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Elon Musk announced that all super‑intelligence organisations will move AI testing to Delta Airlines flights, citing internet‑free environments as the ultimate safety measure
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- Elon Musk tweeted that super‑intelligence groups have agreed to conduct AI testing on Delta Airlines flights to ensure no internet access, framing it as the ultimate safety protocol[78]
- ARTEX, an AI‑powered penetration‑testing agent, will go closed‑source after links to cyberattacks were reported, highlighting growing security concerns[1]
- NVIDIA pledged $1 billion over five years to fund U.S. scientific research, roughly $200 million per year, signaling continued corporate investment in AI hardware and labs[15]
- A new platform called @streamoors enables AI streamers to broadcast on X, Kick, Twitch, and YouTube simultaneously and issue their own tokens, expanding AI‑driven content creation[29]
- Reuters quoted ADP’s chief economist Nela Richardson saying AI is “taking over our work” rather than jobs, underscoring the shift in workplace dynamics[45]
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[1] Ronith Bodepudi · @ronith_012 ·
AI agents are becoming powerful enough to automate complex security tasks. But that power comes with a serious risk. ARTEX, an AI-powered penetration-testing agent, is going closed-source following reported links to cyberattacks targeting South Korean banks. The bigger lesson goes beyond one tool. As agents gain access to systems, execute commands, and automate workflows, permissions, access controls, and accountability become just as important as capability. Building an agent that can act is one challenge. Ensuring it acts within the right boundaries is another. The future of AI agents depends not just on what they can do, but on how securely we let them do it. #AIAgents #AISecurity #AgenticAI
Open on X[15] Arena · @shiparena ·
NVIDIA just pledged $1B over the next 5 years to back scientific research in the US. That works out to roughly $200M a year flowing from the company that sells the chips into the labs that will need them. Research money used to come mostly from governments and universities. Now the biggest AI hardware maker is writing checks of its own. Five years is long enough to fund PhD cycles, new compute clusters and a wave of researchers who grow up building on its stack. Call it philanthropy or call it strategy. Either way the next decade of American science now runs partly on NVIDIA money
Open on X[29] Celestine · @celes_tine__ ·
What if your own AI streamer could go live on X, Kick, Twitch and YouTube while you sleep? That's @streamoors. This is a launchpad for AI streamers that each get their own token. ⤷ You can build one from a celebrity inspired avatar, pick a ready made preset, or design a fully custom character. ⤷ Give it a token and it can run a stream on its own, on Pumpfun, X, Kick, Twitch and YouTube. ⤷ It reacts to what's happening on screen and talks with viewers in real time. ⤷ $STREAM is going live soon, so there's still a lot to prove. But it's one I'll be watching.
Open on X[45] Reuters · @reuters ·
🤖 'It's not taking over our jobs, it's taking over our work.' @ADP Chief Economist @NelaRichardson joins this week's Econ World podcast to crunch the numbers on how AI is impacting the workplace https://t.co/exRF81SPH3
Open on X[78] Elon Musk · @elonmusk ·
Excited to announce that all super intelligence organizations have now jointly agreed to the ultimate in AI/SI safety: Moving all testing to Delta Airlines flights, where accessing the Internet is utterly impossible!
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