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Elon Musk’s “Neuralink” brain chip to help blind people see, gets approval from US government

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Elon Musk’s Neuralink claims its new ‘BlindSight’ brain implant could restore sight in the blind. A breakthrough chip designed to help people without sight see by connecting directly to the brain’s vision centers. It’s an exciting step towards blending human cognition with digital intelligence. Could this be a way to keep up with superintelligent AI?

Elon Musk’s xAI has just unveiled “Colossus,” the most powerful AI cluster yet, featuring 100,000 liquid-cooled Nvidia H100 GPUs. This groundbreaking system was constructed and brought online in just 122 days. Plans are already in motion to expand Colossus to 200,000 GPUs, including 50,000 H200s. Grok 2, xAI’s latest model, was trained with only 15,000 GPUs and is already rivaling GPT-4, highlighting the immense potential of this new system. With Colossus pushing the boundaries of AI, industry leaders like OpenAI and Google are under increasing pressure to innovate and compete at even higher levels.

Elon Musk confirmed Tesla could start selling its humanoid Optimus robot by the end of next year and predicted it could drive the carmaker to a $25 trillion valuation, another ambitious claim from the billionaire that experts said might just be within the realm of possibility. Optimus, which is still being developed, will move into production next year and the company could have as many as “a few thousand” units working in its factories, Musk said at the company’s annual shareholder meeting in Texas, doubling down on a very ambitious timeline for the bot he floated earlier this year.

Elon Musk unveils a future where Neuralink and Optimus robotics merge, offering new hope and unprecedented capabilities to those who have lost limbs. With Neuralink implants, the simple thought can control robotic arms or legs, restoring not just movement but a sense of complete freedom and power. 🦾🧠 🚀 Watch as Elon Musk explains how this innovative technology could grant what he calls ‘cybernetic superpowers,’ turning science fiction into science fact.

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There’s one thing you should know about AI👇 It’s not cheap. But don’t just take my word for it—listen to the CEOs of the biggest tech companies in the world. In their most recent earnings calls, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated, “To meet the growing demand signal for our AI and cloud products, we will scale our infrastructure investments with FY25 CapEx expected to be higher than FY24.” Similarly, Mark Zuckerberg of Meta remarked, “…we currently expect significant CapEx growth in 2025 as we invest to support our AI research and our product development efforts.” But perhaps the most telling quote came from Sundar Pichai, Alphabet’s CEO, who said, “When we go through a curve like this, the risk of under-investing is dramatically greater than the risk of over-investing for us here, even in scenarios where it turns out that we are over-investing.” The numbers back up these statements. Big tech’s CapEx spending has skyrocketed from $18B in 2015 to $118B in 2024 as companies pour resources into data centers, cloud infrastructure, AI hardware, and more to fuel the AI revolution. With these massive investments come concerns from investors. There’s ongoing debate about whether the CapEx required for Generative AI will ultimately lead to substantial returns. Only time will tell if this spending will pay off.

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