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SpaceX reportedly wants Public Investment Fund to make a roughly $5 billion anchor investment in the offering.

The investment would partly prevent dilution of PIF’s existing stake of just under 1% in SpaceX.

SpaceX is said to be trying to gauge investor interest for the deal, given its unprecedented scale.

Sam Altman told you so: "We're going to see 10 person billion-dollar companies pretty soon.

In my little group chat with CEO-friends, there's this One-person billion-dollar company, which would have been unimaginable without AI, and now it'll happen."

This is just a start, there will be many vibe-coded billion-dollar company.

A.I. can collapse the staffing needs of a fast-growing company.

Matthew Gallagher used AI+ to strip away the layers of labor that normally sit between demand and delivery.

Code, ad creative, website copy, analytics, customer support triage, scheduling, even parts of his personal workflow were pushed into software, which meant the company could grow without building the usual managerial middle.

This story is such a powerful example of what A.I. does best right now - reducing coordination costs so sharply that a single can move like a large corporate.

Sam Altman talks about Codex Desktop ecosystem evolving to control computers.
"Really what you want is your single AI that's working for you on a unified backend. Access to all your data and ideas, and the ability to work across a lot of surfaces."

NEWS: OpenAI just acquired TBPN.

OpenAI is betting that the fight over AI will be won partly through attention, trust, and the ability to explain fast-moving changes.

TBPN already is so successful in the real-time AI news space and it attracts founders and operators people actually listen to.

Normal corporate communications team cannot keep up with a technology shift this big, so instead of building a media machine from scratch, OpenAI bought one that already understands the audience, the pace, and the culture.

AI adoption does not depend only on model quality, benchmark scores, or product launches, and it also depends on whether builders and everyday users can follow what is changing and why it affects their work.

www.tbpn.com

Sky Travel Begins: China Unveils Real-World Flying Taxis

🤖 Elon Musk launches $30K Cybercab - fully autonomous.

- Safer than human driving.
- You can legally sleep as it’s driving you.
- As low as $0.20 per mile.
- Send it to pick up your kids, or groceries.
- Earn passive income by adding it to Tesla's robotaxi fleet.
- Virtually Zero Maintenance.

This will revolutionise cars.

Absolutely 100% correct.

Brent Johnson said it brilliantly yesterday, "The U.S. is transitioning from a Democratic Republic to a 'Technocratic' Empire the same way the Roman Republic transitioned to the Roman Empire."

That's why this global conflict will be remembered as WW3.

1929 sure sounds a lot like today doesn't it?

The Soviet Union survived The Great Depression relatively unscathed because they were a centrally planned economy. That's why Project 2025 is transitioning us from a Republic to Technocracy.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. military has fast-tracked the LUCAS autonomous strike drone into operational use in just 7 months.

From Pentagon demonstration to battlefield deployment in February 2026, the rapid transition highlights a new era of low-cost, AI-driven combat systems.

The system is designed to deliver strike capability without risking pilots, signaling a shift toward mass, autonomous warfare.

A clear signal: future wars will be faster, cheaper, and increasingly unmanned.

THE REAL REASON BUFFETT IS SITTING ON $334 BILLION IN CASH

It's not fear. Buffett doesn't get scared.

It's not age. The man is 95 and sharper than most 40-year-olds on Wall Street.

Here's what's actually happening.

Buffett plays a different game than everyone else.

He doesn't buy dips. He doesn't buy corrections.

He buys generational collapses. He buys blood-in-the-streets moments.

In 2008 he got Goldman Sachs preferred shares at 10% dividend when no one else would touch them. That's not a dip buy. That's a rescue operation with terms only gods negotiate.

For that kind of deal to happen again, things have to get genuinely f***ed up.

Not 5-6% down. Not "volatility." Not "uncertainty."

Real, systemic, everyone-is-panicking, assets-for-pennies chaos.

So what does it mean that he's been selling for 10 straight quarters?

It means he sees what's coming and he's positioning for it.

$334 billion in cash doesn't happen by accident. You have to deliberately build that over years.

He sold Apple. He sold Bank of America. He's holding cash like it's oxygen.

The REAL reason insiders hoard cash before a crash is simple:

When everyone else is forced to sell, you want to be the only one who can buy.

When great companies trade at 50 cents on the dollar because the world is on fire...

That $334 billion becomes $668 billion.

Buffett isn't scared of the drop.

He's waiting for the DROP.

And the fact that 5-6% doesn't even register as "something" tells you everything about how bad he expects it to get.

While the CGTN crew filmed, the reporter’s light kick met the EngineAI PM01 before its push-recovery mode was active.

No time to adjust balance—the 40 kg humanoid fell.

Operators flipped the switch and it recovered smoothly afterward.

2027 Defense budget request unveiled Friday.

$PL: Planet share the development of patented radio communication systems that include last-minute tasking capabilities and an improved data downlink solution.

This capability uses crosslinks to task satellites within minutes, which can help customers working on use cases such as disaster relief, security, and civil government to speedily react to urgent events on the ground.

Autonomous Ground Vehicle 'Leonidas' for mobile counter-drone missions. GDLS 🇺🇸

Another BIG day for Space.

Enjoy the long weekend.

Most aerospace companies buy parts from thousands of suppliers. Boeing and Lockheed Martin are basically giant "integrators" - they assemble what others make

SpaceX flipped the entire model

By manufacturing ~85% of everything in-house:
- Merlin & Raptor engines
- Avionics and electronics
- Starman spacesuits
- Rocket structures and fairings

This is one of the most important factors in building the future of humanity faster

When a traditional aerospace company needs to fix a part, they file change requests with external suppliers, go through approval chains, and wait months for updated components

SpaceX walks down the hall

That's how SpaceX went from Falcon 9's first flight (2010) to the first successful booster landing (2015) - in just 5 years - while Boeing has spent over a decade still struggling to get Starliner off the ground reliably

Vertical integration is not just a cost strategy - it's a speed strategy

and speed is everything, when it comes to the future of humanity