Elon Musk Revealed NASA Shut Down Quantum Computer After Something Insane Happened

In the secretive halls of NASA, where the future collides with the cosmos, a revelation so mind-bending, so utterly extraordinary, has just emerged. The brilliant mind behind SpaceX and Tesla, Elon Musk, drops a bombshell that NASA had to shut down a quantum computer after an unimaginable and downright insane event unfolded. What did the quantum computer discover that made NASA hit the emergency brakes? And how does this revelation challenge our fundamental understanding of the universe?

I Challenged Boston Dynamics’ Famous Atlas Robot

You might know Atlas, the famous robot that does parkour and throws heavy objects in Boston Dynamics’ popular YouTube videos. I visited Boston Dynamics to challenge Atlas to a little friendly competition, to see what this robot can REALLY do. I wanted to answer a question I’ve had since I was a kid: When are all the robots coming? Like C-3PO! The Iron Giant! Sonny from “I, Robot”! Human-like machines that can help people do more than we can by ourselves. For most of my life, humanoid robots have seemed pretty far away. But recently? Not so much. Tesla with Optimus, Boston Dynamics with Atlas, NASA with Valkyrie, startups like Figure and many more are all making huge leaps in this field. In this video, we take you to the cutting edge of humanoid robots, to show you what they can actually do right now… and what you can expect in the robot future that’s coming.

This Was The Crypto Of The Ancient World

Scattered around the sites of ancient Mesopotamia are thousands of devices called cylinder seals. They are equal parts stamp, credit card, and jewelry. They were how people signed for things and proved who they were in the days before paper. It’s a fascinating relic of a time long past and proof that the same issues of authentication that blockchain was developed to solve have been a part of humanity from day one.

How to Think Computationally About AI, the Universe and Everything | Stephen Wolfram | TED

Drawing on his decades-long mission to formulate the world in computational terms, Stephen Wolfram delivers a profound vision of computation and its role in the future of AI. Amid a debut of mesmerizing visuals depicting the underlying structure of the universe, he provides a sweeping survey of his life’s work, offering a new perspective on the applications — and consequences — of AI powered by computational language.