The world is not zero sum. People can create something out of nothing, and many do. Should be encouraged more.

Awesome to see the openpilot community flourish!

4 more years? yassineyousfi.github.io/page…

I'm not worried AI will end humanity, and you shouldn't be either. But I am worried it's going to make the future lame. History has been wonderfully exciting, and I want the future to be equally so. I don't care about your P(doom), but let's make sure your P(lame) is low.

You can install openpilot on a 2019 corolla, an 8 year old car, and it will stop at stoplights for you. If @comma_ai didn't exist, old cars would almost certainly never get capability like this. And most people would claim a project like openpilot could never exist. Many cool things only exist because a few people decided it should. You can just do things, and more people should!

The new location will not be in California, because power is criminally expensive here. We'll need robots to remotely fix things sometimes, also hiring people to make those robots work!

I've always been an AGI/foom skeptic, but I admit modern LLMs feel a lot smarter than I expected they would. It's hard to find things they cannot do. Yet all real-world value metrics (GPD, life expectancy, production, ..) are stable and indicate this is just technological progress as usual. I find it hard to reconcile those two things. My best guess is that we just don't understand intelligence and value-creation. And that our primitive intuitions about them are easily fooled, but time will tell.

This is incredible news. Big companies having monopolies on cyber capabilities would be terrible. The future is much brighter when power is decentralized.

Robotics and self-driving will go this way too. It will take a while, but open-source will eventually dominate. Hopefully openpilot will speed this along!

Are we supposed to be feeling the AGI already?

Nice work! Cool to see people use comma 4s for this type of stuff, the power of open-source!

Brought up mimo-2.6 flash and glm-5.3 flash in our datacenter. These new models are insanely efficient, they run great on just one 5090 machine. Only a year ago there were no good LLMs to run on these machines.

The clanker found I have a rare mutation which the literature says causes with brain atrophy and eventual paralysis starting in your mid-forties in 100% of studied cases. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/clinvar/RCV… A bit scary, but the priors were in my favor. My parents seem to have intact brains, and de novo mutations are extremely rare. I got their DNA analyzed and confirmed one of them had the mutation with no symptoms, so I should be fine! Moral of the story is more people should publish their DNA so the literature can improve!