Igor Naverniouk

I don't want an AI assistant. I don't want to argue or negotiate with it, or treat it as a person. I want instead a brain extension that makes me more effective and productive at everything. Augmented Intelligence.

Which crypto startup will buy Western Union -- a $3B-valuation company with a 3.2 P/E ratio that is paying 10%/yr dividend and has points of sale that handle cash all around the world?

Figuring out the right answer is the easy part. What's hard is getting people to shut up for two seconds and listen.

I improve every European water bottle I find.

Thinking of AI... It's not Marie Curie who is the problem. It's the Rocket Man in North Korea.

Prediction: 2035. Tesla Optimus wins a poker tournament by being good at reading humans.

If you're writing code, and AI hallucinates a function/library/feature that doesn't exist, that's a hint for you to create it.

I made a thermostat. Works better than Nest.

Prediction based on my world model: rather than splitting into two camps, this beef will be resolved shortly and will end in greater unity.

Women make 80% of household purchasing decisions. The killer app for robots will be: "Get this bug/spider/mouse out of the house."

So apparently it's illegal to practice without a license. How am I supposed to ever get good enough to get a license then?!

I heard Hemingway wrote a book called "A Farewell to Arms". Is it about bomb defusers?

Arguing by means of an analogy is like trying to use a...

Как говорят французы, наглец оближет. The fact that Grok can explain this joke is mind-blowing to me. It's not in the training data because I came up with the joke, and Google only returns 3 irrelevant results for the bigram.

We went so far past the Turing Test that it's once again obvious whether you're talking to a human or an AI. The AI is an order of magnitude more knowledgeable.

The Spanish are close to achieving a World Wonder victory.

Good shots in billiards come from physics and art.

When household robots go on sale, you'll buy two of them, so that they can maintain and fix one another.

Stop using the term "credibly accused". It's a hypnosis trick. People earn credibility over time, by repeatedly putting it on the line and passing the test. Unless you tell me who specifically is going to lose credibility if the "credible accusation" is proven wrong later,…