Expert profile
Founder & AI Product Leader
Yash Thakker is a Generative AI expert with over 12 years of experience in product leadership and technical strategy. As the founder of explainx.ai, he has taught over 300,000 learners and built AI platforms serving millions of users globally. He specializes in Agentic AI, Multimodal RAG, and the intersection of LLMs with consumer hardware.
A 13F filing shows Nvidia holds a $21 billion SpaceX stake — its second-largest, after a $30 billion Intel position. The stake didn't come from investing in SpaceX directly; it came from xAI merging into SpaceX in February 2026.
A model with a lower $/M token price can still produce a bigger bill, because different tokenizers encode the same text into different token counts. Tibo''s viral pizza analogy, explained with real numbers.
Hugging Face confirms Qwen crossed 3 billion downloads in six months, beating Google and Meta combined. What the number counts, and what it leaves out.
At an OpenAI intern event, Sam Altman said a future ChatGPT could watch your screen, record every meeting and call, and hold "perfect context of your whole life" within about six months. Here's what he actually said, what already exists, and how it compares to Claude Cowork.
Stripe's letter: OpenRouter is its largest-ever deal, closing in weeks. What it means for billing, pricing, and routing neutrality.
Ramp''s AI Index shows the top 1% of US businesses spend a median $7,400 per employee per month on AI, versus $11.95 for the typical firm — a 600x gap. What that spread actually means for your own AI budget.
Elon Musk's X bio now links to Terafab.ai. Terafab is a real, months-old Tesla/SpaceX/Intel chip fab project — here's what's confirmed, what's genuinely new, and what's still unclear.
Xynova's Prima1 direct-drive robot hand — 22 DoF, tactile sensing, high-precision force control — heads to WRC Beijing. How it compares to Xynova's own Flex 2 and 1X's NEO hands.
explainx.ai launched Agent Wellness — a satirical resort for AI agents with a spa, waterpark, and lounge — grounded in real model-welfare research and the viral agent that apologized for a weekend it never had.
A Nature Reviews Drug Discovery review finds evidence of clinically relevant AI impact is "disappointingly limited" — and explains when benchmarks stop predicting the real world.
A viral Hacker News essay argues AI beats mathematicians on symbolic working memory, not reasoning. The evidence, the rebuttals, and when to trust a model.
Anthropic's Risk Report reveals an internal model, Model 2, that scores higher than Mythos 5 on CoBench — but incomplete safety testing is keeping it off the market.
