According to a brand new national study, more than half of Americans (52%) now see what they expect to be AI-generated videos in their social media feeds daily or almost daily. Do you see AI videos this often on X? (link to get the full report in the comments)

FSD is trained on billions of real-world miles, including power outages 📸 @edgecase411

Power went out in San Francisco yesterday, and all the self-driving Waymo cars didn't know what to do when the street lights went dark. 😁 Brought traffic to a halt in many intersections. Looks like they need to re-read page 34 of the CA Driver's Manual!

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Women, older audiences, evangelical Christians, and people in the Southeast and Mountain US are strongly opposed to AI-generated video. Men, younger audiences, people of non-Christian faiths, and those in the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic and Pacific are more open, but, on the whole,

Grateful for this early Christmas present from @VailFilmFest. Out of ~1,000 screenplays, my TV Pilot, Killswitch Engineer, made it into the Top 50 as a Semi-Finalist. Thank you! Looking forward to producing this in 2026!

@mvhacking @elonmusk The falls of these empires were primarily driven by war, political upheavals, and economic factors, not fertility declines: - British Empire: Post-WWII decolonization, war exhaustion, and independence movements. UK fertility remained above replacement until the 1970s. -

China is dominating the worldwide race for power: China now has a record 3.75 terawatts of power generation capacity. That capacity has doubled over the last 8 years. This is nearly 3 TIMES more than the US, which has ~1.30 terawatts of capacity. Furthermore, China has 34

Even more funny/not-funny when it goes terribly wrong, as in my case. 😁 Now you have growth PM's, tech support, and customer support scrambling to fix a non-critical feature at a the busiest time of the year for many companies. A little help @mondaydotcom @mondaycom_eng ?

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@TheCartelDel According to this new study, U.S. adults fall in three groups: 1. AI-gen video detractors (51%) 2. AI-generated video enthusiasts (26%) 3. Neutrals/usure (24%) Half of America is currently in the detractors group.

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According to a brand new national study, more than half of Americans (52%) now see what they expect to be AI-generated videos in their social media feeds daily or almost daily. Do you see AI videos this often on X? (link to get the full report in the comments)

Link to get the free full report:

Americans are not excited about a future where their social media feeds are filled with AI-generated video. I’m going to be blunt: most people actively dislike Gen-AI video. This is from a new national study of 512 U.S. adults called, "Americans’ Views on AI-Generated Video

Americans are not excited about a future where their social media feeds are filled with AI-generated video. I’m going to be blunt: most people actively dislike Gen-AI video. This is from a new national study of 512 U.S. adults called, "Americans’ Views on AI-Generated Video

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It would be nice if America took teaching kids to read books one tenth as seriously as it takes youth sports.