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This is f*cking insane. In February, Elon Musk told SpaceX's AI team that coding would be dead by the end of this year. There are 54 days left. His exact words at the all-hands, days after xAI merged into SpaceX: "Things will move, maybe even by the end of this year, to where you don't even bother doing coding." "The AI just creates the binary directly." No Python. No JavaScript. No code review. You describe what you want, and AI ships the machine code. He also promised Grok Code would be state of the art within 2–3 months In September, he admitted Grok still trails Claude Opus 5.5 So is Musk early, or wrong? In this 43-minute talk, he walks his whole company through what's coming for engineers and every business that lives on a screen Worth more than any $3,000 AI course Bookmark it and check back on December 31 Then read the article below ↓

Four people walked out of OpenAI and built rival AI labs. Sam Altman just explained why. His answer is the most honest thing he's said about the AI race. Ilya → SSI Dario → Anthropic Mira → Thinking Machines Elon → xAI Sam Altman: "I think there is something that happens in many people's brains where they only trust themselves to build this because the stakes feel so high." Then the part nobody says out loud. What each of them is really thinking: "His approach is bad and so I can't let power get concentrated in his hands." That's the real race. Not for the best model. For who gets to hold the most powerful technology ever built Everyone thinks they're the only safe pair of hands. Including him And what it cost him personally: "Now I'm incredibly precisely scheduled and I have not gotten to do anything spontaneous in a long time." He misses sitting in a coffee shop. Now there would be two security guards at the next tables Bookmark it and watch till the end Then read the full article below ↓