The parade was great. Our military is incredible. And now Israel ישראל needs our help to destroy Iran’s nuclear threat to the world. Israel’s military and air force have sufficiently degraded Iran’s defenses such that this is now the lowest-risk, highest-probability moment to take

We're trending upwards baby!

Happening now. Come learn about what we're building with Brickroad. x.com/i/spaces/1BdGY…

AI is shifting towards a more data-centric approach. But, the widespread adoption of data-centric AI model training is blocked by extraneous circumstances. That means most AI ecosystems continue to rely on data that suffers from crowd-sourced labels, low annotation fidelity,

Hey Brex, when are you getting a USDC integration? Long overdue.

One of the advantages of Open Source AI over closed, is downstream legal risk. If you don't know what data is in a model, it's difficult to assess your exposure for copyright risk, for example. If a closed source model loses a lawsuit for copyright, and you continue to use

Big Time Builder.

I’m a proud 🇨🇦 who moved to 🇺🇸 because it’s the best place in the world for motivated immigrants to pursue their dreams. Happy July 4th to my fellow immigrants getting the job done in the greatest country on earth.

I think about this tweet a lot. Incentivizing the accumulation of data, whether useful or not (eg, your camera roll), is a quick recipe for bankruptcy. On the other hand, it's a great way to capture the crypto market, and if you've already issued a token, who cares about

Mega Data Deal.

For centuries, data has been bought and sold privately in the shadows through third-party brokers. This inefficient market has slowed innovation, creating friction, opacity, and artificial scarcity in a world that runs on information. We're pleased to be partnering with some of

Nothing like a little manifestation. Thanks Moonvalley

They'll just use Chinese models. Open Source AI should be a national security priority. The foundations of our economy need to be transparent, accountable, and accessible to democratic institutions - not authoritarian regimes.

12 episodes down, 988 to go. This week, newly mustache'd Jake (✧ᴗ✧) sits down with the founder of Brickroad to discuss: ✦ Democratizing data access ✦ The mechanics of a dual-sided data marketplace ✦ Using creativity and validation to meet market needs. Institutions

This is a great point that’s been overlooked: critiques of AI agents are based on partial equilibrium results, where agents interact w environments not optimized for them. In equilibrium, benefits of agents will cause environments to be optimized, which will change performance.

For businesses, future of AI performance lies not in model alone, but in understanding and controlling the data pipeline. Data-centric AI is back with vengeance.

Good people!

I don’t mean this as a subtweet or Zora or Pump — but content is not fundamentally (inherently) valuable. In fact the ‘value’ of content in the abstract has declined astronomically with the advent of cheap AI. Just look at the slop of replies to (probably this) tweet as proof.

Proud of this seminal work.

10 years ago I was as excited about the future of Blockchain as I am today! Cheers to another decade!