Mark Gadala-Maria posts that the Titty Killer series is one of the most promising developments in AI, quoting a post by Charlie Curran asking whether AI film can be art. The post offers no further detail.
Tobias Schmidt says AWS told him data in its Bahrain region is gone, not degraded, and shares a photo. The post offers no further details or independent confirmation.
Noah Smith replies to Joe Lonsdale, claiming that "rare racist idiots" are apparently running the Department of Homeland Security's X account. The post includes a photo.
Bren posts a brief tag of @OpenAI, quoting Ilya Sutskever's line that people who value intelligence above all other human qualities will have a bad time.
Vijay Shekhar Sharma shares a video clip he calls fascinating, covering how Britain kept paying slave owners and how Indians came to be in Guyana, Jamaica and Mauritius. The post gives little detail beyond the clip itself.
You will find this clip super fascinating! - how British kept paying slave owners till ….. and how come so many Indians in Guayana, Jamaica or Mauritius… and more 👑
MAX says a Kling motion control page on Instagram earned about $100 a day from a low-ticket guide sold on Whop, and cites a tutorial video reaching 75 million views in five days. The post urges readers to learn AI monetization now.
Pete recommends a 20-minute Business Insider video on Aga's Restaurant, one of the busiest Uber Eats kitchens in the country, serving Indian and Pakistani food.
