Levi retweeted
Is using AI to write code considered vibe coding, even when you understand what it’s doing and how the code works ?
Replying to @CodeByNZ
This is where AI gets really exciting. helping scientists uncover things that could save live.
Replying to @CodeByNZ
Honestly, OpenAI needs to bring something serious to the table.
To me, this Apple Duo is just a flex. I honestly don't see anything particularly special about it.
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The current state of apps on iPhone Duo: youtu.be/ESABTN4VtrA
Levi retweeted
NVIDIA just announced DSX POD.
This is a bigger deal than most people realize, because it solves one of the biggest bottlenecks: scaling! Instead of taking months to build out a data center, you can now scale compute capacity in just a few days!
Anthropic reportedly lost $80 billion in the first half of 2026. The AI race is becoming incredibly expensive, yet companies continue pouring money into it while workers face layoffs.
How much are companies willing to sacrifice to stay ahead in AI, and who bears the cost.
Have they asked Claude to design a sustainable business model?
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Replying to @RahulbeGupta
I switch depending on which model gives me better performance.
Replying to @snskritinaruka
I wonder if we're actually preparing people for this kind of future or just building AI faster than humans can adapt to it
Replying to @CloudDogx
I agree, but does the way a product is built matter more than the value it delivers to the people using it
Jensen Huang co-founded NVIDIA in 1993, when the future of AI was far from clear. He spent decades building technology that many people couldn't yet see the need for.
Today, NVIDIA is helping power the AI revolution.
Sometimes, success means believing in a future nobody else can see yet, and having the courage to keep building until the world chatches up.







