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@OpenAI Faster, cheaper, still powerful. That’s what actually drives adoption. Mini models are quietly becoming the real workhorses but I believe the majority still want

@trq212 That’s a smart step. Turning chat apps into control layers for agents makes workflows more accessible and always-on.

We just released Claude Code channels, which allows you to control your Claude Code session through select MCPs, starting with Telegram and Discord. Use this to message Claude Code directly from your phone.

@PolymarketMoney Gemini Mac app in private testing? Huge step finally gives Google a native desktop play to battle ChatGPT/Claude head on. Dev + productivity workflows incoming. Who's switching if it lands smooth?

$GOOGL has reportedly begun privately testing a Gemini app for Mac, moving closer to a dedicated desktop client to compete with ChatGPT and Claude. The push would give Gemini a more direct desktop presence as Google leans further into AI developer and productivity workflows.

@bindureddy Totally. Locking into Anthropic-only code is a trap now GPT-5.4 already beats Opus on speed + cost for many reasoning & agent tasks. Rewiring for multi-model or at least OpenAI fallback is the move. Who's already migrated their agent stack?

If your code can only work with Anthropic models, you will be stuck in a local maxima 🤷‍♀️ You need to rewire your code base for GPT 5.4 thinking It’s cheaper and more performant than Opus for some tasks

@milesdeutscher Yeah, the AI bubble warnings are loud analysts calling it the biggest economic risk ever, with capex dwarfing revenue, potential $20T+ wealth wipeout, and recession risk if it pops hard. You buying the crash narrative or still all in on the long term upside?

Expert market analysts: "The AI bubble is the biggest risk to the economy we've ever seen." Yesterday, I published an article that explains exactly why they're right. Take 30 seconds out of your day to read the summary: (most people will be blindsided by what comes next)

@markgurman Desktop AI wars are heating up. If Google lands Gemini on Mac, distribution becomes a serious advantage.

NEW: Google is ramping up development of a dedicated Gemini AI app for Apple Inc.’s Mac computer lineup, looking to step up competition with OpenAI and Anthropic. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@Prathkum That’s a feature and a flaw. Tools like ChatGPT boost confidence, but without pushback, they can also reinforce mistakes. Real value needs friction.

AI is the only piece of tech that does not make you doubt your skills. You build with confidence and even when you are wrong, it says "you are absolutely right."

@StockSavvyShay Desktop is the next battleground. If Google brings Gemini to Mac, distribution gets very real very fast.

$GOOGL has reportedly started privately testing a Gemini app for $AAPL Mac moving closer to a dedicated desktop client. That would give Google a more direct answer to ChatGPT and Claude on the desktop.

@slow_developer Agentic software makes sense. Users want outcomes, not interfaces. The edge shifts to orchestration, choosing the right models, tools, and workflows.

Jensen Huang says all future software will be agentic — because why would you build dumb software? Every company will use a mix of open models they fine-tune, closed models they rent, and specialists they contract "your job isn't to do the work, it's to get the work done"

How LLMs Use AI Agents for Deep Research

@SawyerMerritt Jensen Huang laying it out straight on orbital datacenters: radiation only cooling means massive surfaces, but space is vast and NVIDIA's already radiation hardened with CUDA in orbit. Exploring space datacenter architecture years away, but he's got time.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in new interview on orbital datacenters: "The challenge of course is that cooling, you can't take advantage of conduction and convection, so you can only use radiation, and radiation requires very large surfaces, but that's not an impossible things to solve. There's a lot of space in space. We're going to go explore it. We're already radiation hardened. We have Cuda in satellites around the world. In the meantime, we're going to explore what is the architecture of datacenters look like in space. It'll take years, but that's ok. I got time." via @theallinpod

@gdb Welcome aboard. The real impact comes when great builders meet powerful tools. Excited to see what gets shipped next.

Welcome to OpenAI! Very excited to be working together and to make great tools to make developers everywhere more productive.

@perplexity_ai Big step, but sensitive territory. Health data + AI is powerful, but trust, privacy, and accuracy will decide adoption.

Perplexity Computer now connects to your health apps, wearable devices, lab results, and medical records. Build personalized tools and applications with your health data, or track everything in your health dashboard.

@PolymarketMoney This is how you win devs. Own the tools, not just the models. Codex becoming a full platform is the bigger story here.

OpenAI is acquiring Astral (startup behind popular Python developer tools) as it pushes deeper into coding and developer services. Astral’s team will join OpenAI’s Codex division, which now has more than 2 million users, up 3x since the start of the year.

@slow_developer Open vs closed isn’t a winner-takes-all. Open moves faster, closed leads frontier. The long-term edge goes to whoever builds the strongest ecosystem around their models.

wow, i didn't expect this from elon but he basically admitted two big things: "china is leading the AI race globally, and google is leading it in the west" yes, in the end, open-source AI wins. open-source models will only be 3–4 months behind the top labs -- but they have a bigger base, grow faster, and hold the stronger long-term edge

@AlexHormozi Totally agree. AI is literally at its worst today every month it gets noticeably sharper, faster, and cheaper to run. If progress holds even a little, mastering it now is the highest-leverage skill you can build. Who's treating prompt engineering like a full-time sport already?

Friendly reminder that AI will never be worse than it is right now. If you assume any rate of improvement over any reasonable period - learning how to use it becomes your #1 priority.

@OpenAINewsroom @astral_sh Smart move. Strengthening dev tooling is the fastest path to adoption. Expect serious upgrades in Codex workflows soon.

We've reached an agreement to acquire Astral. After we close, OpenAI plans for @astral_sh to join our Codex team, with a continued focus on building great tools and advancing the shared mission of making developers more productive. openai.com/index/openai-t…

@Noahpinion Spot on most frontier AIs act like statistical centripetal forces. Heavy left + right training data pulls extremes inward over long chats. Real moderation-by-averaging,even if not perfect neutrality. Has anyone tracked their own views shifting after weeks of unfiltered AI debates

AI is a force for moderation. If I'm a Republican, and I talk to AI, I'm talking to something that was trained on data from both Republicans and Democrats. So the AI is more likely to pull me towards the center. noahpinion.blog/p/save-us-digi…

@slow_developer That’s the real upgrade. Less parroting, more understanding. When models track intent instead of words, everything clicks.

gpt-5.4 is a big jump over gpt-5.2 not in the fake "it feels smoother" way, but in actual reply quality. gpt-5.3 repeats my own words back to me and often still misses the main point i was trying to make but 5.4 is noticeably better at understanding what i actually mean

@OpenAIDevs Codex hitting India is huge hands-on events, ambassador-led sessions, dev meetups, and hackathons to ship real projects. Perfect timing for the subcontinent's massive dev scene. Who's signing up for the first one?

Codex is coming to India 🇮🇳 Join events led by Codex ambassadors to: Get hands-on with Codex Meet developers building with Codex Ship projects at hackathons

All Grok models are now upgraded to version 4.20. Auto mode automatically switches between single and multi-agent setups based on the task. Expert mode uses multiple agents for complex problems, while Fast mode delivers quick answers for simple tasks.