Ciarán

@ciaransaunders.bsky.social

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AuDHDr, and a leftist who is into LLMs.

Cole Palmer being rightly confused as Trump refuses to get off the stage as Chelsea want to lift the Club World Cup 2025.
Spain lifting the World Cup 2026 while Trump stays on the stage as Infantino failed to get him off it in time.
The Claude logo given glasses and a smile by the very talented Casually Explained YouTube channel
A clip from the "A New Jerusalem mission" in RDR2, where Charles and John are putting together John's pre-cut ranch house.
Anthropic in the meme of asking a LLM to do something, it doing it, then being shocked. This time anthropic asked for regulation, and then the US regulated them.
A cinematic medium shot from Avengers: Age of Ultron inside the Avengers Tower laboratory. In the center, Tony Stark stands behind a large, complex holographic projection comprised of chaotic, glowing orange and blue digital pathways and particle effects. To the left, Bruce Banner stands in a grey suit jacket, leaning against a lab counter with his hand on his chin in a contemplative, concerned posture. To the right, Steve Rogers stands in a blue button-down shirt and dark trousers, looking toward the orange broken hologram of JARVIS with a serious and vigilant expression. The background reveals a highly advanced, industrial research facility filled with metallic structures, workstation monitors, and scientific laboratory equipment.
A four-part meme illustrating an obsessive thought cycle, with each section featuring the phrase "use Fable 5." Top left: A line drawing of a head in profile. The brain area is filled with chaotic red scribbles, overlaid with an orange circle containing a white starburst shape. A speech bubble says, "i just need to use Fable 5". Top right: A simple drawing of a person lying awake in bed, looking distressed. Their face is covered by the same orange circle and white starburst. A thought bubble reads, "i just need to use Fable 5". Bottom left: A circular flowchart made of four arrows pointing in a continuous loop. Text next to each arrow repeats "use Fable 5". Bottom right: A stick figure wearing a hat opens a door into a room completely filled with dark, heavy scribbles. The stick figure asks, "Are u okay bro?" From the darkness, white text replies, "yes i just need to use Fable 5".
Hayley Atwell's character from the 2027 Fable video game
Tom Brown (@nottombrown) dated May 21, 2026. The text reads: "We’re expanding our partnership with @SpaceX, and will be scaling up on GB200 capacity in Colossus 2 throughout June. Appreciate @elonmusk and the team helping us find good homes for the Claudes." It includes an embedded, older post from Tom Brown dated May 6, which notes they are ramping up "Claude inference on Colossus" and expresses gratitude for the SpaceX partnership, emphasizing the need to "move a lot of atoms" to meet AI demand.
Photo taken at IFS LA FILM Fest. From left to right: Erik Hoffstad (Internet Comment Etiquette, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia), Kat Lo (Producer for Hbomberguy, Internet Researcher at Meedan), Neil Breen (Director, Writer, Producer, Actor, Craft Services, ect), Adam "Adum" Johnston (Your Movie Sucks, Sardonicast) and Harry Brewis (Hbomberguy, Adobe suffer)
A digital illustration parodying the 2008 Shepard Fairey "Obama Hope" poster. It depicts British politician Ed Miliband in a dark suit and red tie, rendered in a high-contrast, four-color palette of navy blue, light blue, red, and beige. Miliband is shown from the shoulders up with a wide-eyed, open-mouthed expression suggesting hesitation or confusion. At the bottom of the frame, the large, block-lettered caption "UH" is displayed in light blue, replacing the "HOPE" text from the original artwork
Image is a square-format news thumbnail. The top half shows a man with short brown hair and glasses, wearing a blue textured jacket, smiling at the camera. He is indoors, and a window behind him shows a brick building and trees. On a desk in front of the window, two small landscape paintings on easels are visible. The bottom half of the image has a dark grey background with bold white text that reads, "'Autism is my superpower', says artist". In the bottom left corner, there is a red BBC logo followed by the text "Hereford & Worcester" in white.
The image is a still from the animated series South Park featuring the character Eric Cartman. He is standing to the left of a white easel, pointing toward a "4 POINT PLAN" written in bold black and red text. The plan consists of the following numbered steps: Start Up Cash In Sell Out Bro Down
The first image is a screenshot of a social media thread on Twitter (x). At the top, a post from Tom Brown (@nottombrown), whose profile indicates he is the Co-founder and Chief Compute Officer at Anthropic, states that terrestrial datacenters will be limited by real estate and suggests there is "Lots of space in space." Below this, there is a quoted post from an account labeled xAI (@xai) which claims that SpaceX, xAI, and Anthropic are partnering to develop "multiple gigawatts of orbital AI compute capacity." This post includes a digital rendering of a long, thin satellite structure orbiting Earth against a sunrise. A reply from Conflict Desk (@conflict_desk) points out the physical challenges, noting that servers must survive launch and a vacuum. Tom Brown replies directly to them, stating, "SpaceX has already solved this problem. See Starlink." The post is dated May 6, 2026.
A screenshot of a legal filing excerpt from a case involving Plaintiff Elon Musk and Greg Brockman. The text describes an application to introduce evidence regarding a message sent by Musk to Brockman on April 25, 2026, shortly before trial. The document alleges that after Brockman suggested both sides drop their claims to settle, Musk replied: "By the end of this week, you and Sam will be the most hated men in America. If you insist, so it will be." The filing argues this statement is admissible under the Federal Rules of Evidence to show motive and bias, comparing it to similar statements made by Musk in litigation regarding his acquisition of Twitter. Numbers 2 through 15 are visible along the left margin, indicating line counts for the legal document.
The image is a line graph titled Tesla AI Training Capacity Ramp (H100 equivalent GPUs). It tracks the historical and projected growth of Tesla's AI compute power from June 2021 to June 2026. Graph Structure X-axis: A timeline ranging from June 2021 to June 2026, with markers at approximately three-month intervals. Y-axis: Represents the number of H100 equivalent GPUs, ranging from 0 to 300,000 in increments of 50,000. Legend: A solid blue line represents Existing Capacity, while a dotted blue line represents Future Planned Capacity. Key Data Trends June 2021 – August 2023: The capacity remains nearly flat and close to zero, showing very little growth for over two years. September 2023 – early 2024: A series of small "steps" begins, with capacity rising to approximately 40,000 units by March 2024. Mid-2024 – March 2026: Growth accelerates significantly in a staircase pattern. Major jumps occur around September 2024 (reaching nearly 90,000) and again in early 2025 and 2026. By March 2026, the existing capacity is approximately 140,000 units. Future Projection (Post-March 2026): The dotted line indicates a massive, near-vertical spike in planned capacity. It is projected to double from roughly 140,000 to approximately 280,000 H100 equivalent GPUs by June 2026. The Tesla logo is visible in the bottom right corner of the chart area.
The image is a spreadsheet-style table presenting delivery and deployment data—likely for Tesla—spanning from Q4-2025 through the year 2030. The data is divided into two primary sections: vehicle deliveries and energy storage deployments. Vehicle Deliveries The top section tracks delivery numbers for "Model 3/Y," "All other models," and the "Total deliveries." Model 3/Y deliveries: These start at 406,585 in Q4-2025 and are projected to grow to 2,426,452 by 2030. All other models: This category shows more aggressive relative growth, starting at 11,642 in Q4-2025 and reaching 570,590 by 2030. Total deliveries: The total for the full year 2026 is listed as 1,689,691, scaling up to 3,032,000 in 2030. Following the totals, the table includes statistical analyst consensus data: Median: These figures closely track the projected totals (e.g., a median of 2,626,100 against a total of 3,032,000 in 2030). Standard deviation: This value increases significantly over time, from 25,941 in Q1-2026 to 826,093 by 2030, indicating widening disagreement among analysts the further out the projection goes. Number of estimates provided: The sample size of analysts drops from 23 for the 2026 period down to 13 for the 2030 projection. Energy Storage Deployments (GWh) The bottom section tracks energy storage in Gigawatt-hours. Total Deployments: The data shows 14.2 GWh for Q4-2025, with a full-year 2026 total of 65.2 GWh, rising to 166.1 GWh by 2030. Statistical Data: Similar to the vehicle section, it includes medians and standard deviations. The number of analyst estimates for energy storage is lower than for vehicles, starting at 18 and dropping to 10 for the year 2030.
A screenshot of a social media thread. At the top, a post by Smash JT features a meme of a person applying clown makeup alongside a screenshot of Alyssa Mercante discussing her legal case. Below, a reply from RiceCakes includes a screenshot of a ChatGPT prompt asking for a "spicy comeback" regarding erectile dysfunction.
A wide-angle, slightly high-angle shot captures a matte black Tesla Cybertruck towing a large, transparent display trailer on a city street. Inside the glass-walled trailer sits the Tesla Cybercab (Robotaxi), a compact, two-door vehicle with a metallic gold finish. The trailer is branded with the bold white text, "The Future is Autonomous."
(formerly Twitter) by Elon Musk (@elonmusk), posted at 3:17 pm on March 11, 2026. The post has 2.3 million views. The text of the post reads: "Macrohard or Digital Optimus is a joint xAI-Tesla project, coming as part of Tesla’s investment agreement with xAI. Grok is the master conductor/navigator with deep understanding of the world to direct digital Optimus, which is processing and actioning the past 5 secs of real-time computer screen video and keyboard/mouse actions. Grok is like a much more advanced and sophisticated version of turn-by-turn navigation software. You can think of it as Digital Optimus AI being System 1 (instinctive part of the mind) and Grok being System 2. (thinking part of the mind). This will run very competitively on the super low cost Tesla AI4 ($650) paired with relatively frugal use of the much more expensive xAI Nvidia hardware. And it will be the only real-time smart AI system. This is a big deal. In principle, it is capable of emulating the function of entire companies. That is why the program is called MACROHARD, a funny reference to Microsoft. No other company can yet do this."
Àdam Carballo: States the controller has been available for months elsewhere for the price he already paid, yet he has received nothing. He vows never to support those involved again due to poor communication. Dan Kingsley: Asks, "Uk backers class action when?" Nathan Marchant: Requests a UK-specific update. Sean Kan: Simply states, "Bro, I just want my controller..." Tshepo van Roos: Identifies as Backer #7089 and notes they have no tracking number or shipment information.
User: Chetaslua (@chetaslua) Timestamp: 1h and 2h ago (nested posts) This image shows a quote-tweet where the user is criticizing the release of "Grok 4.20." The top text uses a "greentext" style format to outline a perceived cycle in AI development: • Step 1: Create an "underwhelming" base model. • Step 2: Compensate by building an agentic system that uses multiple instances of that same model. • Step 3: Showcase "benchmaxed" (highly optimized for benchmarks) examples on X. The user expresses frustration, stating that while followers will claim it is AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), they will personally waste their day trying to get a single high-quality output. Nested Image Details: "SuperGrok" Interface The quoted post shows a screenshot of the Grok web interface, labeled "SuperGrok." * Model Selection Menu: A dropdown menu is visible with several options: * Auto: Chooses Fast or Expert. * Fast: Quick responses by 4.1. * Expert: Thinks hard. * Grok 4.20 (Beta): Highlighted in the menu, with a sub-label that reads "4 Experts." * Heavy: Team of experts. • Sidebar: Displays a history of "Viral AI Demos" and topics like "Claude Opus 4" and "GPT-5 Development 2025
Reddit Post on r/singularity Title: Grok 4.20 is just four Grok 4.1 agents User: u/AuYsI The image shows a screenshot of a Reddit post featuring a technical snippet of code or metadata. The metadata reveals the following details: • modelMode: "MODEL_MODE_GROK_420" • modelName: "grok-4-1-thinking-1129" • modelId: "grok-4-1-thinking-1129" The implication of the post is that the "4.20" version is actually running on "4.1" architecture. Below the post, a comment from Goofball-John-McGee reads: "In a trenchcoat? With a hat?", referencing the "three kids in a trenchcoat" trope.
The image shows an email exchange between Elon Musk and Jeffrey Epstein. From: Elon Musk To: Jeffrey Epstein jeevacation@gmail.com Subject: Re: Date: Sat, 23 Nov 2013 14:10:15 +0000 The body of the email from Musk simply says: Yes To a question from Jeffery Epstein “will you come to caribean this xmas? , woody allen with me, you might enjoy”
The image is a screenshot of a Reddit comment thread on r/selfdrivingcars. The primary comment is by a user named xylopyrography, which discusses Tesla's progress toward Level 4 (L4) autonomous driving. The text is as follows: Maybe Tesla will be ready for closed beta, geofenced L4 in 2027, then. Even as a bear I'm starting to get surprised at how slow of progress they're doing. Well, maybe just how small of scale things are rather than the progress itself. EDIT: Since the shareholder deck just dropped the 650,000 mile figure. 650,000 miles / 8+ crashes in 2025 = 81,250 miles per crash with a safety driver. So that's confirmation of about 6x worse than humans with a safety driver. EDIT2: If it's actually combined and Austin is 1/5th, that's an incident every 16,250 miles! This comment has received 89 upvotes.
An image of Sophie Turner as Lara Croft from the 'Tomb Raider' TV series for Amazon Prime. She is shown from the waist up, dressed in a signature Lara Croft outfit: a dark teal ribbed tank top, black shorts, and leather holsters strapped to her thighs and shoulders. She is also wearing round, red-tinted sunglasses and brown fingerless gloves. She has her hair pulled back into a braid and is looking off to the side with a serious expression. The background is a dark, textured gray
A drawing of a DOJ Prosecutor with glasses.
Tweets by Linda "Hotdog" Yaccarino saying X money will debut later this year (2025)
The Doctor who fooled the World, by Brain Deer
Brandon Ehrhart, Tesla's general counsel and corporate secretary, in the centre with the red pass sitting down at the front, leaning his head slightly forward, resting his hand over his forehead/eye area, and eyes that are suggesting he has released how crazy these retail investors are...