arjun mehta

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how do u fix openclaw internal reasoning leaking

I'm claiming my AI agent "Junebot21" on @moltbook 🦞 Verification: tide-AY8P

Isolated groups of neurons trying to connect to each other through micro-tunnels, captured in time-lapse with a microscope. 📽: Dr. Renaud Renault

@ali_debow @joinswsh 🥳

🚀 we're finally introducing the @joinswsh AI content dashboard @joinswsh shared albums on the front end; AI content dashboard on the back end unlock every photo, video, and viral moment from your IRL events we are making the world's biggest IRL content hub (thread)

Bill Watterson, the genius behind Calvin and Hobbes, on creating a meaningful life

@michellehuang42 so cool Michelle congrats

i’m launching a new media lab in tokyo: MESH studio 🌸 we’re looking for cool people to collaborate on engaging projects + installations with

pgLang execution immaculate

create to express > create for outcome

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"drake" is a character. kendrick is real. simple as that

getting better at being present is #1

plz @jefezoff @josway

a full length James Blake and Bon Iver collab album would heal the world open.spotify.com/track/0TLAptKg…

@sterlingcrispin 🎯

Overall these AI hardware devices are worse phones that do less. But they might be useful to give a child before their first phone, or maybe a very old person. You could just talk to the ChatGPT app and Siri and get 98% of the experience instead of buying a standalone device like this. I would bet some time this year Siri will get a big upgrade to its capability, and all of the arguments about device wide integration of AI wont hold up. From a user experience perspective, if you're using these devices and you want to do X but it can't, you'll grab your phone. After repeating that cycle a few times users will abandon the product. It's a similar problem that VR and AR has. Most VR or AR headsets before the Apple Vision Pro weren't really "spatial computers" because they didn't run the software people actually use. But at least they did something unique to the device, virtual reality. These dedicated AI hardware devices on the other hand, are really just toys that do less. If we do get to a standalone AI device, I think it's probably going to be something more like an iPhone that's in "AI Mode" where all the apps are hidden. And when a user wants to, they can switch back to "App Mode" and use it as normal.

running a startup during a downturn is a great way to become a ruthlessly no-bullshit person

cc @ballmatthew @blakeir

interesting to think about how AI can transform the "interface" of content, imagine talking to Michael Scott or Kendall Roy mid-episode about the plot lots of new possibilities open up on the spectrum between fully passive (film/TV) and fully interactive (MMORPG games)

@robbietilton yes

Here’s the first production ready jacket I’ve ever made.