Mark Cuban

@mcuban

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Can consumer AI switching costs approach zero without a standard memory export format?

A post argues that more use means more stored model memory, making export and import harder for regular users.

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AI, robotics and the case for US manufacturing

Mark Cuban says fees keep Cost Plus Drugs from making generics in Dallas more cheaply than it buys from Asia.

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‘AI is what computers want to be when they grow up’

A post uses a growing-up joke to cast AI as computers’ imagined ambition.

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Have AI models reached commodity status?

An essay argues that falling prices and surging token use favor platforms that control distribution over benchmark-leading labs.

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More than 750,000 AI-linked US jobs estimated to have been created since 2023

Kobeissi Letter says AI-related positions on LinkedIn have a median salary of about $180,000, versus $80,000 across all jobs.

9 Sources, 15d ago, updated 15d ago

Can AI agents invent new types of attacks security people haven't seen or don't understand?

A user asked Grok whether AI agents could devise attacks security people haven't encountered.

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Human-shaped robots predicted to fail within 5–10 years

A post says Mark Cuban thinks human-shaped robots will fail within 5–10 years. It predicts robots shaped for their work environments instead.

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When do we add ‘two-human authentication’ to AI?

A user asks about “2HA,” or two-human authentication for AI, then jokes that it could become a make-work program.

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What makes a physician “REAL” in the age of AI?

A trauma doctor writing on KevinMD outlines four traits of physician leadership: Responsibility, Ethics, Authority and Leadership—the “REAL” framework.

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Healthcare benefit costs versus AI as a threat to jobs

One post argues that healthcare benefit costs will get more people fired or not hired than AI for the foreseeable future.

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Who pays for AI agents to keep running?

One post argues that compute credits and API access always have limits. A reply counters that agents could draw on existing paid services, with small computing charges going unnoticed.

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Should access to high-end AI models require identity checks?

A post argues that AI companies should monitor unsafe use and could require IDs or biometrics for access to their latest models.

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Social media’s potential to profit from anti-AI sentiment

One post predicts Meta and Google will make money by pushing people to hate AI, then use that revenue to subsidize their own AI efforts.

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Liability law’s potential role in reducing catastrophic AI risk

One post welcomes suggestions that tort law could help mitigate catastrophic AI risk and offers to brief lawmakers on fixing gaps in existing law.

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The choice between centralizing and dispersing power in AI

Another post predicts AI will become “our interface to the world” and accuses people seeking sweeping controls out of fear of catastrophe of working to create a surveillance state.