This wearable AI from @empiricalhlth.bsky.social detects hypertension (87% Accuracy), atrial flutter (70%), ME/CFS (81%), and sick sinus syndrome (87%). www.empirical.health/blog/wearabl...

I can't help but think that this is a huge strategic advantage for China in the AI race.

I still see huge opportunities for startups in the app layer. It’s so dynamic, and the value propositions are big and plentiful. www.reddit.com/r/aiecosyste...

❤️ The most beautiful art is created at the research frontier. This new AI foundation model (JETS) detects high blood pressure (87% accuracy), atrial flutter (70%), and more. Save hundreds of millions of lives, please. ❤️ 9to5mac.com/2025/12/09/r...

How will humans adapt to AI? If intelligence and labor become commodities, what will be the new human value system? What will humans learn when they will never be as smart as their phone? What will humans do in an age of abundance?

Humans seem to be so divided in how they use AI. For some, it is like a learning and productivity companion leading to huge economic gains. For others it replaces thinking and learning, causing a downward spiral of ignorance and dependence. Is this a new skill required for human thriving?

The difference between what is possible in a lab and what is deployed by industry seems to be widening. Industry is slow to adopt AI, careful and conservative, and the timelines generally end up being longer than what the smartest people expect.

What are the fundamental sources of value in a world of ASI and robots of all types? I think primary/proprietary data and network effects will still lead to defensible margins. What else?

Today China has huge advantages in manufacturing. Will it will dominate the embodied AI trend? Will it manufacture and iterate on robots with a sustainable advantage? Or will manufacturing evolve so only supply chains, power, and physical space will matter?

Why are so many "news" articles posted with AI generated images? Literally fake news.

"the researchers had a woman who visibly appeared pregnant enter a busy train, and observed how often people offered to give up their seats. They then repeated this scenario with...a man dressed as Batman entered from another" door futurism.com/health-medic...

Has the world given up on carbon pollution and climate change? In 1995, when the first Cop was held, carbon was 361 parts per million. Today it's 427. www.theguardian.com/news/2025/no...

I really enjoyed Jane Buchan on Wealthtrack. She explains alternative investments so well. Great education for investors. youtu.be/QdGUUXswhu0?...

Global transportation electrification is happening fast. cleantechnica.com/2025/11/03/b...

The future of mobility is so bright 🚀 🙏Toyota www.designboom.com/technology/a...

Please don't dump sewage in the Charles River. www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/...

Stablecoins are an amazing invention, enabling savings and transactions that work with software. This technology also drives more global demand for US dollars.

In software and AI, there is a lot of talk of "digital twins". These are simulations that allow AIs to learn before acting in real life. Think of the software digital twin as an imagination. It's a world where AI can learn and consider lots of alternate possibilities.

Congratulations to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt for winning the Nobel prize in economics for their work on “innovation-driven economic growth.” www.nbcnews.com/world/europe...

Wow! New tiny AI model small enough to run on just about any hardware, smart enough to solve sudoku and beat the SOTA models at ARC-AGI benchmarks. github.com/SamsungSAILM...

🚨 Electric grid storage update 🚨 BYD unveils the world’s largest 14.5 MWh DC energy storage system. 51% improvement in energy density, 70% reduction in maintenance costs, $0.014 per kilowatt-hour total life cycle cost. www.ess-news.com/2025/09/19/b...

Imagine if you could simulate the entire U.S. labor market - all 151 million workers with their 32,000+ skills - and watch in real-time as AI agents reshape our economy. How would the ripple effects spread across industries? What new opportunities would emerge? iceberg.mit.edu/blog.html

There is not enough electricity production in the US. But the solution is not to shut down data centers; instead, charge progressive rates: cheap for households with small demand, and more if you consume a lot. Solve the problem with better incentives. www.visualcapitalist.com/sp/gx03-char...

I do wonder if the Fed will prioritize inflation or the economy. Both look wobbly. This is why stagflation is so hard to fight.

We all believe in hallucinations, and none of us knows for certain which beliefs are wrong. We do our best to learn and approach the complete truth over our lifetimes. AI sometimes hallucinates, too, and it's hard to know when you can trust it.

Who should pay for all the damage done by PFAS? Should it be the taxpayers or the chemical companies who lie about the health effects and poison us? knsiradio.com/2025/08/26/s...

Of all the AI coding assistants, Google's Firebase Studio is the weirdest. It apologizes way too much, tells me that I should be frustrated, then becomes super overconfident and does a bad job of fixing bugs. @firebase.com

Musk did the same thing to Groq. His disrespect for the law is causing damage to these other companies. It's a pattern. cointelegraph.com/news/ethereu...

What happens to the giant fabless chip design companies when AI can design ASICs for every application, and they are better than any human design? That's a lot of market cap. www.zmescience.com/science/ai-d...

Remixing and enhancing old media is going to be a goldmine.

@bskycharts.edavis.dev Thanks for these! I wish you would post charts with longer time scales on the x axis, too.

I spoke with Cognitive Investments about agentic AI and investing in disruption: player.captivate.fm/episode/b3fb...

Google announces LangExtract, an open source Python library to extract structured information. share.google/o0Qj1rAJhbiW...

Thanks to big investments in solar, China may have passed its peak in carbon emissions. 🌞 share.google/00k9ZtAe1dHG...

I should start a 3rd AI company called "Groc". Since trademarks don't seem to matter anymore. @groq.com was there first. A'hem @groktr.bsky.social

If Fed Chair Powell leaves, I expect inflation and bond yields / mortgage rates to rise. youtube.com/watch?v=-Nwy...

The progress in AI is happening so fast. Our lives are changing, business is changing, everything is changing, and we're still at the beginning.

Bitcoin and Gold Are Sounding the Alarm: both at all-time highs as global confidence in the US economic system erodes. Markets are signaling that America’s economic miracle is at risk. 🧵/6

The stock market has absorbed a world of new risks and shrugged them off. Investors don't want to admit the problems.

SpaceX should clean up after itself. It's not fair to ask everyone else to deal with this mess. www.accuweather.com/en/space-new...

At this point in social media, I want proof that posts are made by humans. Bots are out of control and manipulating us on behalf of bad actors and commercial interests.

The new Gemini app is great, but sometimes fails in bizarre ways. The more I look at this diagram, the stranger it gets.

AI can make us so expressive! It's a productivity amplifier.

If you're sending your AI notetaker to a meeting, please don't forget to also attend on time. I'm tired of showing up and hanging out with the AI while we wait for the actual human to show up late.

This is an amazing company that might just save your life.

I'd love to see a fund put together to allow investors to buy as much of this land as possible. www.npca.org/articles/866...

Dropbox and Box (and every hosted storage provider) should offer auto RAG and MCP servers, and an LLM UI.

Want your AI agents to handle chats with rapid messaging more gracefully? Solid strategies from @sgnt.ai sgnt.ai/p/interrupti...

I love this idea. Like anime mech. Seems like it should be battery-electric rather than hydrogen. 🐎 newatlas.com/automotive/k...

Are factories allowed to poison their neighbors? Poison their communities? People have rights. thehill.com/policy/energ...