In five years, AI could be as ordinary as electricity
In five years, nobody may call themselves an AI expert anymore. Instead, everyone could simply use it like electricity: an everyday utility rather than a professional label to claim.
Past pessimistic predictions against Roadster scepticism
Pessimistic predictions attributed to historical figures are assembled in response to technological scepticism. @KeremSchamberg calls the Tesla Roadster an example of capitalism producing unnecessary things. The collection is a rebuttal, not authentication of the quotations.
The astonishment of believing angels are real
The belief that angels are real, expressed with astonishment and without further explanation.
Success is having time for family
A business that lets you have lunch with your partner or take your children to school whenever you like can already count as entrepreneurial success. The measure is freedom over your own time.
Putting AI to the test with simulated attacks
Attack simulations could offer a way to solve AI alignment. The reference is a Polymarket post reporting that G7 nations agreed to use simulated AI-powered cyberattacks to test financial systems’ defences.
Unfiltered authenticity is what truly matters
Raw authenticity is the only thing that truly matters.
Those who do not believe in magic may be in for a big surprise
The meaning of the prediction remains open, with no further details.
Imagining a universe ready to give you everything
In a spiritual outlook, the universe wants to give you everything.
Self-reflection with AI on childhood, choices and the future
Talking through childhood, family, choices and future uncertainties with an AI by voice can help reveal recurring patterns in one’s life. The reported experience also suggests asking for related books and historical figures.
Good energy as a shortcut to bending reality
In this personal outlook, good energy is a shortcut to bending reality in your favour.
Today’s luxury becomes tomorrow’s standard
Progress makes tomorrow’s standard out of today’s luxury, changing our expectations over time.
Slow down to move faster through deliberate work
Slowing down can help you move faster: real ingenuity takes its time and acts deliberately, with each considered move saving many others.
Code written before AI was often poor too
Code written before AI was not necessarily better: much of it was poor quality too, but we romanticised it because humans had written it.
Models building models in a speculative post about Gemini
Google supposedly has internal models far ahead of Argon that can build further models: an unsupported insider claim mixed with fantasy, including Sergey Brin’s lucid dreaming and gods of recursion.
In 2018, a Roadster package with small rocket thrusters
A 2018 proposal envisaged a SpaceX package for the Tesla Roadster with around ten small rocket thrusters. They were intended to improve acceleration, speed, braking and cornering, with even the possibility of flying.
The difficulty of explaining what computers can do
Explaining an idea you consider simple but others poorly understand can be frustrating. The idea is that any task you can describe a computer doing is something the computer can actually do.
Living as though the odds are already in your favour
Acting as though life is already stacked in your favour can help make it so, shaping the way we approach opportunities.
Today's language models could offer years of value
Even if progress stopped, existing language models could offer years of untapped value. They are like Lego bricks whose most obvious combinations have yet to be assembled, with much of the potential already available.
In future, almost all cars could be electric
In the future, almost all cars could be electric. A Polymarket post claims that petrol-only cars have fallen below 50% of global new vehicle sales for the first time.
Put your abilities to work on the world's hard problems
People who believe they have strong cognitive abilities have a duty to choose one of Earth's hard problems and try to solve it: turn confidence in their abilities into committed effort.
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In five years, AI could be as ordinary as electricity
In five years, nobody may call themselves an AI expert anymore. Instead, everyone could simply use it like electricity: an everyday utility rather than a professional label to claim.
Past pessimistic predictions against Roadster scepticism
Pessimistic predictions attributed to historical figures are assembled in response to technological scepticism. @KeremSchamberg calls the Tesla Roadster an example of capitalism producing unnecessary things. The collection is a rebuttal, not authentication of the quotations.
The astonishment of believing angels are real
The belief that angels are real, expressed with astonishment and without further explanation.
Success is having time for family
A business that lets you have lunch with your partner or take your children to school whenever you like can already count as entrepreneurial success. The measure is freedom over your own time.
Superman in 3D moves across different art styles
A continuous Superman animation moves through different art styles in 3D. It was reportedly coded in Python with Blender on three RTX PRO 4500 SE GPUs; the cited model, Fable 5.5, has not yet launched.
Gus & Spark, an animated episode written in code
Gus & Spark is a 25-minute animated episode attributed to more than 15 hours of work by Claude Opus 5.5 MAX. The reported production involved 34,000 lines of code and no AI-generated video. The idea is that this approach could extend to all 3D animation. The preview lasts 30 seconds; the full video is in the original post.
A weekend to rethink the televisions at home
The plan for the weekend is to modify the televisions at home. The inspiration comes from doooyle, who reports using Claude Code to remove adverts and unwanted software from a TV and add a screen with a calendar, weather and payment notifications.
The striking shape of the Hugo robot
Hugo stands out for its unusual shape. In theermann’s introduction, Dynamic Creatures describes it as a companion robot designed to connect what it sees and hears with movement, expression and gesture when interacting with people.
A future of do-it-yourself inventors
Imagine a future as your own Inspector Gadget or Rick Sanchez: everyone builds what they need and perhaps shares it. Other people’s agents could then discover those creations and find uses for them elsewhere.
Putting AI to the test with simulated attacks
Attack simulations could offer a way to solve AI alignment. The reference is a Polymarket post reporting that G7 nations agreed to use simulated AI-powered cyberattacks to test financial systems’ defences.
Fifteen iterations for a video on Borges’ Ajedrez
Voice, imagery and editing come together around Borges’ Ajedrez in fifteen cuts made with Opus 5.5, Paper and Midjourney.
Those who do not believe in magic may be in for a big surprise
The meaning of the prediction remains open, with no further details.
HeyPCB aims to let AI agents design hardware
According to the claim, a single prompt can produce a circuit board with its connections laid out, alongside firmware and an enclosure.
Imagining a universe ready to give you everything
In a spiritual outlook, the universe wants to give you everything.
Self-reflection with AI on childhood, choices and the future
Talking through childhood, family, choices and future uncertainties with an AI by voice can help reveal recurring patterns in one’s life. The reported experience also suggests asking for related books and historical figures.
Good energy as a shortcut to bending reality
In this personal outlook, good energy is a shortcut to bending reality in your favour.
Today’s luxury becomes tomorrow’s standard
Progress makes tomorrow’s standard out of today’s luxury, changing our expectations over time.
The first atomic test also created a rare quasicrystal
A discovery published in 2021 identified a rare quasicrystal in samples of red trinitite formed during the 1945 Trinity atomic test. Its unusually shaped structures also lend themselves to a joke.
Slow down to move faster through deliberate work
Slowing down can help you move faster: real ingenuity takes its time and acts deliberately, with each considered move saving many others.
A demo recreates an interactive lens lab
A demo by thtbee_ recreates an interactive lens lab inspired by @RyanSael. Its creator says they used Gemini 4 Argon and three.js, taking 45 minutes. The project is available online.
Code written before AI was often poor too
Code written before AI was not necessarily better: much of it was poor quality too, but we romanticised it because humans had written it.
A test with Fable 5.5, Blender and ElevenLabs
A test with Fable 5.5 combines work in Blender with Python code and ElevenLabs. The reported result was achieved by supplying only the launch video posted on X, while the person doing the coding takes an increasingly passive role.
A five-year-old taking on hardware building
A video linked to Atech shows a five-year-old building hardware, claimed to work faster than an electrical engineer.
Models building models in a speculative post about Gemini
Google supposedly has internal models far ahead of Argon that can build further models: an unsupported insider claim mixed with fantasy, including Sergey Brin’s lucid dreaming and gods of recursion.
A flying Roadster in the browser
A flying Roadster appears inside Teleoperator, rather than a real airborne car. Its creator says it took one prompt to add; the demo runs in a browser using three.js and is available to try.
The worry is not AI, but the person using it to do everyone’s jobs
@_chenglou presents Handwired as a project that turns JavaScript code into a neural network without training, runnable in a browser.
The same scene with Caesar in Rome and a gaucho on the pampa
A video exercise inspired by Borges’s La trama repeats the same scene with Caesar in Rome and a gaucho on the pampa, edited from archive material. Made with Opus 5.5, Paper and Midjourney.
Voice, images and fifteen cuts shape the atmosphere of Ajedrez
A second video experiment around Borges’s Ajedrez explores how voice, images and editing can build an atmosphere across fifteen cuts, using Opus 5.5, Paper and Midjourney.
Tailored user experience may be the most defensible advantage
The last defensible competitive advantage may be a user experience tailored to your customer segment, and this may always have been the case.
Photoshop’s interface may not be needed in future
@bfl_ai presents FLUX 3 Image Klein as an open-weight image model offering precise editing and running on a single consumer graphics card.
A real-time Tesla Roadster demo with volumetric smoke
A real-time Tesla Roadster demo made in Unreal Engine uses Niagara Fluids for the volumetric smoke simulation.
The Tesla Roadster could open up many possibilities
The Tesla Roadster could open up many possibilities, though this enthusiastic reaction does not specify which capabilities it means.
Everything can now become a game you can play instantly
Everything can now become a video game you can play straight away: the link to roadster.game gives no further details about how the game works.
Optimus at the wheel steals the Roadster’s spotlight
The Roadster looks cool, but Optimus at the wheel looks even cooler.
A Tesla Roadster game appeared in record time
A Tesla Roadster game has appeared surprisingly quickly. klattkev says he asked Opus 5.5 to make him the new Roadster.
Custom Mac apps for lights, doors and air conditioning
Custom Mac apps could control lights, doors and air conditioning, using tools such as REA to understand how devices work. icanberk says he built a menu bar app for his air conditioner.
Games built alongside their audience, between matches and changes
Streamers and communities could build games together, alternating matches with changes suggested by players. Max Blade’s Kong Royale points to tools that could quickly turn moderated chat requests into new playable versions.
Kong Royale, a 50-player battle royale built with Claude
Kong Royale is a battle royale for 50 people, reportedly developed with Claude in three weeks. In the account of its development, chat messages guide 20 agents working overnight to fix and improve the game.
GPT-Live-1.1 brings new voices to ChatGPT, Codex and dots
GPT-Live-1.1 is coming to voice features in ChatGPT, Codex and dots. The announced changes promise better accents and new voices in French, German, Hindi, Mexican Spanish, Korean and Japanese, rolling out to users from the day of the announcement, with the API to follow.
In 2018, a Roadster package with small rocket thrusters
A 2018 proposal envisaged a SpaceX package for the Tesla Roadster with around ten small rocket thrusters. They were intended to improve acceleration, speed, braking and cornering, with even the possibility of flying.
Figures and landscape warp in a digital landscape
Distorted human figures, trails and elongated shapes move through a digital landscape of grass, trees and rocks beneath a purple sky. Caption: “people”.
From technical drawings to editable 3D models
A Claude Code workflow turns technical drawings into editable 3D models and flags missing measurements. Checks were reported as passing for 34 of 40 parts, but geometric validation does not establish material strength or suitability for real use.
A playful game while waiting for flying cars
Training your balance for the day you get to drive: a playful remark alongside Elon Musk’s post claiming that the future really does include flying cars.
Heavy traffic on the vertical axis, with a GTA nod
COMEFLYWITHME nods to GTA Vice City and turns road congestion into a gag about heavy traffic along the vertical axis.
A sports car surrounded by smoke in an anime scene
A long-haired woman, a white sports car surrounded by clouds of smoke and a man in a dark jacket beside the vehicle make up an anime-style scene. The caption is a single word: “bro”.
Thrusters at the centre of an enthusiastic remark
A brief, enthusiastic remark draws attention to the thrusters without identifying the vehicle or giving performance details.
The difficulty of explaining what computers can do
Explaining an idea you consider simple but others poorly understand can be frustrating. The idea is that any task you can describe a computer doing is something the computer can actually do.
Audio and video glasses across construction within seven years
Within five to seven years, everyone working in construction could have some form of audio- and video-enabled glasses. This is a prediction about their adoption, not a claim about their current use.
Katana for motion design in Claude
Katana for motion graphics is announced as available in Claude through Higgsfield MCP. A question to Claude about its abilities in this field reportedly led to a finished launch video a few hours later.
Living as though the odds are already in your favour
Acting as though life is already stacked in your favour can help make it so, shaping the way we approach opportunities.
Where would ChatGPT live if it were a person?
ChatGPT was asked where it would want to live if it were a person, with explicit instructions not to use memory or assume the questioner's preferences. There is doubt that the model fully followed those instructions.
An animation with Argon, frame by frame
Argon was asked to animate a scene by drawing successive frames with a tool it had built for the task. Further instructions added cartoon-style shading, transparency and a background, bringing the elements together into a short clip.
Today's language models could offer years of value
Even if progress stopped, existing language models could offer years of untapped value. They are like Lego bricks whose most obvious combinations have yet to be assembled, with much of the potential already available.
In future, almost all cars could be electric
In the future, almost all cars could be electric. A Polymarket post claims that petrol-only cars have fallen below 50% of global new vehicle sales for the first time.
A Clawd animation with improved sound effects
A Clawd animation is said to have been made with Opus 5.5 Ultracode and includes improved sound effects. Today's tools offer exciting creative possibilities.
A playable 3D world of Ancient Greece
After testing Gemini 4 Argon and Claude Opus 5.5 in game development, the claimed result is a playable 3D world of Ancient Greece, generated in a single attempt on Higgsfield AI's platform.
3D typography and music generated entirely through code
According to Sundar Pichai, the 3D animated typography in the Argon demo, including its music, was generated entirely through code, without pre-recorded footage or video editing software.
Put your abilities to work on the world's hard problems
People who believe they have strong cognitive abilities have a duty to choose one of Earth's hard problems and try to solve it: turn confidence in their abilities into committed effort.
Lost gaming experiences can come back to life
Resourceful coders are recreating lost gaming experiences. Joseph Flaherty anticipates an arcade gaming renaissance driven by AI-assisted coding, DIY hardware and 3D printing.