
Giving super intelligence a voice @Meta Superintelligence Lab (MSL), ex cofounder @ PlayAI
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To be clear, the only reason I was able to reach Heidi was because young Palestinians provided cover with rocks against machine-gun- and tear-gas-wielding settlers and soldiers. It’s those kids, not the settler terrorists, who the IDF was hunting after the attack.
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Maryam ist 2,5 Jahre alt. Sie musste heute Morgen mitansehen wie ihre Mutter lebendig verbrannte. Sie ist beinahe selbst verbrannte. Durch einen Mordanschlag des israelischen Völkermordregimes mit deutschen Waffen und deutscher Moral.
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This is the hell on earth they call a “ceasefire”. Every single day, new bombings and new deaths, just a slower genocide. Imagine our news cycle if this was an Israeli child. May God comfort these children, and punish their oppressors. Ameen
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Introducing Muse Wonder, our new family of frontier models with state of the art performance for personal and professional agentic work.
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💢 One Palestinian child killed every 71 minutes in Gaza over three years — nearly 22,000 dead, 71,000 orphaned
Israeli attacks have killed at least 21,976 Palestinian children in Gaza since October 7, 2023, according to a report by Gaza’s Health Ministry marking three years of war.
Among those killed were 5,444 children under five and 1,125 infants under one year old. A further 45,569 children have been injured, including 1,134 who have undergone amputations, while 71,846 have been orphaned.
The ministry also documented:
▪️ 612 children killed while seeking food or medicine
▪️ 157 children dead from malnutrition, out of 466 malnutrition deaths total
▪️ 264 children among 2,027 patients who died awaiting medical evacuation
All 38 hospitals and 158 primary healthcare centers in Gaza have been targeted. Nineteen hospitals and 64 healthcare centers are out of service. 1,723 healthcare workers have been killed and 216 ambulances targeted.
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Steve Jobs in 1985, imagining a machine that could let you ask Aristotle a question.
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26 years to the day that we watched Jamal al-Durrah try to protect his 12-year-old son Muhammad from being shot and killed as he tried to hide by his side. Muhammad was killed a few minutes after this picture was taken. 23 years later, Israel killed Jamal’s brothers too.
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ماذا يمكن أن نقول أو نكتب هنا؟
هاتوا نصفه الثاني يا أبوي
ماذا يشعر الأب حين يحمل نصف ولده في قطعة قماش؟
حين قُصف ولدي بصير، أصابه الصاروخ فشطر جسده إلى نصفين. حملناه على عجل إلى سيارة الإسعاف. كان رأسه بجواري على سريرها، لكنني لم أستطع البقاء في الخلف، فطلبت من السائق أن يتوقف كي أجلس إلى جانبه.
نزلت بصعوبة، متكئًا على المسعف. وحين نهض مساعد السائق ليُفسح لي مكانه، سقطت من حجره قطعة قماش جُمعت فيها أشلاء ولدي. رأيت ساقيه وأحشاءه على الأرض. انحنيت، وجمعتها بيدي، وأعدتها إلى القماش، ثم وضعتها في حضني.
طوال الطريق إلى المستشفى، كنت أحمل نصف ولدي في حضني، بينما كان نصفه الآخر على سرير الإسعاف. لم أعرف كيف يتسع قلب أبٍ لهذه اللحظة؛ كنت أعرف فقط أن بصيرًا ولدي، وأن عليّ أن أبقى معه.
وعندما وصلنا، نزلت أحمل قطعة القماش. حملها أحدهم عني، والتفتُّ إلى ولدي الذي أُنزل من سيارة الإسعاف، وقلت:
«هاتوا نصفه الثاني يا أبوي، لأجمعه على جسده الطاهر».
يا بصير، جمعتُ ما استطعتُ من جسدك، لكن كيف أجمع قلبي بعدك؟ كنتُ أحملك صغيرًا فأخشى عليك من نسمة برد، ثم حملتُ نصفك في قطعة قماش، والعالم يمضي كأن شيئًا لم يحدث.
اللهم إنك تعلم أنه ولدي، وأنني لم أترك منه ما استطعتُ حمله. فتقبّله شهيدًا، واجمعني به في جناتك، حيث لا فراق بعد لقاء، ولا أبٌ يُنادى عليه ليحمل نصف ولده.
Bring Me His Other Half, My Son
What does a father feel when he carries half of his son in a piece of cloth?
When my son Baseer was struck, the missile tore his body in two. We rushed him into an ambulance. His head was beside me on the stretcher, but I could not bear to stay in the back. I asked the driver to stop so I could sit beside him.
I stepped out with difficulty, leaning on a paramedic. As the driver’s assistant rose to give me his seat, a piece of cloth holding my son’s remains fell from his lap. I saw my son’s legs and internal organs on the ground. I bent down, gathered them with my own hands, wrapped them again, and held them in my lap.
All the way to the hospital, I carried half of my son while the other half lay on the ambulance stretcher. I do not know how a father’s heart can hold such a moment. I only knew that Baseer was my son, and I had to stay with him.
When we arrived, I stepped out carrying the cloth. Someone took it from me. I turned to my son as he was lifted from the ambulance and said:
“Bring me his other half, my son, so I can put his body back together.”
Baseer, I gathered what I could of your body. But how do I put my heart back together without you? Once, I held you as a little boy and worried that even a cold breeze might hurt you. Then I held half of you in a piece of cloth, while the world went on as though nothing had happened.
O Allah, You know he is my son, and that I carried every part of him I could. Accept him among the martyrs, and reunite me with him in Your Paradise, where no reunion ends in parting, and no father is called to carry half of his child.
Felfel retweeted
Anyone who tries to tell you that the "most moral army" tries their best to minimise civilian casualties is either a fool or a liar.
This is pure evil.
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Replying to @anshnanda
we built muse from scratch, but it is definitely heavily inspired as a product by openclaw. After I used openclaw in january I bought hundreds of mac minis for the MSL team and lots of us fell in love with using openclaw (and other personal agents). @steipete is a genius and his harness was pioneering from the jump. I think a lot of people were inspired by it. our goal with muse was to build something like openclaw that we could make safe and secure and easy to use and scale to billions of people.





























