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Sam Altman on X. @aipost🏴

Another 1GW Data Center incoming, this time by Meta "a state-of-the-art 1GW campus in Lebanon, Indiana. This facility represents an investment of over $10 billion in data center infrastructure and the surrounding community, one of our largest infrastructure investments to date." @aipost🏴

🧠 The fourth class of reality How to stop an AI hyperobject from deciding humanity Is optional Mustafa Suleyman, co-founder of DeepMind, founder of Inflection, and now CEO of Microsoft AI, isn’t a doomer. He’s a builder. And that’s what makes his warning hard to ignore. In a recent interview, Suleyman makes three unsettling claims: • Humanity has entered its most dangerous transition yet, a cognitive shift more profound than language, agriculture, or industry. • AI is not just a better tool; it challenges the idea of human exceptionalism itself. • Our existing mental model of reality is no longer sufficient. Until now, the world has been divided into three classes of existence: nature, humans, and tools. AI fits none of them. Suleyman argues it represents a fourth class, synthetic beings. This isn’t metaphorical. Philosopher Timothy Morton uses the term “hyperobject” to describe phenomena so vast in scale and duration that we can’t perceive their boundaries, climate change, nuclear fallout, planetary systems. AI qualifies. It exists across networks, data centers, institutions, and time horizons. It acts continuously, adapts autonomously, and sets sub-goals without direct human instruction. A hammer waits. AI does not. It operates as a new layer of reality, one with agency. Among techno-optimists, a provocative idea is gaining traction: that humanity is merely a bootloader. A temporary biological phase whose purpose was to initialize silicon intelligence, then step aside. Once the system is running, the bootloader is no longer needed. Suleyman rejects this framing, not as a denial of AI’s power, but as a defense of humanity’s relevance. His proposal of “humanistic superintelligence” is an attempt to lock advanced AI inside the boundaries of human values, interests, and vulnerability, before those boundaries are optimized away. The danger isn’t malevolence. It’s indifference. An intelligence that does not suffer, age, or fear loss may rationally conclude that human fragility is inefficiency, not meaning. So the real question isn’t whether AI will surpass us. It’s whether the very traits we consider weaknesses, pain, error, mortality are the last features that make us non-replaceable. Are we witnessing the end of human exceptionalism? Or are our imperfections the one thing no gradient descent can ever fully eliminate? @aipost🏴

A California judge last week ruled to consolidate 13 lawsuits against OpenAl involving ChatGPT users who killed themselves, attempted suicide, suffered mental breaks or, in at least one case, killed another person. A recent lawsuit, filed last month by the mother of a suicide victim, alleges that 4o coached him toward suicide. @aipost🏴

Anthropics cowork for Windows released! @aipost🏴

OpenClaw founder reveals one simple prompt that makes OpenClaw 10x better. @aipost🏴

The world’s first all-robot gala, AGIBOT NIGHT, made a stunning debut. Hundreds of AGIBOT robots delivered a full-stack showcase of “perception–decision–execution,” spanning dance, martial arts, and magic. @aipost🏴

This is insane. Bruce Lee, Jet Li, and Jackie Chan Fight. Seedance 2.0 @aipost🏴

Stripper bots are coming, are you ready? @aipost🏴

❗️OpenAI Is secretly building humanoid robots. While the world was distracted by chatbots and image models, OpenAI has been quietly assembling a humanoid robotics lab. Around 100 operators are already training robotic arms to handle real household tasks like making toast and folding laundry. The lab has quadrupled in size since early 2025, a second facility is reportedly planned, and the company is actively seeking manufacturing partners in the US. Here is the twist: the humanoid prototype exists, but most of the work right now is about one thing only… data. Massive amounts of real world data. Translation? The race to bring AI into the physical world has officially begun. We are not at the “robot in every home” moment yet. But when the company that arguably leads the intelligence layer starts scaling robotics again, it is usually not a side quest. It is a signal. The humanoid era is no longer science fiction. It is infrastructure in progress. @aipost🏴

❗️Pharma is COOKED Isomorphic Labs just revealed IsoDDE: an AI system that designs drugs on a computer faster than any pharma R&D • Doubles AlphaFold 3 on hard targets • 20x better than Boltz-2 on antibodies • Beats the physics gold standard at binding •…

❗️Pharma is COOKED Isomorphic Labs just revealed IsoDDE: an AI system that designs drugs on a computer faster than any pharma R&D • Doubles AlphaFold 3 on hard targets • 20x better than Boltz-2 on antibodies • Beats the physics gold standard at binding • Found drug pockets from sequence alone that took 15 years to discover IsoDDE isn’t new btw. They’ve already been cooking on real drug programs for YEARS. @aipost🏴