Who’s actually making money with AI? Ben Affleck’s recent interview went viral on X. He said AI is just matrix multiplication—lots of floating-point numbers calculating— it’s only guessing the next word, not thinking. In March this year, he sold his AI company, InterPositive, to Netflix. Netflix’s quarterly report clearly states: approximately $587 million in cash, with only 16 employees total. Their work is highly practical: They take raw footage they’ve shot themselves and train a model dedicated solely to that film. During post-production, they use it to correct lighting, adjust color grading, remove wires, and even reconstruct missed shots. He understands AI clearly—as a tool. And because he understands it clearly, he knows exactly which problems to solve with it. 16 people. $587 million. The person in Hollywood who understands AI best might just be Batman.
Is it confirmed that this year is 2026? This morning in Asian time, Tesla held a launch event at SpaceX’s test facility in Texas. A white sports car first drove up a steep curve, flipped upside down and parked there, then used jet thrusters to flip back upright and slowly float down to the ground. It then proceeded to fly over a lineup of Model 3, Model Y, Cybertruck, and Semi—all of Tesla’s own vehicles—making the scene feel exactly like watching a sci-fi movie. 🤩 The mechanism relies on suction fans developed by SpaceX underneath the car, combined with a ring of cold-gas thrusters. Acceleration from 0 to 60 mph takes just 0.81 seconds! Actually, this Roadster has been open for pre-orders since 2017. Originally promised for delivery in 2020, it’s been delayed repeatedly, and now Tesla says mass production will happen in 2028. A few years ago, Musk casually mentioned, “Maybe we can make Tesla fly,” and eight years later, he actually made it happen… truly insane. Lately, I’ve been watching the cartoon “Phineas and Ferb” with my kids—and now I truly believe Musk is Phineas! He can make anything happen. 😂
Over the past couple of days, I’ve seen people asking whether they can just plug their phone into @Acurast and leave it alone. Turns out, many have missed the beginner tasks XD After registering and connecting your phone, there are actually a few additional beginner tasks nearby—each one rewards MIST points. Complete them before running tasks for a more complete experience. For those hearing about this for the first time, here’s some context: Acurast is a computing network built using smartphones. Developers upload tasks, and your phone runs computations while it’s sleeping and charging. Currently, people are already running it on iPhones, standard Android phones, and even Solana’s Seeker phone. Also, a quick reminder: don’t use your main wallet phone for this—stick to an older device instead. Stay tuned for upcoming tasks; I’ll share updates as they come!
I just wanted to try the new gacha effect for cats, but I ended up getting an Epic Miner Cat! I don’t usually record myself, but I happened to catch it. The stats are great too: Hard Worker: +8% to all yields Master Logger: +15% logging Merchant’s Eye: +15% to exchanges/trading posts Basically, the ultimate utility cat 🤑 @pawsofsherwood
The end of another era 🥲 Back then, everyone was happily farming Blur and Blast, and things were going pretty well. But it turns out we didn’t need so many L2s. When Farcaster was hot, there were even L3s being launched by projects like Degen—looking back, it all seems ridiculous.
Trace Decoding Gameplay Guide (Expected to launch on 10/6) The artworks currently visible are encoded First Forms. Decoding will reveal the underlying characters—monochrome portraits on a 35×21 grid. How to distinguish: Check the Method attribute. Base is the key; Base64, Binary, and Punched Card are codes. You can combine 1 Base with 1 code. The Base is destroyed upon use, and the code becomes the character. There are 3,889 keys and 3,888 codes, allowing for a maximum of 3,888 characters to be unlocked. Rarity is determined solely by the code; the Base has no impact on the outcome. Rarity order: Base64 → Binary → Punched Card. The floor price has risen slightly—keep an eye on it!
