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Founder/CEO @boomsupersonic. Life is short so if you want to do a lot, it helps to move fast.
AI
The rider says they took the trip in Austin on October 20, 2026.
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A user compares AI-related responsibility to someone stabbing a person with a knife and suing its maker.
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A user suggests training a model to make the guess from a photo of people boarding a flight.
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A user argues that choosing a car without that ability is starting to become irresponsible.
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A post imagines a Tesla Roadster flipping over a pileup ahead and leaving you safe.
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A post argues personal agents could help shoppers research purchases, increasing the payoff for companies that improve their products.
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One post proposes hiring top AI-enabled workers for 20-hour weeks at full salary; a reply doubts they’d want that.
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A post says activation would send an emergency signal and cabin and cockpit audio/video to law enforcement.
AI
The parent suspects his daughter's odd Alexa announcements may be used for ad targeting.
AI
The New York Times reports the startup trains AI on materials and designs to build tiny physical devices.
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A poster says someone discovered the feature and jokes that they are “crying of laughter.”
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Someone at Boom says the company is also looking closely at open source.
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A post claims Google built ScientistTwo to run experiments, write papers and simulate peer review, with no human in the loop after an initial research challenge.
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A user announced a Fox Business appearance for September 14, 2026, at 8:45 a.m. ET to discuss what they described as AI companies' calls to slow down.
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Former FTC chair Lina Khan argues dangerous AI releases can already trigger liability. Others question whether that prevents harm—or puts too much responsibility on the companies making the tools.
Technology
Boom Supersonic founder posts that development should accelerate rather than slow.
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One user argues that technologies can have serious downsides yet still leave humanity better off, with later inventions reducing some of the harms.
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Amodei says Anthropic will give third-party evaluators permanent, employee-level access to its systems to verify adherence to safety measures, report incidents and assess models’ alignment during training.
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A user praises the robot for gently moving around temporary obstacles and returning to clean spots it missed.
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X users react to Sam Altman's comparison of ChatGPT queries and almond water use.
