2025 can suck it. Roll on 2026.

Google is rolling out major upgrades to its Gemini Audio models, pushing the frontier of speech-to-speech translation and text-to-speech generation: 🔹 Live Speech Translation: Gemini now powers real-time speech-to-speech translation in beta on the Google Translate app,

I don’t even want to think about how far artificial intelligence will go in a few years

Think the EU are finding out that the saying “never bet against Elon Musk” is real for a reason 🤣 X makes it to the number one news app in every EU country.

Are there really people in the UK that believe anything that this government spouts right now? I don’t see a single straight answer to any legitimate question - and certainly not any truth to catch phrase statements. In all my years in this country I’ve never been more ashamed of

This is getting quite serious for the Chancellor. In the run up to the Budget we were told that the OBR’s downgrading of productivity would create a multi-billon black hole. The government started preparing public opinion for a manifesto-breaking rise in income tax. We were not

After yesterday, I believe that the Labour party in the UK has just made itself unelectable for generations to come. I hope that the damage of the next few years can be undone.

Honestly if you’ve not used Grok yet you are missing out. OpenAIs LLMs are now so constrained by policy that they are going backwards. @xai approach is so much more human. I’ve been in this space for a while now and if xAI stick to their guns as a team they really will win this!

Good grief. I hope we get some community notes against some of these absurd labour government posts today…

I am all for paying a fair wage for fair work, but before celebrating the UK increase in national minimum wage above inflation (which doesn’t come from government via tax revenue, it’s directly from businesses), should we not ask the following questions: 1) will this result in

I was just forced to pay for a “bat survey” for £530 to try and go for planning permission to create a new kitchen out the back of my house (too expensive to move). No bats… but my house has a “feature” that bats like…as in a roof… I pointed out that all the houses have a roof

@AdnanHussainMP A responsible, economically literate, government would give income tax breaks for working parents instead.

I see the UK labour government is going for the word “free” today. It’s not free - tax payers paid for it. Yesterday it was “frozen” - but main stream media didn’t read the small print. I’d hazard a guess that they will use “fair” next. I think they are going for the F’s this

Did the UK Labour government just roll out ChatGPT or something similar to their MPs? I’ve seen more poorly promoted AI generated emojis and obviously non-human text than ever before from this government. It only takes you a few minutes to look up the “facts” they are posting to

I’ve pushed myself all my life. No inheritance no hand outs. I studied when others were out partying. I saved hard when others spent. I sacrificed my personal and family time for hard work to get ahead all my life. I’ve used the money I earned (and paid tax on) to help build

https://t.co/to2tj1q8tz Why are we not doing this in the UK?

People keep trying to make sense of AI by comparing it to past tech cycles, which is genuinely hilarious if you stop and think about it. “It’s just like the industrial revolution!” Right. Because steam engines routinely doubled their intelligence every few months, didn’t they?

People complaining in self righteous fury about @elonmusk ‘s recently voted in reward package at Tesla really have no idea how traded companies work and how insanely hard the task is. If he hits it, the achievement will literally be a automaker economic miracle.