In these uncertain times, it's more important than ever to have a solid understanding of how to manage your finances, invest wisely and navigate economic downturns. But my primary concern is how to grow my reserve of $240k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains, sure I'm all in on the long term game, but with my savings are lying waste to inflation and my portfolio losing gains everyday, I need a remedy.
If you need advice, consider speaking with a financial advisor. Don't get me wrong, you can do it on your own, but financial advisors have a lot more knowledge and expertise in this area.
@@tristianlamb You are completely right, Advisors have information and paths that are not disclosed to the public.. I profited £760k in 2023 under the tutelage of my Fiduciary-counsellor. Am I selling? Absolutely not.. I am going to sit back and observe how this all plays out.
You and people that think like you are the reason we gave up on renewable energy.for 50 years until now. The cold war really tainted Boomers ideas of good nuclear energy
Thank you. I'm very late 'Gen-X/early millenial', and while I fully enjoy the perks of living in such a technologically abundant & functional world, I would be lying if I told you I'm not a bit frightened to see the direction these big tech titans seem to be taking us in.
Export the Q*, Chat GPT, Revit, Plant 3D, Civil 3D, Inventor, ENGI file of the Building or Refinery to Excel, prepare Budget 1 and export it to COBRA. Prepare Budget 2 and export it to Microsoft Project. Solve the problems of Overallocated Resources, Planning Problems, prepare the Budget 3 with which the construction of the Building or the Refinery is going to be quoted.
If you're a fan of nuclear,, the small nuclear power plants described here is a logical progression to more efficient and economical designs. But, cheaper and possibly even safer doesn't address the core problem of using conventional fission technology... disposal of nuclear waste. In this video he says that the refueling problem is solved but I think he means it's not as onerous and dangerous a problem as in conventional large reactors. It still has to happen but I think he's saying that the fueling and refueling process is modular and easily removable and replaceable. The problem remains what to do with the spent nuclear waste for the next 500 years minimum and possibly many times longer. And the same problem exists when the plant is decommissioned. Hopefully the modular design limits exposure to contamination but a conventional nuclear reactor regularly takes over 10 years to clean up when it's shut down. Until these problems are solved, nuclear is just creating an expensive and difficult problem for someone else. Maybe it's less environmentally damaging in the short run but the long term consequences are significant and to some degree very, very costly.
Dividends are dope. Personally, I sometimes use my dividends to buy other dividend and growth stocks for diversification instead of reinvesting in the same stock. To each their own methods though. The good thing is that you’re investing in the first place and that’s what’s important. Salute for the content!
The current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within a short term, but in order to execute such strategy , you must be a skilled practitioner
Lisa Angelique Abel' is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Sheeple, Elon bought Tesla from a couple of guys in California and those rockets at SpaceX, are designed and created by a former NASA engineer, Tom Mueller an American aerospace engineer and rocket engine designer. He was employee No.1 of SpaceX and is the founder and now CEO of Impulse Space. Not Elon... sorry for the Baaaad news!
No society has undergone a complete decarbonization of their energy needs. A few are close on their electricity generation but not their energy consumption.
Misleading to say that Tesla hasn’t reduced their car prices when they have recently dropped prices by double digit percentage in the last 6 months and is on par or even better value (lower cost of ownership) than an ice vehicle over the life of the vehicle
AI is revolutionizing the world in ways we have never seen before, and it can unlock new possibilities, insights, and advantages for us. However, AI also comes with significant challenges. It can amplify our creativity, productivity, and innovation, but it can also raise ethical and social dilemmas for human creators, consumers, and regulators. Current AI is a powerful tool that can be wielded for good or evil, and it is our responsibility to shape its future. Future AI, however, will be a force for good, a force as ubiquitous as electricity today.
The whole Hydrogen thing is great, but not for vehicles (cars, buses, etc). It would require a whole new expense to build stations and deliver the Hydrogen, just to cost the consumer more than straight electricity. Hydrogen only works in certain situations like steel making and such. The cost of converting such processes actually makes sense since it's a drastic CO2 producer, and can be managed with very little change in the system framework.
Forward full speed into the future without knowing or seeing the road. There may not be anything destructive coming in the opposite direction, but there may not need to be.
59.50/2.40: the reason people are skeptical of nuclear reactors next door in residential areas is nuclear accidents. Chornobyl. Fukushima. It's not "people are skeptical of nuclear energy because of a lack of exposure". I would have wanted the CEO to talk more about the safety of these 30ft "cube reactors" and what we can expect if there's an earthquake shaking it up
There was a band called dread zeppelin, who wrote a song called "forgetting about business" Forbes magazine editors. It's my my AI anthem I play wheile balooning over Central Park. Merry Christmas. 🎅
In the realm of accolades, where achievements gleam, Forbes unveils a tapestry, a visionary dream. Best of 2023, in innovation's stride, Science and technology, where futures confide. In the pages of Forbes, a chronicle unfolds, A celebration of brilliance, where stories are told. Innovation's dance, a dynamic theme, In the Forbes spotlight, where visions teem. Scientific wonders, in the limelight's gaze, A showcase of progress, in the modern days. Best of Forbes 2023, where discoveries spark, In the scientific journey, where wonders embark. Technological marvels, in the digital swirl, Forbes' spotlight on the inventive twirl. In the realm of technology, a futuristic chart, Best of 2023, where breakthroughs impart. From Silicon Valley's glow to laboratories profound, Forbes' salute to innovations unbound. In the dance of progress, where pioneers soar, Best of 2023, where legacies implore. In the echoes of brilliance, where talents align, Forbes' celebration, where achievements shine. Best of 2023, in the innovation's choir, In the tapestry of progress, where aspirations inspire. So, in Forbes' pages, where excellence gleams, Best of 2023, in innovation's streams. Science and technology, a dynamic trio, In the Forbes spotlight, where futures aglow.
The Cybertruck specs match more a F250 than a F150. The lifecycle carbon footprint of an EV is 25% less than ICE vehicle. The price point is similar to it's competitors. The features are innovative.
AI still has a long way to go because the limitations of Digital Computing hense slow and energy inefficiencies. Analogue computer is needed fully developed before AI can be fully shine.
I love the title: " Best of Forbes 2023: Innovation, Science and Technology". Guess what is coming in mind. The driving forces of the resilience of the human's: Innovation, Science and Technology. Of course, we can't afford to ignore the Destructive Effects of Innovation. Yes Radical Innovation tends to increase the obsolescence of routine-intensive activities and jobs. By so doing, it could easily accelerate the marginalization and exclusion of the unskilled, low-skilled in the High-income countries. However, innovation as well can help build an inclusive country throughouyt the Destruction-Creation process. And that's lovely. Our resilience is driven by Innovation and no need to fear it. Merry Christmas to All and keep encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation.
Where to integrate the technology is now have become more important. Business cases .However as long as AI doesn't start taking bias decisions market dominant It's good to see.
Your own voice speaking real information in different languages - this will bring the best among us from different cultures together to influence our combined future without Crooks and politicians and society bullies from operating any activity behind dark curtains - Open access to all information for every person on our globe to participate significantly - patent protections to promote a handful vs the rest of society will tilt towards the challenged in every group
The comments re Tesla is very biased. Selectively emphasized on the limitations, while did not mention anything positive, such as how much more efficient the energy consumption over the life time of the vehicle for EVs compared to that gas vehicles, and only focus on the energy consumption up front. Criticism is good. Biases are not good. Also, suggesting that the slower than hoped for progress (on efficiency and cost) was a result of will, is disingenuous as it reframed huge achievements despite challenges (cutting average price to almost half) into failure of intent.
ليس عليكم ان تفتحو ما انتم عليه تقدرون إنما علينا أن نلخص ما صدر من ترابط انظمتنا في بعض عن تباعد النظم عن انظمام البارد الثلاثي عن ثلوثاية التربيع عن اثناعشرية في اعاصير تعاشر العشتار من اعتشار الاعاشة على شواهد الجمع في تجميع العمل عن تعليم العولمة التكنولوجيا عن تيجيات الجيل الحديث
"Reality is a Social Construct"- University of Wisconsin 1995. What is "real" no longer valued to Critical Theorists and those teaching our children. It was baked in just as the WWW/HTTP began to move across the planet. I wrote some of the first HTML code in 1994 and watched this train wreck take place.
В Европе заявили о начале третьей мировой войны iDNES: происходящее в мире можно считать началом третьей мировой войны Что может быть с этими людьми раз деньги закатывать плохо
Woah...I randomly noticed, just today, that one of my personal photographs of my personal face, that I have not shared with anyone, LOOKS WEIRD LIKE THAT SAM ALTMAN THING.
Generative AI is set to reset the norm, promising life-changing impacts across various domains. Get ready for a transformative shift that will reshape how we work, communicate, and experience the world!
Forbes should look into Copenhagen Atomics because their modular nuclear reactors use molten salts and operate as waste reactors so they're not only a lot safer, the spent fuel decays in 300 years as opposed to 100,000 years and it's fuel cycle will allow small amounts of the hazardous stuff we struggle to store (for 100,000 years) to be added to these reactors reducing it down to hazardous waste that would now decay in 300 years. If Last Energy's reactors go off the rails they melt down and explode contaminating the environment and could possibly kill a lot of people. 10's of thousands of modular standard fission reactors spread out across our country sounds like a recipe for disaster. If Copenhagen Atomics reactor's go off the rails, the molten salts cool down and the process just stops. I'm confused why European countries are working with this company when CA offers a safer product. He hasn't even built a reactor yet. Forbes needs to look into Copenhagen Atomics
Americans love big trucks because its on TV every hour of the day. We eat commercials. Trucks and SUV's also don't need to comply with sustainable goals achievements such as reducing carbon emissions, increasing MPG. So there you go.... go look for real news!
For sure many people with trucks don’t need them, but a LOT do, and use them in ways that other vehicles can’t substitute for. As a long time truck owner, they open up a freedom to do a lot of physical and outdoor things you might not have done otherwise 😎🖤
There is an argument to be made that a lot of wars take place because of resources. Can a more efficient way of using said resources contribute to a more peaceful world, or should we only operate in closed circles and secret societies? Just to clarify: I do not know the exact answer to this question myself.
most projects arguing that their systems are designed to solve problems in Africa just sound like scams. Funding agencies should stop tolerating such kind of false justifications! Just provide a solid justification for your project without these lies and falsehoods.
Remains to be seen if the Bolt scooter ride share is sustainable. Bird, one of if not the world's largest electric scooter ride share just declared bankruptcy in China.
EV will sell when the obvious issues are resolved. Will my truck suddenly become a rolling crematory. and other issues. Faster and safer charging stations in plentiful amounts. Able to travel under full load capacity for 300+ miles. etc etc.
Imagine open sourcing your software and then later getting mad because you’re not getting paid for it. Yes, machines learned how to do some things by looking at code people freely showed the world. As long as they aren’t COPYING it, there really is no legal issue.
this guys is out of his mind. and the world would be for allowing it. imagine having random meltdowns on a regular basis because of these things. how is anyone supposed to make sure these things will stay safe? are we going to expect random people to maintain these things properly? this is nuts
Tools impact are missionary venture workforce without that history of community persons heric moments...the direct generating local ads for employment with missionaries and not with religion intergration for posible scholarship past graduate school not public interest... MACRS 'G' incentive
Some of these technocrats think that they know what is best for how and who uses AI. Wonder how many of them are based in a moral value system like the Jedeo Christian world view that has served us very well for over 6K years. How do you make an AI value life?
Considering that the broadcast was 9648 seconds long, (& assuming the extra "0" is a typo), you are claiming that it was said some 614,219 times a second on average?
The report on Tesla Cybertruck was full of bs. Infact that wieght was the maximum not the minimum. The actual wieght for the heaviest configuration is 6843 pounds . An F150 lighting wieghts more. Infact the Tesla is built more better with advanced chassis and more driver assists and configurability that the F150. This is the typical hit piece against Elon. Oh how Forbes have fallen!
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In these uncertain times, it's more important than ever to have a solid understanding of how to manage your finances, invest wisely and navigate economic downturns. But my primary concern is how to grow my reserve of $240k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains, sure I'm all in on the long term game, but with my savings are lying waste to inflation and my portfolio losing gains everyday, I need a remedy.
If you need advice, consider speaking with a financial advisor. Don't get me wrong, you can do it on your own, but financial advisors have a lot more knowledge and expertise in this area.
@@tristianlamb You are completely right, Advisors have information and paths that are not disclosed to the public.. I profited £760k in 2023 under the tutelage of my Fiduciary-counsellor. Am I selling? Absolutely not.. I am going to sit back and observe how this all plays out.
@@pentagon1985 That's impressive! I could really use the expertise of this manager for my dwindling portfolio. Who’s the professional guiding you?
Oh I think I will pass . Thank God I'm on the back side of this life. Pray all that have to live through this . May God bless you and yours.
You and people that think like you are the reason we gave up on renewable energy.for 50 years until now. The cold war really tainted Boomers ideas of good nuclear energy
Thank you. I'm very late 'Gen-X/early millenial', and while I fully enjoy the perks of living in such a technologically abundant & functional world, I would be lying if I told you I'm not a bit frightened to see the direction these big tech titans seem to be taking us in.
From Kenya with curiosity...
Great show! Thank you both!
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Thank you Forbes. This was a very entertaining watch. I thought it would just be a poorly formatted panel discussion, but this is Netflix level.
THIS IS LIKE TAKING A SEMINAR COURSE IN DEVELOPMENTAL AND TECHNOLOGY JOURNALISM AT COLUMBIA AND HARVARD.
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Thank you, Forbes.
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Excellent!
Export the Q*, Chat GPT, Revit, Plant 3D, Civil 3D, Inventor, ENGI file of the Building or Refinery to Excel, prepare Budget 1 and export it to COBRA. Prepare Budget 2 and export it to Microsoft Project. Solve the problems of Overallocated Resources, Planning Problems, prepare the Budget 3 with which the construction of the Building or the Refinery is going to be quoted.
What do all these mean, if you don't mind me askng?
thank you for making this..
If you're a fan of nuclear,, the small nuclear power plants described here is a logical progression to more efficient and economical designs.
But, cheaper and possibly even safer doesn't address the core problem of using conventional fission technology... disposal of nuclear waste. In this video he says that the refueling problem is solved but I think he means it's not as onerous and dangerous a problem as in conventional large reactors. It still has to happen but I think he's saying that the fueling and refueling process is modular and easily removable and replaceable. The problem remains what to do with the spent nuclear waste for the next 500 years minimum and possibly many times longer. And the same problem exists when the plant is decommissioned. Hopefully the modular design limits exposure to contamination but a conventional nuclear reactor regularly takes over 10 years to clean up when it's shut down.
Until these problems are solved, nuclear is just creating an expensive and difficult problem for someone else. Maybe it's less environmentally damaging in the short run but the long term consequences are significant and to some degree very, very costly.
Excellent video - thoroughly enjoyed watching this - THANK YOU !!
Dividends are dope. Personally, I sometimes use my dividends to buy other dividend and growth stocks for diversification instead of reinvesting in the same stock. To each their own methods though. The good thing is that you’re investing in the first place and that’s what’s important. Salute for the content!
The current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within a short term, but in order to execute such strategy , you must be a skilled practitioner
Lisa Angelique Abel' is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
I do appreciate the quality and subject matter.
❤
Elon the goat 🐐
Sheeple, Elon bought Tesla from a couple of guys in California and those rockets at SpaceX, are designed and created by a former NASA engineer, Tom Mueller an American aerospace engineer and rocket engine designer. He was employee No.1 of SpaceX and is the founder and now CEO of Impulse Space. Not Elon... sorry for the Baaaad news!
No society has undergone a complete decarbonization of their energy needs. A few are close on their electricity generation but not their energy consumption.
Misleading to say that Tesla hasn’t reduced their car prices when they have recently dropped prices by double digit percentage in the last 6 months and is on par or even better value (lower cost of ownership) than an ice vehicle over the life of the vehicle
That thing at 43:12 looks as though it would be a cool musical instrument...like some relation to the pipe organ.
12:55 yeah I'm sure the tech giants have my best interest in mind, I'm happy to let them make decisions on what I can do or not.
Great talk thank you
AI is revolutionizing the world in ways we have never seen before, and it can unlock new possibilities, insights, and advantages for us. However, AI also comes with significant challenges. It can amplify our creativity, productivity, and innovation, but it can also raise ethical and social dilemmas for human creators, consumers, and regulators. Current AI is a powerful tool that can be wielded for good or evil, and it is our responsibility to shape its future. Future AI, however, will be a force for good, a force as ubiquitous as electricity today.
The whole Hydrogen thing is great, but not for vehicles (cars, buses, etc). It would require a whole new expense to build stations and deliver the Hydrogen, just to cost the consumer more than straight electricity. Hydrogen only works in certain situations like steel making and such. The cost of converting such processes actually makes sense since it's a drastic CO2 producer, and can be managed with very little change in the system framework.
The whole point is to create a new commodity for oil companies to latch on to desperately
Forward full speed into the future without knowing or seeing the road. There may not be anything destructive coming in the opposite direction, but there may not need to be.
Elon the 🐐
59.50/2.40: the reason people are skeptical of nuclear reactors next door in residential areas is nuclear accidents. Chornobyl. Fukushima. It's not "people are skeptical of nuclear energy because of a lack of exposure". I would have wanted the CEO to talk more about the safety of these 30ft "cube reactors" and what we can expect if there's an earthquake shaking it up
Elon musk Sir technology 👑
Musk, Sir self sabotage
@@toyotaprius79 it's need for ecosystem and every epic inovation need sabotage
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There was a band called dread zeppelin, who wrote a song called "forgetting about business" Forbes magazine editors. It's my my AI anthem I play wheile balooning over Central Park. Merry Christmas. 🎅
7:18 This concept is not far fetched, it's very much feasible. Having Ai to answer medical questions is very much feasible.
Elon the Goat
In the realm of accolades, where achievements gleam,
Forbes unveils a tapestry, a visionary dream.
Best of 2023, in innovation's stride,
Science and technology, where futures confide.
In the pages of Forbes, a chronicle unfolds,
A celebration of brilliance, where stories are told.
Innovation's dance, a dynamic theme,
In the Forbes spotlight, where visions teem.
Scientific wonders, in the limelight's gaze,
A showcase of progress, in the modern days.
Best of Forbes 2023, where discoveries spark,
In the scientific journey, where wonders embark.
Technological marvels, in the digital swirl,
Forbes' spotlight on the inventive twirl.
In the realm of technology, a futuristic chart,
Best of 2023, where breakthroughs impart.
From Silicon Valley's glow to laboratories profound,
Forbes' salute to innovations unbound.
In the dance of progress, where pioneers soar,
Best of 2023, where legacies implore.
In the echoes of brilliance, where talents align,
Forbes' celebration, where achievements shine.
Best of 2023, in the innovation's choir,
In the tapestry of progress, where aspirations inspire.
So, in Forbes' pages, where excellence gleams,
Best of 2023, in innovation's streams.
Science and technology, a dynamic trio,
In the Forbes spotlight, where futures aglow.
You have a lot of Time to spend on doing nothing....
RIP Tony Hsieh
Nice
The prototype of "Last Energy's Reactor" I would assume that it would be built underground ?
The Cybertruck specs match more a F250 than a F150. The lifecycle carbon footprint of an EV is 25% less than ICE vehicle. The price point is similar to it's competitors. The features are innovative.
Brett I'm an Avid safe reusable energy nerd! How can I get involved?
Why I need the e-book, product? It's not with me
Quick reminder South African doctors are the best doctors in the world
lol
AI still has a long way to go because the limitations of Digital Computing hense slow and energy inefficiencies. Analogue computer is needed fully developed before AI can be fully shine.
I love the title: " Best of Forbes 2023: Innovation, Science and Technology".
Guess what is coming in mind. The driving forces of the resilience of the human's: Innovation, Science and Technology.
Of course, we can't afford to ignore the Destructive Effects of Innovation. Yes Radical Innovation tends to increase the obsolescence of routine-intensive activities and jobs.
By so doing, it could easily accelerate the marginalization and exclusion of the unskilled, low-skilled in the High-income countries.
However, innovation as well can help build an inclusive country throughouyt the Destruction-Creation process.
And that's lovely.
Our resilience is driven by Innovation and no need to fear it.
Merry Christmas to All and keep encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation.
Where to integrate the technology is now have become more important. Business cases .However as long as AI doesn't start taking bias decisions market dominant
It's good to see.
Open source is the best way. No argument. We learn and adapt and make choices based on past mistakes. The scams would be found and known.
🖤
I just want to straighten his glasses for him so badly. 😁
once AI tech kicks into gear the human society will stand to see a pivotal major change, let's hope we'll all survive to strive
Your own voice speaking real information in different languages - this will bring the best among us from different cultures together to influence our combined future without Crooks and politicians and society bullies from operating any activity behind dark curtains - Open access to all information for every person on our globe to participate significantly - patent protections to promote a handful vs the rest of society will tilt towards the challenged in every group
MEGA BOSS
Wow what a wild bubble
The comments re Tesla is very biased. Selectively emphasized on the limitations, while did not mention anything positive, such as how much more efficient the energy consumption over the life time of the vehicle for EVs compared to that gas vehicles, and only focus on the energy consumption up front. Criticism is good. Biases are not good. Also, suggesting that the slower than hoped for progress (on efficiency and cost) was a result of will, is disingenuous as it reframed huge achievements despite challenges (cutting average price to almost half) into failure of intent.
The graffiti mural at 02:25:25 is great! Shout out to the artist. Love the waves! ❤🌊
I am impressed about AI possibilities.
ليس عليكم ان تفتحو ما انتم عليه تقدرون إنما علينا أن نلخص ما صدر من ترابط انظمتنا في بعض عن تباعد النظم عن انظمام البارد الثلاثي عن ثلوثاية التربيع عن اثناعشرية في اعاصير تعاشر العشتار من اعتشار الاعاشة على شواهد الجمع في تجميع العمل عن تعليم العولمة التكنولوجيا عن تيجيات الجيل الحديث
start at 34:00: that did not age well, but it was fun to hear somuch nonsense
What about transit visa?
"Reality is a Social Construct"- University of Wisconsin 1995. What is "real" no longer valued to Critical Theorists and those teaching our children. It was baked in just as the WWW/HTTP began to move across the planet. I wrote some of the first HTML code in 1994 and watched this train wreck take place.
Sponsored by Shell or Exxon Mobile?
god... first months? ... amazing. Within months, funding... crazy. No way.
В Европе заявили о начале третьей мировой войны
iDNES: происходящее в мире можно считать началом третьей мировой войны Что может быть с этими людьми раз деньги закатывать плохо
Woah...I randomly noticed, just today, that one of my personal photographs of my personal face, that I have not shared with anyone, LOOKS WEIRD LIKE THAT SAM ALTMAN THING.
Based on what I have heard from Elon Musk Openai going from non-profit to for-profit had nothing to do with need but from greed.
Generative AI is set to reset the norm, promising life-changing impacts across various domains. Get ready for a transformative shift that will reshape how we work, communicate, and experience the world!
สวัสดีครับ❤
Forbes should look into Copenhagen Atomics because their modular nuclear reactors use molten salts and operate as waste reactors so they're not only a lot safer, the spent fuel decays in 300 years as opposed to 100,000 years and it's fuel cycle will allow small amounts of the hazardous stuff we struggle to store (for 100,000 years) to be added to these reactors reducing it down to hazardous waste that would now decay in 300 years. If Last Energy's reactors go off the rails they melt down and explode contaminating the environment and could possibly kill a lot of people. 10's of thousands of modular standard fission reactors spread out across our country sounds like a recipe for disaster. If Copenhagen Atomics reactor's go off the rails, the molten salts cool down and the process just stops. I'm confused why European countries are working with this company when CA offers a safer product. He hasn't even built a reactor yet. Forbes needs to look into Copenhagen Atomics
Watching AI come up with images is like a psychedelic dream
When will forbes adress the forbes to criminal scammer pipeline.
Love the nuclear energy one.
1:24:13 ✍🏾
Americans love big trucks because its on TV every hour of the day. We eat commercials. Trucks and SUV's also don't need to comply with sustainable goals achievements such as reducing carbon emissions, increasing MPG. So there you go.... go look for real news!
For sure many people with trucks don’t need them, but a LOT do, and use them in ways that other vehicles can’t substitute for. As a long time truck owner, they open up a freedom to do a lot of physical and outdoor things you might not have done otherwise 😎🖤
the info in the video is so outdated....
It’s a recap of 2023 😂
#StopVivekBindra
Thank you Forbes for this report. I suspect it went to Putler in Kremlin and translated from russian? Thanks for the effort though.
There is an argument to be made that a lot of wars take place because of resources. Can a more efficient way of using said resources contribute to a more peaceful world, or should we only operate in closed circles and secret societies?
Just to clarify: I do not know the exact answer to this question myself.
AGI or ASI is humanity child
Such business model cannot survive for long, not with the economic situation the region is having.
Someone needs to fire the gnikcuf sound engineer for this
most projects arguing that their systems are designed to solve problems in Africa just sound like scams. Funding agencies should stop tolerating such kind of false justifications! Just provide a solid justification for your project without these lies and falsehoods.
Remains to be seen if the Bolt scooter ride share is sustainable.
Bird, one of if not the world's largest electric scooter ride share just declared bankruptcy in China.
All of them screwed up by dropping scooters in communities with no plan…and the negative publicity appears to have backfired.
EV will sell when the obvious issues are resolved.
Will my truck suddenly become a rolling crematory.
and other issues. Faster and safer charging stations in plentiful amounts. Able to travel under full load capacity for 300+ miles. etc etc.
Imagine open sourcing your software and then later getting mad because you’re not getting paid for it.
Yes, machines learned how to do some things by looking at code people freely showed the world.
As long as they aren’t COPYING it, there really is no legal issue.
Elon Twix. NEXT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This video is so long. Comment bellow times you find interesting👇
4:01
this guys is out of his mind. and the world would be for allowing it. imagine having random meltdowns on a regular basis because of these things. how is anyone supposed to make sure these things will stay safe? are we going to expect random people to maintain these things properly? this is nuts
11:30
Tools impact are missionary venture workforce without that history of community persons heric moments...the direct generating local ads for employment with missionaries and not with religion intergration for posible scholarship past graduate school not public interest... MACRS 'G' incentive
Some of these technocrats think that they know what is best for how and who uses AI. Wonder how many of them are based in a moral value system like the Jedeo Christian world view that has served us very well for over 6K years. How do you make an AI value life?
the word "nuclear" was said a total of 5,925,0985,985 times during this broadcast
Considering that the broadcast was 9648 seconds long, (& assuming the extra "0" is a typo), you are claiming that it was said some 614,219 times a second on average?
После напряжённой игры люблю отдохнуть от казиков какое-то время. не играйте донт стоп!
When something is too good to be true, it usually is…
Nice sales pitch though.
The report on Tesla Cybertruck was full of bs. Infact that wieght was the maximum not the minimum. The actual wieght for the heaviest configuration is 6843
pounds . An F150 lighting wieghts more. Infact the Tesla is built more better with advanced chassis and more driver assists and configurability that the F150. This is the typical hit piece against Elon. Oh how Forbes have fallen!
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The the interviewer so impressed. Weak boy.
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Hidden figures yall.
Who did the Thumbnail photoshop of Elon Musk?😂
This isn't new. I've seen most of this month's ago. Kind of misleading.
It’s a recap of 2023 so that would make sense 😂
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