🚨 The biggest heist in financial history might unfold, and almost no one sees it coming. On February 2, 2026, SpaceX acquired xAI, the company behind Grok. Now, only a few months later, SpaceX is preparing for what could become the largest IPO in history: a reported $75 billion raise at a $1.75 trillion valuation. Read that again. A space company is going public. But inside it now sits one of the most important AI companies in the world. That means this is not just a SpaceX IPO. It is also, indirectly, an xAI liquidity event. And that matters because AI is no longer a software race. It is a capital race. Whoever raises the most money can buy the most chips, build the largest data centers, train the biggest models, subsidize the most users, and survive the longest period of losses. Now ask yourself: What happens if SpaceX/xAI gets its money first? What happens if it raises tens of billions before OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, Mistral, and every other AI company can tap public markets at similar scale? And what happens if the broader market cracks afterward? That is the dangerous part. The stock market is already stretched. AI valuations are already pricing in perfection. Volatility is crazy. The S&P 500 is swinging 2.5% on random Tuesdays. Investors are already nervous. Many are looking for a reason to reduce risk. So why rush to IPO right now, into the teeth of maximum froth? Because chaos might be the point. If Elon Musk triggers a market crash after the SpaceX IPO, after he’s already extracted $75 billion from public investors, the consequences for the AI race would be devastating: 🛑 Other AI labs, still scrambling to fundraise privately, would find the capital markets slammed shut. No more mega-rounds. No more easy billions from VCs spooked by a public market meltdown. 🧠 OpenAI, Anthropic, and every other competitor suddenly gasping for oxygen, while Musk sits on a war chest large enough to dominate compute, talent, and infrastructure for a decade. Weakened rivals. Distressed assets. A monopolistic moat widened overnight. Or maybe the plan is even more cold-blooded: Let them fundraise just enough to survive, then sell them the compute power SpaceX is already planning to deploy in orbit. Own the rails. Rent the picks and shovels. Become the AI industry’s tollbooth. Either way, the SpaceX IPO isn’t an exit. It’s an entrance. A calculated move in a much larger game. Rushing to go public when the market is a powder keg isn’t hubris. It’s chess. And something dangerous is brewing. Keep your eyes open. The quiet before the storm might end soon #SpaceX #xAI #Grok #IPO #MarketCrash #ElonMusk #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #DotComBubble #Finance #Investing #VentureCapital

After 7 years of building together, I’m proud to officially announce the launch of Upcome. This is not just a new company website. It is the next chapter for a team that has been through real product cycles together. Building, launching, fixing, scaling, learning, and showing up when things mattered most. Over the years, we have worked side by side across AI, software, Web3, infrastructure, and product development. We have seen what it takes to move from an idea to something real. We have also seen how much founders and companies need more than just developers. They need a team that understands product decisions, business pressure, speed, quality, and execution. That is why we started Upcome. Upcome is a software development partner helping founders, startups, and companies build modern AI agents, web platforms, mobile apps, blockchain systems, and scalable digital products. But more than that, Upcome is built on trust. Trust between me and the team I have worked with for 7 years. Trust in our ability to solve hard problems together. Trust in the process of building things that actually create value. To my team: thank you for staying committed, for growing together, and for believing in what we are building. To our clients, partners, and friends who have supported us along the way: thank you. This is just the beginning. We are building for the agentic era and we are ready to help ambitious founders and companies build what comes next. Upcome is live: upcome.ai

This is how AI should be used !!! 🥳🥳🥳 When people leave, knowledge leaves with them. When people join, they spend months piecing it back together. Most of that knowledge is already sitting somewhere inside the company. In old Slack threads. In docs nobody can find. In repo comments. In onboarding notes. In decisions that were made months ago but never properly explained. AI can change that. Not by replacing people, but by helping people find the context they need instantly. AI should make people faster, clearer, and better informed. Every company is already paying a hidden context tax. The companies that make their knowledge easy to access will move so much faster than the ones still making people figure everything out from scratch or trying to get them to spend 1M tokens a month 🤣

Microsoft gave thousands of engineers access to Claude Code in December 2025. Six months later, it cancelled the licenses. Because the bill was brutal, around $500 to $2,000 per engineer, per month, just in tokens. Uber's CTO told The Information that the company burned through its entire 2026 AI coding budget in just 4 months. While NVIDIA's VP of Applied Deep Learning said that the cost of AI for his team had crossed what human engineers would have cost. An MIT study found AI is actually cheaper than human labour in only 23% of jobs. That means that for the remaining 77%, humans are still the better economics. I am not saying AI is useless, I use it everyday. But I am saying that it is over hyped and over valued both in the stock market and in companies.

I think I’ll make a short video explaining how AI actually works, because many people have major misconceptions about it.

It's a valid point, but I disagree with it. Bread is a commercial product you can buy for a low price that's not worth the time it takes to make at home. Software is a business product which costs much more. That aside, everyone being able to vibe code stuff doesn't mean their software will be good.

Vibe coding changes nothing for startups. A startup’s success was never just about its ability to build software. You could always hire developers, agencies, or studios to do that. What actually matters is execution: understanding the market, reaching the right people, earning trust, distributing the product, and turning attention into adoption. I used to build top notch technology in the Web3 space. But my early projects didn’t go anywhere because I didn’t understand distribution. I could build, but I couldn’t spread. And in startups, building is only one part of the game. Getting people to care is the harder part.

I needed this

An AI is only as capable as the data it is trained on. It doesn't have the ability to imagine or reason beyond its training data. If your developer is using 100% AI written code, then they are not only failing at doing the only thing humans are better than AI at, which is common sense and general reasoning, but they are also most probably not conducting proper testing of AI written code.

X has become a garbage dump. Paying content creators on here has made all of them post click baits, low quality, high volume content. I can't find anything meaningful or impressive on here anymore. Even linkedin has become a more interesting place.

There's gonna be a huge crash in the markets comparable to the dot com bubble and 2008 financial crisis, the main driver will be AI. This gonna come sometime late this year or in 2027 after companies like OpenAI and Anthropic go public.

We went from dealing in transaction per second to tokens per second

May 11 2026 ChatGPT > Claude at analyzing and coding

The recent market pump worries me more than it brings me comfort

When you tell vibe coders you want to properly build and scale 1 app instead of vibe coding 10 apps that will crash next week

AI will replace you Then, bring you back to fix its problems

Why is claude giving me cooking tips while designing my website 🤣

I was using ChatGPT today, and litterly 1 prompt in it started hallucinating 😭😭😭

If you feel threatened by AI as a software engineer, then you were never truly an engineer to begin with. The defining traits of an engineer are problem-solving, thoughtful system design, and imaginative thinking, not merely writing code. In my experience, AI is still weak at solving complex problems in unique situations. Even the code it produces is often poor for highly advanced use cases such as high-frequency, low-latency systems. AI is a tool that helps you move faster. If you see it any differently, then I guess that’s just natural selection.