Hendrix wrote: ↑15/01/2026 09:14
Pentagon objavio da ce vojska koristiti Grok AI u vojne svrhe. Pa jebote Elon ih sve drzi u saci, ovo je nevidjeno.
Lik za par godina ukrade sve podatke gradjana kroz Doge, uze internet promet na Starlink i sada uvali svoj retardirani AI vojsci.
Tehnokratija je tu.
Ne bi baš rekao da je to slučaj, Teflona i sličnih njemu nema bez subvencija i investicija anonmimnih i poznatih ultramilijardera koji traže povrat novca kroz rast dionica, kako bi sebi isplatili astronomske dividende.
Elon Musk's companies, especially Tesla and SpaceX, have received billions in government funding through contracts, loans, tax credits (like regulatory credits for EVs), and subsidies, totaling around $38 billion, which significantly fueled their growth, while also raising eyebrows due to Musk's public calls for reduced government spending, even as his ventures, like SpaceX for defense/NASA and Tesla for green initiatives, align with federal goals, alongside substantial private investor capital for ventures like xAI.
Billionaires heavily invested in Tesla include CEO Elon Musk, its largest individual shareholder, and Oracle founder
Larry Ellison, a significant investor, while major institutional holders like Vanguard and BlackRock also own large stakes. Other billionaires like Peter Thiel have adjusted their positions, selling some Tesla stock to invest in other tech (like Microsoft), reflecting varied billionaire sentiment, but Musk remains the key individual driver, often buying more to increase his controlling stake.
