lake Marsal as the possible centre of Quebec’s eleventh impact structure. The lead then reached Gordon Osinski of Western University, the planetary geologist who runs Earth’s impact-crater database and has learned how often a “perfect circle” on a map is a trick of the eye. He was sceptical. In October 2025 he went anyway. Getting there was ugly. The floatplane could not reach the shore, so the team waded fifty metres with their gear. After that came muskeg, insects and brush thick enough to swallow a trail. Local rocks had long been written off as a diatreme — a volcanic pipe. A tidy story. The wrong one. The answer was in the stones. On the second day the team found shatter cones: ribbed, blast-sculpted structures that form only under the colossal pressure of an impact. Osinski calls them the one unambiguous field signature of a collision you can see with the naked eye. The debate ended there. The picture now is clear. Uhackatik is a complex crater about 25 kilometres across: a central uplift, high cliffs with columnar jointing, sheets of melt rock tens of metres thick. The strike came in the Devonian, roughly 390 million years ago — a hundred million years before a later burst of impacts linked to chaos in the asteroid belt. There were no dinosaurs yet. No Côte-Nord forest, either. Just another version of Earth, hit hard enough that the same blow today, Osinski estimates, would flatten a whole region, erase major cities and jolt the planet’s climate. The name was chosen with the Innu Council of Ekuanitshit, whose traditional territory holds the site: Uhackatik. It is the largest such find since the 31-kilometre Hiawatha crater under Greenland’s ice, reported in 2018. A Meteoritical Society committee still has to make it official. In the field, the verdict is already in. The circle on the map was neither coincidence nor a volcano. Lapointe was looking for a quiet shore. He found the mark of a cosmic disaster the forest had kept for nearly four hundred million years. Sometimes all it takes is not scrolling past the map too fast.
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An 11-year-old works all summer, saves $900, buys himself an electric dirt bike and rides about 300 feet from home to go fishing. Police stop him, fingerprint him, tow his bike and send him to court — with an officer telling him that failing to appear could result in a warrant. When the machinery of the state comes down on a sixth-grader like he’s a hardened criminal, maybe we should stop and ask what kind of society we're building. A child went fishing. The government responded with fingerprinting the kid and giving him a court date. That’s how a police state begins.
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Confirmed: @AnthropicAI = Supply Chain Risk. The @DeptofWar does what is right for the Country and our Warriors.
The D.C. Circuit has upheld @DeptofWar's decision to exclude Anthropic’s Claude from its supply chain based on risks to national security.
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This is just a group of witches performing a human sacrifice
In 2022, a Canadian church hosted a ‘physician-assisted suicide’ in its sanctuary, ending the life of an 86-year-old congregation member. They called it a “crossing over ceremony.” 🧵
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This is terrorism. The goal was to physically intimidate and inspire terror. They wanted to show him that they could have killed him if they wanted to
20 Antifa terrorists have attacked Professor Damian Ernst while giving a class on energy markets at the University of Liege in Belgium. The attack was carried out because he’s responsible for the university’s cooperation with the French defense giant Thales on AI accuracy systems in missiles. Thales provides many of the weapon systems used by the Belgian military and is of crucial importance for the country’s national security. These organized left-wing violent attacks and intimidation campaigns against Europe’s brightest minds in the defense industry are a threat to our national security and only benefit the aggressor state centered around Moscow.
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JUST IN - Supreme Court clears the Trump admin to use a federal citizenship database to verify voters ahead of the midterms, ruling 6-3 that a lower court wrongly blocked DHS from helping states screen their rolls for noncitizens.
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I don't think people appreciate how wild this is. That's over $100 billion of GPUs combined, and brought online in record time. Over 2 GW of compute.
Replying to @minchoi
Colossus 1 is 150k H100, 50k H200 and 30k GB200. Colossus 2 is 110k GB200 and 440k GB300. Another 220k GB300 will be fully operational next week and another 220k in November. If we get lucky, yet another 220k GB300 by late December.
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Democrats have become the party of sex offenders. "William Lawrence, the Democrat running for Congress in Michigan's 7th District" kicked off his campaign with Deshawn Bailey, "a registered sex offender who spent more than a decade behind bars for repeatedly raping his 12-year-old half-sister." townhall.com/news/amy-curtis…
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Absolute shocker.
This is Tan Ikram, the lefty judge who denied @RealDannyTommo bail. He previously let Nigel Farage’s attacker go free, got a formal warning for liking a pro-Hamas post and refused to jail the anti-Semitic ‘paraglider’ girls. More #twotierjustice in the UK. 🇬🇧
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there are cathedrals everywhere for those with the eyes to see
SpaceX's supercomputing facilities in the Mid-South rank among the world’s most advanced AI training clusters, spanning over 2.5 million feet, millions of GPUs, and over two gigawatts of compute → spacex.com/Mid-South
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EU’s current reality 😂
America builds the AI. China builds the robots. Both are developing autonomous vehicles and reusable rockets. Europe:👇👇👇
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Why do we need 60 votes to kick illegals off Medicaid? It didn’t take 60 votes for them to crash our border & rape our welfare system! Fire the parliamentarian!
🚨 The US Senate just REJECTED the measure to remove 1.4 MILLION illegals from Medicaid, all because Thune REFUSES to fire the Parliamentarian She’s forcing this provision to need 60 VOTES. GROW A SPINE! FIRE HER @Trustintrump47
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