All wars will shortly be manufacturing capacity and inference wars. Can’t manufacture drones at high capacity? You lose. Can’t create high capacity AI inference systems? You lose. People invading countries is a thing of the past. The US ability to keep up is concerning.

Evolution from ground station as a service to ground software as a service and government procurement. youtube.com/watch?v=ZljRAR…

“Your Tesla has better AI than any military aircraft.” — Palmer Luckey, CEO of Andruil, who earned a standing ovation at TED today. “Countries only go to war when they disagree who the victor will be.” “We have to prove we have the capacity to win.” “Manufacturing capacity is

If we thought security was important now just wait until we all have one in our home.

This is why supply chains matter reuters.com/sustainability…

There goes the PNT startups.

Humanity is about to Vibe Code itself into some major security breaches. Just in time for AI to exploit it.

I think it goes without saying that today’s Ukrainian strikes against Russian air forces are impressive and devastating. While the exact scale of damage will likely be confirmed with satellite footage over the coming days, it is quite likely that considerable portion of Russian

I think of my kids when I say that w must bring manufacturing of drones (all components) and inference (chips) back to the US. Too much is at stake not to

If it takes the chaos of a Musk Trump breakup to create an opening for a third party (call it the Techno Party) I’m all for it. Data driven and principled!

1903 the Wright Brothers created the first sustained airplane flight 1969 we landed on the moon 2028 could be the first crewed flight to Mars 60 years between events. It’s simply eye opening. What happens in 2090?

Exactly. I spend way to much time validating output and guiding AI. It’s made me more efficient in many ways, but there is a long way to go before it’s integrating components into a larger system architecture.

Of course Iridium & Globalstar didn't deliver on that vision. That's why they went bankrupt. If it gets built and works (not yet clear), AST won't either: it won't work with every phone, it won't work *anywhere* and the service won't look anything like 5G mobile broadband.

I think what he means is 100% of devs use AI resulting in 50% of the code “work” being generated. ???

Success is earned, not given. Great job for both York Space Systems and ATLAS Space Operations

BREAKING: Sugars essential for life have been found in pristine asteroid Bennu samples collected by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft. Combined with previous detections of amino acids and nucleobases, we see that life’s ingredients were widespread throughout the solar system:

The Ground Software Crisis: Why We Must Redefine Our Infrastructure or Sabotage the Future linkedin.com/pulse/ground-s… via LinkedIn

Adversarial attacks on vision language action models.

For the computer science inclined. This is fantastic.

If o had to guess Alex Honnold and Netflix found a way to pay him an “embarrassingly small amount” in public so that no one repeats the stunt and dies. He got paid somewhere. Either that or he had the dumbest agent alive and I doubt it.