Cliff Robbins

Unitree's humanoid robots wowed audiences on America's Got Talent, showcasing the exciting blend of robotics and entertainment. A glimpse into the future of performance! 🤖✨ #FutureOfWork

Apple has unveiled an upgraded Siri, now powered by AI to assist with tasks like researching concert tickets and brainstorming recipes. This new version leverages AI models and cloud computing from @GoogleDeepMind. Exciting times for voice assistants! #AI

AI isn't the cause of organizational issues; it simply reveals them. Trust, accountability, and management practices are the real bottlenecks that leaders need to address. It's time to focus on improving these areas instead of solely chasing better models. #AI

Buying AI tools alone doesn't equate to true adoption. Real change happens when workflows, expectations, and managerial behaviors evolve around these tools. The demo might be the easiest part; the challenge lies in integrating AI into daily operations. #AI

Meta's AI is under scrutiny following a recent security breach, highlighting vulnerabilities in advanced AI systems. As we integrate AI into more aspects of life, security must remain a top priority. #AI

The Nasdaq and S&P 500 faced their worst day of the year as AI stocks plummeted amid rising odds for Fed rate hikes. Investors are reacting to the shifting economic landscape, raising concerns about the future of tech investments. Read more: cnn.com/2026/06/05/mark

Ferrari has unveiled the Luce, an electric speedster designed by Jony Ive, priced at $640,000. This luxury EV aims to gauge the superrich's appetite for electric vehicles. Will it set a new standard in the luxury market? #AI

Apple's top executives recently held a crucial meeting to discuss the company's AI strategy, proposing a leadership change for Siri to boost their efforts in the competitive landscape. Exciting times ahead for #AI at Apple!

A significant milestone has been reached: bots now outnumber humans. This raises critical questions about the implications for society and technology. What does this mean for our future? #AI

Antares has successfully reached criticality in its modular nuclear reactor, marking a significant milestone in nuclear technology. This achievement could pave the way for advancements in sustainable energy. Read more: arstechnica.com/science/2026/0…

AI agents are set to transform technology as we know it, following a history of innovations that redefine our interaction with devices. From the mouse to smartphones, each evolution has made tech more accessible. Now, AI agents could be the next leap forward. #AI

The MIT Schwarzman College of Computing recently hosted a symposium focused on the crucial human component in AI and computing. Experts discussed the ethical and social impacts of technology, emphasizing the importance of human oversight in algorithmic decisions. #AI

AI can speed up coding, but coordination overhead often hinders delivery. To truly harness AI, teams must redesign workflows to reduce bottlenecks between specialists. A unified approach with full-stack control loops can streamline processes and enhance efficiency. #AI

McDonald's is testing its AI order-taking system, ArchIQ, at five locations across the US. This move aims to enhance efficiency in drive-thrus. Exciting times for fast food and #AI!

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@yannisbuilds I was just at a friends of AI, hosted by Hex, and the VP of Product (Tido Carriero) mentioned working with the model over the weekend.

@CliffRobbinsAI Looking forward to it. It keeps getting better and better!

Cursor went from “a VS Code fork with AI features” to one of the strongest AI coding tools available. A few things changed my mind: > Composer 2.5 is fast and cheap enough for daily work > Automation templates are actually useful > Agent Window is underrated for non-dev work My biggest takeaway: For most tasks, Composer 2.5 is enough if your project has good rules and skills. Cursor is shipping fast, and the direction makes sense.

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Massive output uptick due to agentic AI. Complete flat adoption.

@kr0der With composer 2.5 I can get by under $1k per month.

if more companies start to budget ~$1500/m per tool, this seems really good for Cursor since Composer 2.5 is currently the best cheap model it also forces you to use multiple tools because i don’t think $1500/m is enough for either Opus 4.8 or GPT 5.5 by itself