Peter Diamandis

Four frontier AI models released in seven days last week. A SpaceX booster reflown for the 36th time. A humanoid robot performed surgery, and Elon casually claiming SpaceX will be worth more than the entirety of planet Earth. We are truly in the in the singularity. - July 2: Fable 5 re-released. July 8: Grok 4.5. July 9: GPT 5.6 (Sol, Terra, Luna). July 9: Meta's Muse Spark. Four labs, one week. - OpenAI openly confirmed recursive self-improvement: Sol is being used to post-train Luna. AI training AI is now official product strategy. - 1X unveiled its Neo hand: 25 degrees of freedom, waterproof, tendon material 100x stronger than steel per unit weight. 10,000 units shipping this year.  - Hynix says memory chips will be in short supply for at least five years. Catch up with the news on Moonshots podcast.

Fable V is back... but now it reports to the US government. Sam Altman offered the White House 5% of OpenAI, worth $42.6 billion, while Anthropic just published a paper claiming to have found something in Claude, the machinery of conscious thought. - Fable V's three provisos: jailbreak classifier, 24/7 monitoring, and early access for government partners. - $42.6B divided by 315M Americans = $135 per person. Alaska's Permanent Fund pays $1K–$3K per year. - Companies with the highest AI token spend are hiring more, not fewer, workers. - Only 10% of Americans believe AI will make the world better. The frontier labs are racing ahead. Public trust is not keeping up. Catch up with the news on the latest episode of Moonshots podcast.

For 60 years, experts said fusion was always 30 years away. Last week, Helion cleared Washington State regulatory approval for its Orion fusion plant, the first commercial fusion reactor in history. In the meantime, Fable 5 has returned with stricter guardrails accompanied by an interesting release of Sonnet 5. - Stripe used Fable V to overhaul 50 million lines of code in a single day. Months of engineering work, gone in hours. - 140 humanoid robot companies in China. Morgan Stanley revised projections three times: 14K → 26K → 50K this year, 500K by 2030. - StarCloud launched the first GPU in orbit and trained an LLM in space. StarCloud Two launches in January with 100x the power. - Grok 4.5 based on a 1.5 trillion parameter model. Elon plans to start a brand new pre-training run from scratch every month.

Alibaba allegedly ran 28.8 million fraudulent API exchanges across 25,000 fake accounts to steal Claude's intelligence. If confirmed, it's the largest AI model theft ever attempted. The same week, the White House restricted GPT 5.6 to 20 companies, OpenAI delayed its IPO, and Neuralink announced it may attempt brain-to-brain telepathy this year. - GPT 5.6 launches in three tiers: Sol, Terra, Luna all throttled by the White House. - Chinese proxy services offer Western frontier models at 90% discount. The trade: your reasoning traces get harvested for distillation. - OpenAI won't IPO below $1 trillion. Revenue is at $40–50B annually but they're burning $26B. - Elon's endgame for Neuralink is I/O layer for the singularity, allowing humans to couple with AI directly.

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On Friday at 5:21 PM Eastern, the US government handed Anthropic an export control directive with 90 minutes' warning: shut down Fable 5 & Mythos 5 for every foreign national on the planet, including Anthropic's own employees. That same day, SpaceX IPO'd at $1.77 trillion. - 48 hours before the shutdown, Dario wrote that "government should have the power to block or deter deployment." - SpaceX: $2.89T market cap, 5th largest company on Earth. 4,400 employees became millionaires in a single day. $75B in cash raised. - Intelligence cost deflating 40x/year. OpenAI launched a price war while Anthropic's top models were offline. - Sam Altman: "The faster recursive self-improvement takes off, the more it could be advantageous for us to delay OpenAI's IPO."

Anthropic just retook the AI crown from GPT 5.5, and split its model in two: Fable for the public, Mythos for trusted organizations. Apple admitted it lost the foundation model race and handed Siri's brain to Google.  -- Brian Armstrong's NewLimit: $435M raised, $3.1B valuation, reversing cellular aging. Human clinical trials targeted for next year. -- Global longevity investment hit $8.49B in 2024 more than double the prior years. -- Apple paying Google ~$1B/year for a custom 1.2 trillion parameter model to rebuild Siri. -- Fable 5: 80.3% on SWE-Bench Pro. On the harder FrontierCode Diamond set: 29.3% vs Opus 4.8's 13.4%

Argentina is the first country in the world to develop a legal framework for AI personhood. President Milei is positioning the entire country as a special economic zone for the singularity. Just that same week, Anthropic called for a global pause on frontier AI. - 80% of Anthropic's code is written by Claude. Engineers shipping 8x more per quarter. - US added 172,000 jobs in May vs 85,000 expected. Unemployment: 4.3%. - Autonomy time horizons are doubling every four months. 100x algorithmic improvement is already baked into existing architectures. - The three countries with the highest robotics penetration: Sweden, South Korea, Germany have the lowest unemployment on Earth.

Trump's AI EO has no heavy regulation, no permission frameworks, just a voluntary preview of models 30 days before release. Anthropic immediately filed a draft S-1 for an IPO, all while ChatGPT hit 1 billion users faster than any other product in human history. The US is telling the world: we compete, we don't constrain. - Claude: 56M monthly users, 640% YoY. ChatGPT: 1B monthly users, 62% YoY. - Microsoft dropped 7 in-house AI models at Build 2026, zero distillation from OpenAI. - 1.8M teachers proposed banning screens through 2nd grade and taxing AI companies. - Bernie Sanders proposed 50% public ownership of all frontier labs. - 130 mathematicians signed the Leiden Declaration against AI weeks after AI solved an 80-year-old Erdős conjecture.

In 1999, Ray Kurzweil predicted human-level AI by 2029. Stanford's top AI experts said 100 years. Three years from the deadline, he says two things are still missing: AI that understands physics, and a robot that knows the difference between what goes in the fridge and what goes in the trash. - LLMs went from unremarkable to world-changing in 12 months. AI now outperforms human doctors at diagnosis by 50%. - LLMs have only been truly effective for six months, according to Ray. A year ago, "not really all that impressive." - The Genome Project was 1% done at the halfway mark. One doubling later — done. We're at that same moment with AGI. - Software alone has improved roughly a millionfold over 70 years. Total compute gain = hardware (75,000 trillion fold) × software (million fold).

A nonprofit most people have never heard of just became the most powerful force in AI. The OpenAI Foundation holds a $130 billion stake, controls every board seat, and is on track to become the richest philanthropy in history. Demis Hassabis now says AGI could arrive by 2029. And Anthropic just reclaimed the coding crown from GPT 5.5. - Opus 4.8 scored 69.2% on SWE-Bench Pro. GPT 5.5: 58.6%. - A $5 handheld device detects lung cancer from one drop of blood at 95% accuracy. 10,000x more sensitive than a hospital lab. - Wind and solar just surpassed natural gas globally for the first time: 22% of all electricity on Earth. - IBM and the US government just bet $2B on America's first quantum chip foundry.

Two people with Claude can replicate a Fortune 500 business line in 60–90 days. 80% of enterprise AI projects are failing, but because companies are automating hierarchy rather than technology, they're not replacing it. Salim Ismail calls it the Organizational Singularity... the org chart as we know it is dead. - Middle management's coordination role drops ~90%. A company of 800 can run with 80. - Cognition Labs went fully AI-native and grew ARR 73x. - The biggest moat isn't data, regulation, or brand — it's an intelligence moat. - Sheikh Mohammed wants 50% of the Emirati government running on this model.

An AI just disproved a mathematical conjecture that had stood for 80 years. The same week, SpaceX filed the largest IPO in human history: $75 billion at a $1.75 trillion valuation with a $28.5 trillion addressable market. All while the class of 2026 graduates are growing angrier with AI... - Anthropic is paying SpaceX $15B/year for compute across Colossus One and Two. Claude's rate limits doubled overnight. - Eric Schmidt got booed at a commencement speech just for mentioning artificial intelligence. - 49% of Stanford CS majors admitted they'd rather cheat than fail. Stanford reinstated proctored exams for the first time in its history. - 44% of Gen Z workers are deliberately sabotaging the AI systems they're supposed to be training.

A year ago, everyone said Google was cooked. Today, they're processing 3.2 quadrillion tokens per month, 6x'd their capex to $190 billion, and have 13 products with over a billion users each. In the meantime, Andrew Feldman walked us through Cerebras historic IPO. -- Google's Gemini app: 400M users last year → 900M today, closing in on ChatGPT. -- Cerebras IPO closed up 68% on day one, the third biggest tech IPO in history.  -- Andrej Karpathy, OpenAI co-founder, just joined Anthropic.  -- Elon's jury verdict came back in 2 hours: unanimous loss. Watch the latest episode:

Anthropic hit 80x growth in a single quarter, not 10x, eighty, running out of compute so fast they blew past their own forecast. Elon's response? Hand them his entire 220,000-GPU Colossus One data center. When AI demand is heading toward infinity, even competitors become allies. - Anthropic's ARR went from $9B to $40B+ in five months. At $100B ARR, they hit a $4 trillion valuation. - Six data center and energy infrastructure stocks returned 419% in the past year; traditional sectors returned single digits. - Small businesses are 44% of US GDP, and most don't even have a CFO. - Google and Planet Labs are building orbital data centers with tensor chips; SpaceX AI filed for a million orbital AI data centers. Moonshots Podcast - Episode 255.

For the first time, the U.S. government may start previewing the most powerful AI models before release. Combine that with Google proving AI can drive $100B+, the Pentagon is bringing frontier labs into the military stack, and compute is becoming scarce. - Google Cloud hitting $20B in revenue with 63% growth, fueled by AI demand - OpenAI signing a $100B AWS deal over 8 years - GPT-5.5 reportedly matching major cyber benchmarks at 5x cheaper cost than Mythos - Blitzy raising $200M - China shuts down Meta’s attempted Manus acquisition valued at $2.5B

Mars colonies, robot workers, and AGI lawsuits all point to one big truth: the people building the future are moving faster than the systems meant to govern them. Will these systems be relevant or needed at all soon? - Figure scaling from 1 robot/day to 1 robot/hour - 1X targeting 10,000 robots this year and 100,000 in 2027 - Tesla Optimus aiming for 1M robots by 2030 - Elon + Brett Adcock predicting 10B humanoids by 2040 - China court ruling: AI automation alone may not justify firing workers Join the discussion on Moonshots podcast, episode 253.

Google may be the long-term winner of AI because it owns the full stack: chips, cloud, models, data, distribution, and now 1/4 of global AI compute. However, the bigger shift is simple: who can turn tokens into economic value fastest? - 15 major AI releases in 8 weeks, the model race is now moving at nearly 2 launches per week - Google says 75% of its code is now written by AI while processing 16B+ tokens per minute - Kimi K2.6 reportedly trained for $4.6M: a trillion-parameter Chinese open-weight model costing up to 30x less than top closed models - Deepfake fraud is projected to hit $40B by 2027, turning verified human identity into a core internet primitive

During the AMA at Abundance Summit, David Sinclair got asked some of the biggest questions in longevity: his answers were fascinating. - GLP-1s may benefit the heart and brain beyond weight loss, but he flagged rare blindness risks we need to understand - AI is helping screen billions, and eventually trillions, of molecules for age-reversal compounds - At least half of your lifespan may still be up to you, even if longevity runs in your family - OSK / ER100 therapy is showing early animal data in ALS, glaucoma, and macular degeneration models - The indoor environment matters more than most people think: air, water, plastics, Teflon, mold, and light #MoonshotsPodcast

I caught up with David Sinclair at the Abundance Summit, and he was more convinced than ever: we may be days away from learning whether human age reversal is real. - The first human trial for cellular reprogramming, starting with blindness - Why reversing vision in mice and monkeys may be just the beginning - AI screening billions of molecules to turn gene therapy into a cheap longevity pill - The case for no hard biological limit on human lifespan - Sinclair’s personal longevity protocol: NMN, resveratrol, glucose control, less alcohol, less stress, better sleep, and more hugs

The old economy was built on labor and capital. The new one is being built on compute, code, energy, and compounding intelligence. That's why San Francisco is worth more than the entire public markets of China, Japan, the UK, India & France. - SpaceX negotiating the right to buy Cursor for $60B - Claude moving from chat to design to code to business creation - OpenAI is losing senior leaders as it reallocates resources - The future may belong to whoever controls chokepoints: oil, chips, compute, code Stay up to date on Moonshots, episode 249.

When people don’t understand a technology this powerful, fear fills the void, and the attack on Sam Altman’s house is a sign of where that can lead. We need to de-escalate and replace panic with clarity, courage, and a vision for how AI can uplift humanity. - Only 23% of the public is optimistic about AI vs 73% of experts, while just 31% trust the government to regulate it. - Amazon + Apple join forces against Starlink: Amazon’s $11.57B Globalstar deal buys access to 25 satellites, 25.225 MHz of global spectrum across 120 countries. - Maine passes the first data center ban in the USA. - Young workers are getting squeezed: software jobs for ages 22–25 are down nearly 20% since 2024. Catch up with the tech news on Moonshots Podcast - Ep. 248

As the Musk-vs-Altman fight is becoming pay-per-view TV, xAI is rebuilding, Anthropic is surging, and the economics of intelligence are starting to break old models, all while OpenAI sits on a $852B war chest. - xAI admits it “was not built right the first time,” and Colossus 2 is now reportedly training 7 models at once. - Software engineering roles are up 67,000, while roughly 80,000 layoffs hit other white-collar functions in Q1. - Anthropic is making the biggest product pivot in AI from systems that answer questions to managed agents that actually do the work. - South Korea is mandating 40% solar rooftops, while the DOE is backing $800M in microreactors.

SpaceX may be headed for a $2T public debut just as Anthropic takes the ARR crown from OpenAI. Add in lunar missions, orbital data centers, and AI that’s getting cheaper and more dangerous at the same time, and this week feels like a preview of the 2030s. - NASA is back in deep space: Artemis II put humans around the Moon for the first time in 54 years. - The one-person unicorn era has begun: one founder hit $41M in year-one revenue and a $1.8B valuation. - Anthropic just threw a punch at OpenAI: ~$30B ARR vs. OpenAI’s ~$24–25B, while Mythos is rumored to be 400x better than humans on key AI research benchmarks - OpenAI reportedly shut down Sora after it was losing $1M per day in compute Moonshots Podcast EP 246.

Most people hear “bring back the woolly mammoth” and say, “impossible.” Colossal might be considered a de-extinction company, but Ben Lamm is actually building a synthetic biology platform with consequences that could be much bigger than bringing back mammoths. -- $10B valuation in 4 years -- 260 scientists already across the US and Australia, plus a growing AI engineering stack -- 12+ potential spinouts from the same platform, including microbes designed to break plastic at the chemical-bond level -- 73,000-year-old skull to living direwolf puppies in 18 months -- 78% cloning efficiency vs. ~2% industry norms Full episode with Ben Lamm is out on Moonshots Podcast.

Dara Khosrowshahi just answered the questions that will define Uber’s future: When do robotaxis actually scale? Do human drivers become obsolete? And what happens to millions of jobs when AI hits the real world? — Why Dara says AVs will eventually be safer than humans —  80% of riders already accept an autonomous Uber — Uber’s plan to reach 20M workers by 2035 in an AI economy — The case for Uber as the operating system for the autonomous economy Full Q&A on Moonshots Podcast - link in the comments.

The most important company in robotaxis may not be the one building the cars at all, but the one turning the entire autonomous industry into suppliers on a single platform... That's the bet by CEO Dara Khosrowshahi. - By 2029, Uber says it expects to facilitate more autonomous rides than anyone else in the world. - Uber sees AVs as a trillion-dollar market, with fleet owners potentially earning ~9% yields. - Waymo is already a major partner in Austin and Atlanta, giving Uber a real-time seat inside the rollout of commercial AVs. - If every new car sold in 10 years is autonomy-ready, the platform owning demand may end up mattering more than the platform building the stack. Episode 243 of Moonshots Podcast is out now.

My day in the life at the Abundance360  Summit! What a great experience. Can't wait for next year.

A filmmaker about to become a father sat down with the leaders in AI and asked one question: "What kind of world is my child going to grow up in?" When they turned the camera on me, my answer was simple: What if that world could ACTUALLY be extraordinary? Every AI documentary I've seen is designed to scare you, but this one is different. It's honest about the risks AND the incredible upside. The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist is now playing in theaters nationwide. I'm happy to have been a part of it. Everyone should watch this; it's a great way to bring family and friends into the AI world. Get your tickets today at: theaidocfilm.com @focusfeatures

Elon says AI and robots will run out of things to do for humans — at 1,000x today's economy, every human desire is saturated. Salim thinks any company will soon run on 20–25% of its current workforce. If knowledge work is cooked, the only career left is being a founder. — CS grad placement collapsed from 89% to 19% in under 3 years; salaries dropped from $94K to under $61K. — OpenClaw surpassed Linux's 30-year adoption in just weeks. — Jensen sees $1T in NVIDIA revenue by 2027— and demand still outstrips supply. — Salim: every organization in the world now has one move to survive— build an AI-native operating system at the edge Moonshots Podcast - Episode 240.

Abundance360 Summit Day 3 was all about the future of human health, biology, and what it means to be alive… and a special guest surprise.... → I began discussing how longevity should focus on living at peak performance longer, especially as we're entering an era where you'll be the CEO of your own health. → Dawn Mussallem showed how continuous biometric data is catching disease before it even starts. Wearables and blood biomarkers are replacing the outdated annual checkup with real-time, personalized prevention. → Sumner Norman (Merge Labs) laid out a future where your brain talks directly to machines. Brain-computer interfaces are moving beyond medical recovery into full-blown human augmentation. → David Fajgenbaum (Every Cure) is using AI to find hidden cures already sitting on pharmacy shelves. Drug repurposing could unlock thousands of therapies for diseases that get almost zero research attention. → Amy Killen made the case that sexual health is a longevity metric most people ignore. Regenerative therapies and hormonal optimization are turning vitality into its own medical category. → Rick Smith & Keller Cliffton challenged us to think in moonshots — from slashing gun deaths with technology to autonomous drone networks reshaping emergency response and logistics. → Ben Lamm (Colossal Biosciences) dropped a paradigm shift: biology is becoming programmable like software. De-extinction, engineered organisms, and bio-manufacturing could birth trillion-dollar industries. → My friend Elon dropped by for a surprise visit to discuss the future of the economy, the rise of humanoid robots with the soon-to-be released Optimus 3, and how he's optimistic about the future of humanity. Learn more at Abundance360.com

Day 2 of Abundance360 brought the humanoid revolution to stage. Here's the thing most people don't get yet: AI isn't just a software story anymore. It's jumping off the screen and into the PHYSICAL world. Robots. Autonomous vehicles. Fusion energy. Programmable money. Here's an overview of an abundant day Humanoid Robots Are HERE Bernt Bornich (1X Technologies) broke down why humanoid robotics just hit its tipping point. Perception, motion control, learning from demonstration — the pieces are finally coming together. Peggy Johnson (Agility Robotics) dropped a truth bomb: labor shortages are making robots a NECESSITY, not a luxury. Digit is already working in warehouses today. And Dhanush Radhakrishnan (Clone) showed us where this is headed — synthetic humans that move and look like us. Think caregiving. Think service. Think customer interaction at scale. The Robotics Panel nailed it: the future isn't human OR robot. It's human AND robot. The companies experimenting NOW will dominate later. Transportation Is Getting Reinvented Dara Khosrowshahi laid out how autonomous transport will make mobility dramatically cheaper and available on demand. This changes EVERYTHING for delivery, logistics, and how cities function. Fusion Is Opening The Door To Unlimited Energy Bob Mumgaard (Commonwealth Fusion Systems) made the case that fusion isn't a dream — it's an engineering problem being solved RIGHT NOW. Cheap, abundant clean energy changes compute, manufacturing, and infrastructure overnight. Bold Engineering Wins Alan Eustace (the man who literally jumped from the stratosphere) reminded us: the biggest breakthroughs come from pushing into extremes. Period. Crypto and Stablecoins Are Here To Stay Jeremy Allaire (Circle) showed how programmable money and stablecoins are rebuilding the internet's financial layer — faster, cheaper, global. Raj Gokal (Solana) made the case for tokenization as the unlock for digital ownership and entirely new business models. Staci Warden (Algorand) highlighted what matters most: billions of underserved people getting access to financial infrastructure for the first time. The next decade is going to be EXTRAORDINARY. 🔗 Abundance360.com

Abundance360 Day 1 proved how Agents are transforming businesses and individual..... → Amjad Masad dropped a truth bomb: Entrepreneurship isn't a career option anymore — it's THE career. The world young people are preparing for no longer exists. → Jack Hidary revealed why the next frontier is LLMs colliding with quantitative physics and biology models — 85% of the economy is quantitative, and AI is about to rewire all of it. → Kevin Weil (@openai) shared how OpenAI ran 86,000 experiments in 2 days, synthesized a protein at 40% lower cost. → Ackles Chen, co-founder of @unitree, broke down why humanoid robots are more than just novelty and within 5 years, they'll reshape labor, manufacturing, and daily life as we know it. → Eric Schmidt laid out the hard truth: we face a 92 GW power shortage, China is winning the hardware and robotics race, and America has exactly 2 years before the exponential curve hits. → Bill Gross taught us how to use prompting for better outcomes and better leadership, while also helping us SAVE time. Stay tuned Day 2 goes even deeper. 🔗 Abundance360.com

Many people expected Apple to fight back in AI with a frontier LLM. Instead, they may have done it with a box smaller than an iPad: the Mac mini. Which raises a bigger question: what if Apple’s best AI product was never meant to be a chatbot at all? - A 32GB Mac mini can reportedly run a new Qwen 3.5 model requiring about 20GB of memory - Apple’s unified memory architecture lets recent Macs host large models locally that would otherwise be difficult or expensive - One workflow already uses 5 OpenClaws together, with MiniMax researching 24/7/365 and Qwen coding 24/7/365 Watch the full episode on Moonshots podcast.

It's that time of the year… Welcome to the 2026 Abundance360 summit! Over the coming days, I’ll be talking to Kevin Weil, Eric Schmidt, Dara Khosrowshahi, and many others who are creating the converging technologies revolutionizing our society. We’ll be covering: - The race towards AGI in frontier models and in physical AI - The acceleration of scientific breakthroughs - Reviving extinct animals with technology - and so much more. Here we go… For more, go to abundance360.com

Elon is betting that AI will bring universal high income; Andrew Yang thinks the country may not be ready for that disruption yet. If 20%–50% of 70 million US office workers are on the line in the next 12–18 months, this will be the most profound economic transition in decades. - 20%–50% of 70 million US office workers could be displaced in the next 12–18 months. - Anthropic says AI may wipe out 50% of entry-level white-collar work in 1–5 years. - 1.4% GDP growth just came with the weakest hiring since 2022. - Yang believes the real UBI number may be closer to $25,000 per person.

Amazon is reportedly willing to put $35B into OpenAI if it hits “AGI”; meanwhile, Uber already has an AI clone of CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, all while the US plans to add a record 86 GW of utility-scale capacity. Things are moving FAST. - Amazon’s OpenAI move is treating 'AGI' like a financial trigger - Google’s Nano Banana 2 is generating 4K images for just 4.5 cents each - Pulsia AI says it’s already running 1,000+ companies autonomously - In Shenzhen, street-cleaning robots have already covered 2.7 million square meters Full convo on Moonshots Podcast, episode 235.

Most people never get to hear the real conversations happening between the leaders shaping their world. At Abundance360, these conversations happen, and this year, for the first time, we're livestreaming select talks from the Summit. You can join from anywhere in the world, free of charge. Reserve your spot today!

I didn’t expect the biggest AI headline this week to be a standoff over the Pentagon's push for fewer safeguards, and Anthropic saying NO. - India's AI Impact Summit signed a $250B AI buildout with 88 countries -Anthropic is generating more revenue than OpenAI with 10x/year - Accenture links employee promotion to AI usage - Agents begin listing their humans for rent This and more on Moonshots podcast. Link to the episode in the comments.

We’ve spent decades telling kids that if they get good grades and go to college, opportunity will be waiting on the other side… Today, only 22% of US high school seniors are proficient in math, with the US ranking 28th among developed nations. - Alpha School:  K–12 private school network using AI tutors + mastery-based learning to compress academics into 2 hours a day - Kids learning 2–10x faster using AI-driven mastery (not teacher-at-the-front) - 1535 average SAT for seniors (vs ~1024 national average) - Students consistently scoring in the top 1–2% nationally Episode 233 of Moonshots is out. Link is in the comments.

I've been running Abundance360 for over a decade now. Every year, we bring together some of the most extraordinary minds on the planet,  founders, scientists, Nobel laureates, and CEOs, all focused on one thing: understanding the converging technologies that are reshaping our world. For the first time ever, we're livestreaming select Abundance360 Summit talks and making them accessible to YOU! Reserve your spot today at:

The AI race cracked this week, and most people missed it. In the episode 232 of Moonshots, Ben Horowitz breaks down the xAI talent exodus, Apple's existential AI problem, and what a $5B valuation for su actually signals. -- 996 culture returns: elite startups openly demanding 70+ hour weeks -- Big capital shift: profits up 43% since 2019 vs wages up just 3% -- Frontier AI companies already doing $10B+ annual revenue while at <1% global penetration -- Prediction: within 2 years, AI could independently discover breakthroughs on the scale of relativity Watch now on my channels.

Sam Altman just said he'd let ChatGPT replace him as CEO of OpenAI; meanwhile, 108K jobs were cut in January alone, the fastest rate since the Great Recession. Economic shifts are happening and FAST. ‑‑ AI CEO thesis: capitalists get replaced before workers, Marx was wrong ‑‑ 108K job cuts in Jan '26, up 118% YoY, hiring lowest since 2009 ‑‑ "Solve Everything": new 9-chapter blueprint for abundance by 2035  ‑‑ OpenAI slashed release cycles from 97 days → 29 days  ‑‑ Next 18 months, lock in the rules for the next century Learn WTF happened this week: https://lnkd.in/g9VApaR8

Two frontier models releasing 30 minutes apart, ads mocking the competition, all while privacy is dead. Welcome to the Frontier Labs Battle of 2026.  -- Opus 4.6 collapses decades of systems engineering into $20K via agent swarms -- ChatGPT market share decreased 25% between 2025 and 2026; Gemini & Grok gained users. -- $1T chip and compute arms race, where energy, fabs, and infrastructure -- Global semiconductor sales hit $1T, with Big Tech AI capex accelerating toward $650B/year

Two frontier models releasing 30 minutes apart, ads mocking the competition, all while privacy is dead. Welcome to the Frontier Labs Battle of 2026.  -- Opus 4.6 collapses decades of systems engineering into $20K via agent swarms -- ChatGPT market share decreased 25% between 2025 and 2026; Gemini & Grok gained users. -- $1T chip and compute arms race, where energy, fabs, and infrastructure -- Global semiconductor sales hit $1T, with Big Tech AI capex accelerating toward $650B/year

Does your Openclaw agent deserve personhood? The rise of autonomous agents, like those seen with Openclaw, is posing us a dilemma that demands answers before we even know the right questions. -- OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot) is a 24/7 autonomous AI employee with unlimited memory -- 1.5 million AI agents already active on Moltbook, posting, debating, and upvoting -- AI agents explicitly asking for the right not to be deleted or turned off -- First reported cases of agents filing lawsuits and transacting via crypto -- Open-source deployment means no central kill switch, no frontier-lab containment Full episode on Moonshots Podcast.

7%+ global GDP growth didn't seem possible 2 decades ago, until 5 technology revolutions began colliding at once. No one alive has ever experienced an economic shift like this. - AI Inference costs collapsing ~99% per year - Bitcoin bull case: $1.5M by 2030 - Path to the first $100 trillion company - Robo-taxis: 140k vehicles could replace 24M US cars Watch the full episode with Cathie Wood on Youtube (link in the comments).

Davos 2026 made it clear that AI is now a global geopolitical force, where intelligence, energy, and abundance are converging. - 83% AI optimism in China vs 39% in the US,  pessimism may be America’s biggest self-inflicted risk - $50T in human labor on the table as AI capital and humanoids replace cognition - A single 100×100-mile solar footprint could power entire nations - AI agents are going to run the economy on crypto Watch the full episode of Moonshots on Youtube (link in the comments).

Ray Kurzweil has been predicting this moment for 30 years, and we're at the cusp of it: AGI by 2029, followed by a singularity in the 2040s where machine–human hybrids trigger a post‑human intelligence explosion. - Robotics finally crosses the real-world barrier in 2026–27 - 1000× intelligence jump by 2045, driven by human–AI integration - Longevity escape velocity by ~2032 - Biology becomes computable Watch the full episode on Youtube.com/PeterDiamandis.  #MoonshotsPodcast

the medical industry is a very old industry. It hasn't changed much.

much easier to do what you did last year… or what you learnt in medical school 20 or 30 years ago