Mike
@ef32.bsky.social
Electrical engineer, certified in AI from MIT.
Examples chinese AI deployed, Ref perplexity ai:
Alibaba's Qwen models have seen over 90,000 enterprise deployments globally, spanning consumer electronics, automobiles, and gaming. Airbnb relies heavily on Qwen for production tasks, citing its speed and low cost over models like OpenAI's GPT
Alibaba's Qwen models have seen over 90,000 enterprise deployments globally, spanning consumer electronics, automobiles, and gaming. Airbnb relies heavily on Qwen for production tasks, citing its speed and low cost over models like OpenAI's GPT
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February 4, 2026 at 12:25 AM
Examples chinese AI deployed, Ref perplexity ai:
Alibaba's Qwen models have seen over 90,000 enterprise deployments globally, spanning consumer electronics, automobiles, and gaming. Airbnb relies heavily on Qwen for production tasks, citing its speed and low cost over models like OpenAI's GPT
Alibaba's Qwen models have seen over 90,000 enterprise deployments globally, spanning consumer electronics, automobiles, and gaming. Airbnb relies heavily on Qwen for production tasks, citing its speed and low cost over models like OpenAI's GPT
I don't think this is a winner takes all scenario. It's true for edge applications in medicine, engineering, physics, etc. But for the use case of 99.99% of people, the difference between the best model and a chinese open source model will be small.
February 4, 2026 at 12:18 AM
I don't think this is a winner takes all scenario. It's true for edge applications in medicine, engineering, physics, etc. But for the use case of 99.99% of people, the difference between the best model and a chinese open source model will be small.
Tesla's cars do have mechanical handles inside. But there are some critical issues:
* The interior mechanism for the back door is not easy to find.
* It's really hard to open it from the outside if the passengers are not responsive
* The interior mechanism for the back door is not easy to find.
* It's really hard to open it from the outside if the passengers are not responsive
February 3, 2026 at 11:32 PM
Tesla's cars do have mechanical handles inside. But there are some critical issues:
* The interior mechanism for the back door is not easy to find.
* It's really hard to open it from the outside if the passengers are not responsive
* The interior mechanism for the back door is not easy to find.
* It's really hard to open it from the outside if the passengers are not responsive
We don't need to ban hidden door handles. Instead, we should be thinking about banning only electronic locks.
It's not the same. There are hidden handles that aren't electronic, they're purely mechanical.
It's not the same. There are hidden handles that aren't electronic, they're purely mechanical.
February 3, 2026 at 11:21 PM
We don't need to ban hidden door handles. Instead, we should be thinking about banning only electronic locks.
It's not the same. There are hidden handles that aren't electronic, they're purely mechanical.
It's not the same. There are hidden handles that aren't electronic, they're purely mechanical.
Correct
But needs some clarification:
The vote was a NON-BINDING advisory proposal for the board to authorize to invest in xAI
The vote results were:
For: 1.06 billion votes
Against: 916.3 million
Abstained: 473 million
The majority voted FOR but the absolute majority not reached due to abstention
But needs some clarification:
The vote was a NON-BINDING advisory proposal for the board to authorize to invest in xAI
The vote results were:
For: 1.06 billion votes
Against: 916.3 million
Abstained: 473 million
The majority voted FOR but the absolute majority not reached due to abstention
February 3, 2026 at 2:56 PM
Correct
But needs some clarification:
The vote was a NON-BINDING advisory proposal for the board to authorize to invest in xAI
The vote results were:
For: 1.06 billion votes
Against: 916.3 million
Abstained: 473 million
The majority voted FOR but the absolute majority not reached due to abstention
But needs some clarification:
The vote was a NON-BINDING advisory proposal for the board to authorize to invest in xAI
The vote results were:
For: 1.06 billion votes
Against: 916.3 million
Abstained: 473 million
The majority voted FOR but the absolute majority not reached due to abstention
You need to know that TV shows are just for fun, not for training.
😅
Physics laws don't show up on TV.
😅
Physics laws don't show up on TV.
a woman in high heels is walking down a street in front of a car .
ALT: a woman in high heels is walking down a street in front of a car .
media.tenor.com
January 30, 2026 at 10:50 PM
You need to know that TV shows are just for fun, not for training.
😅
Physics laws don't show up on TV.
😅
Physics laws don't show up on TV.
You should read the article first:
"designed to reduce reliance on external charging"
Designed in Dubai, it could be helpful there.
The solar tech is evolving quickly, improving eficiency.
"designed to reduce reliance on external charging"
Designed in Dubai, it could be helpful there.
The solar tech is evolving quickly, improving eficiency.
January 30, 2026 at 9:50 PM
You should read the article first:
"designed to reduce reliance on external charging"
Designed in Dubai, it could be helpful there.
The solar tech is evolving quickly, improving eficiency.
"designed to reduce reliance on external charging"
Designed in Dubai, it could be helpful there.
The solar tech is evolving quickly, improving eficiency.
I don’t trust people who put ketchup on food 🤷♂️
Just…..why??
Just…..why??
January 23, 2026 at 4:46 AM
I don’t trust people who put ketchup on food 🤷♂️
Just…..why??
Just…..why??
TikTokers are really into clicking. It's probably a fake story.
January 10, 2026 at 5:49 PM
TikTokers are really into clicking. It's probably a fake story.
As you said, it's "potential".
We are not at level 5 of autonomy, therefore, there is no data.
IMHO, level 5 could bring a level of safety unattainable by humans, no distraction, multiple "eyes" sensors, no alcohol, no phone.
It makes sense.
We are not at level 5 of autonomy, therefore, there is no data.
IMHO, level 5 could bring a level of safety unattainable by humans, no distraction, multiple "eyes" sensors, no alcohol, no phone.
It makes sense.
January 7, 2026 at 2:09 AM
As you said, it's "potential".
We are not at level 5 of autonomy, therefore, there is no data.
IMHO, level 5 could bring a level of safety unattainable by humans, no distraction, multiple "eyes" sensors, no alcohol, no phone.
It makes sense.
We are not at level 5 of autonomy, therefore, there is no data.
IMHO, level 5 could bring a level of safety unattainable by humans, no distraction, multiple "eyes" sensors, no alcohol, no phone.
It makes sense.
I think I have seen that face in a book. 😉
January 2, 2026 at 2:59 AM
I think I have seen that face in a book. 😉
Yeah, contagion would be bad for many countries, especially China, Canada, and Mexico.
January 2, 2026 at 2:58 AM
Yeah, contagion would be bad for many countries, especially China, Canada, and Mexico.
Tech bros will be fine.
Investors and pension funds are the ones who would bear the brunt. Chinese AI companies would be thrilled.
I'm thinking there'll be a correction in the stock market, not a sudden colapse.
Investors and pension funds are the ones who would bear the brunt. Chinese AI companies would be thrilled.
I'm thinking there'll be a correction in the stock market, not a sudden colapse.
January 1, 2026 at 10:52 PM
Tech bros will be fine.
Investors and pension funds are the ones who would bear the brunt. Chinese AI companies would be thrilled.
I'm thinking there'll be a correction in the stock market, not a sudden colapse.
Investors and pension funds are the ones who would bear the brunt. Chinese AI companies would be thrilled.
I'm thinking there'll be a correction in the stock market, not a sudden colapse.
"Forces beyond your control can take away everything you possess except one thing, your freedom to choose how you will respond to the situation. You cannot control what happens to you in life, but you can always control what you will feel and do about what happens to you"
-Viktor Frankl
-Viktor Frankl
December 29, 2025 at 6:41 PM
"Forces beyond your control can take away everything you possess except one thing, your freedom to choose how you will respond to the situation. You cannot control what happens to you in life, but you can always control what you will feel and do about what happens to you"
-Viktor Frankl
-Viktor Frankl